Aware! Meisaku-kun

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "isekai reincarnation." Meisaku and the gang are summoned into a game-like world. This year's theme for Meisaku is isekai reincarnation! Kohei Amasaki is the guest voice actor.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Anne of Green Gables." Mei dyes her hair red and has become a troublemaker?! Meisaku and others decide to snoop around the preschool and observe Mei. Mei is voiced by Masaki Sato of Morning Musume '21.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "puzzle games." Meisaku and others get lost in Dr. Mario-ish world of puzzle. Can they heal sick Sweets? Dr. Hanao is voiced by Kohei Amasaki.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Pinocchio." Meisaku and Nokio are swallowed by a whale. They try to survive by eating foods that float down the whale's stomach, but what they find are unusual... Nokio is voiced by Taigi Asuwa of Ushiro City.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by a nursery rhyme, "The Rolling Acorn." Musubi tries to beat a rolling acorn, tumbles, and falls into a pond. There, he meets...a loach? Musubi is voiced by Manabu Kaneko of Ushiro City.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "picture story show." Dasaku shows his original picture story show to the kids. Somehow, a total trash becomes popular?! Dasaku is voiced by Daisuke Ono.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats." Sweets is staying home alone, and he is skeptical of Nokio and others who have come to visit him. Sweets is voiced by Shigeki Nakanishi of Nasu Nakanishi.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Ghostbusters." Exorcise the ghost of the old mansion with a vacuum cleaner-like thing, Boltbusters! Kensho Ono plays Bolt, and Daisuke Ono plays the Ghost.

Chienetsu Harusame is the student council president, who runs the school assembly. Chienetsu says he will make the assembly "fun and long," but Nokio and others complain that "being long is the problem." Chienetsu is voiced by Natsuki Hanae.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Jizo and the Hats." Tsurukou helps the Jizo statues and receives gifts in return. His friends see that and try to copy him. Tsurukou is voiced by Takuya Eguchi.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "spot the difference." Sweets and Nokio are having a hard time solving the problem Lassi gave them, and Meisaku tries to help... Lassi is voiced by Manabu Kaneko of Ushiro City.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "period drama." Meisaku and others are in the world of period drama. However, a lot of things look too contemporary.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Little Red Riding Hood." The usual gang comes over to Meisaku's house. Since Meisaku is away, they play pretend with Mei. The Wolf is voiced by Satoshi Hino.

Meisaku and others and back in the isekai world. They try to use medicinal herbs to heal, but they taste horrible. Nokio is voiced by Taigi Asuwa of Ushiro City.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Are You a Werewolf?" Pretty Wolf Boy has gotten better at lying. He plays "Are You a Werewolf?" with Meisaku and others. Pretty Wolf Boy is voiced by Satoshi Hino.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "The Pied Piper of Hamelin." When Tsurukou plays a flute, it attracts mice. Chienetsu uses that to exterminate mice from the student council's room. Chienetsu Harusame is voiced by Natsuki Hanae.

School is out for the summer. Nokio decides to follow and observe Bolt as a part of his independent research. Mysterious life of Bolt is finally revealed...? Kensho Ono voices Bolt.

This episode's classic masterpiece is Treasure Island. Musubi found a treasure map! Treasures! But the maps are all strange... Musubi is voiced by Manabu Kaneko of Ushiro City.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Urashima Taro" from the children's song. Bolt can not sing the song "Urashima Taro" to the end. An "Utashima Taro" appears and tries to teach him the correct lyrics...and fails.Utashima Taro is voiced by Yuyu-uta, a YouTuber.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "fitness games." Lassi-sensei wants to lose some weight, so Meisaku and others invite him to the world of a popular fitness game. Kensho Ono voices Instruc-dog.

Tsurukou calls himself "Princess Tsurukou '' and performs a magic show. He seems to be popular, but something's not right. Tsurukou is voiced by Takuya Eguchi.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "The Blue Bird." Musubi is looking for his "happiness," which, for him, means going viral on social media. And the Blue Bird of happiness appear in front of him...?!It is a collaboration with a YouTube channel, "Hajimemashite Matsuo desu."

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "The Drunken Fist." After getting motion sickness from a car ride, Sweets has grown stronger using the Drunken Fist, and he's able to dodge Lassi-sensei's chalk-throws. Sweets is voiced by Shigeki Nakanishi of Nasu Nakanishi.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "The Cat That Lived A Million Times." Student Council President, Chienetsu Harusame, has abducted Meisaku's classroom cat! However, it turns out that the cat, whose name is Roly Poly, is adored by the president... Chienetsu Harusame is voiced by Natsuki Hanae.

This episode of Meisaku is inspired by "Aesop's Fables." Musubi, who's really into Aesop's Fables, quizzes Meisaku and others on them. Are these really the titles of Aesop's Fables?!Musubi is voiced by Manabu Kaneko of Ushiro City.