Mr.Osomatsu

"Mr. Osomatsu" makes its triumphant return! Time has passed since the first season ended in a blaze of destruction. Now Iyami and Chibita go looking for the Matsu brothers to see if they've changed their shitty ways and become proper members of society.

Mom and Dad Matsuno force their six NEETs to find "jobs," then Iyami heads to a party with one of Prof. Dekapan's inventions and the Matsu boys in tow.

Mammoths inspire the boys, Ichimatsu and Choromatsu get awkward, then things get tough for Totoko on her next show.

Dad hasn't seemed quite himself lately. If there's something bothering him, the sextuplets want to help...if only so they can be sure of maintaining their NEET lifestyles a little longer.

The boys and their friends get involved with, and get caught up in, a series of incidents over the summer.

Iyami is down on his luck and asks the boys for help, then Hatabou has some trouble of his own with finding friends.

During the Three Kingdoms period of ancient China, the boys seek out their destinies. Later, Todomatsu invites Osomatsu to a mixer, which was probably not a good idea.

Prof. Dekapan's invention portends a new, terrifying world, then Jyushimatsu wants to join a dolphin show...by becoming a dolphin.

When his brothers refuse to be considerate, Ichimatsu launches a campaign to set things right. Later, Iyami heads to an arcade and reveals an explosive set of secret skills and genius moves!

Karamatsu is flooded with requests for favors by his brothers, Totoko gets hired into Todomatsu's company, and the glory of a Mr. Osomatsu voice recording session is revealed.

For years the Matsuno boys have taken adavantage of Chibita, who has now reached a breaking point. On a dark and stormy night, the crazed oden chef begins hunting the sextuplets down one by identical one.

A young boy named Eitarou begins idolizing Jyushimatsu, even going so far as to ask to be his apprentice. Later, Dayon steals Prof. Dekapan's pants, and it's all sandwiched between some Totoko vs. Nyaa action!

Lots of shorts to end the year, and later Totty gets cut from the Matsuno team.

A miracle of sorts for the anti-social Sanematsu, Iyami leads Hatabou and Jyushimatsu on a hunt for occult animals, and Choromatsu debuts his new, "cool" look to his brothers.

Having grown weary of this universe, the Space Pirate Shazaar decides to make a change. Later, it turns out Matsuzo is somewhat of a gourmand, then a cute girl named Kinko Inuyama moves in next door to the Matsunos and miraculously befriends the boys.

A third UMA expedition starts things off, then Ichimatsu becomes nervous when too many good things start happening to him and Jyushimatsu. Finally, Karahiko and Todomi take a trip up into the mountains and end up staying in a haunted Japanese inn.

"Hungry Town" has all the old charm of post-WWII Japan. Though not wealthy, the neighborhood teems with energy and its inhabitants are busy with life--except for Iyami, who refuses to work and spends his days in poverty until he meets a child named Kiku.

Dekapan becomes President on a whim, Iyami sets up a new con with Chibita and Hatabou's help, and the brothers decide that this year, for once, they're gonna get Valentine's Day chocolates no matter what

Another round of miscellaneous absurdity.

The boys stop in at a late night ramen shop, Tottimi wants to earn some quick cash (but not doing this!), and Matsuyo decides to send one of her precious, stupid NEETs to a correctional facility.

Everyone hops on Hatabou's private jet for a trip to the Hawaii. But when something goes wrong with the plane along the way, the group finds themselves washed up on a deserted island.

At last the secret life of Dayon is revealed, Iyami has started feeling like he just doesn't belong on the show, and the boys hit Himatsuya ramen twice!

When Matsuzou's health fails, the sextuplets have to start thinking seriously about their future, with each starting to fumble his way towards a new life.

Iyami sets off on a treasure hunt but ends up crashing his plane right into the Matsunos' house. The NEETs were all at home... but they're going to be all right, right? RIGHT?