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Bottom Biting Bug - Recommendations
Alt title: Oshiri Kajiri Mushi
If you're looking for anime similar to Bottom Biting Bug, you might like these titles.
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Maya the Bee
- TV (52 eps)
- 1975 - 1976
Many insects call the underbrush and flowerbeds of the garden their home; one such insect is Maya, a curious and friendly honeybee who enjoys a good adventure and a playful time with others. Along with her friends Willy the Bee and Phillip the grasshopper, Maya meets a variety of characters including a lonely cricket, lofty cockroach, and steadfast army ants! Whether it's hiding from the sun or avoiding mean wasps, there's always a good time to be had in the world of the small!
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Kari5 says...
Both of these shows are about young insects and their adventures. They're both directed towards a very young audience and therefore have little lessons in them. I'd recommend both to kids (I personally prefer Maya more).
Shounen Ashibe: Go! Go! Goma-chan
- TV (32 eps x 9 min)
- 2016 - 2017
The happy-go-lucky daily lives of first grader Ashibe, his adopted pet baby seal Goma-chan, and people in his family, his school, and the neighborhood.
Reasons you might like Shounen Ashibe: Go! Go! Goma-chan...
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Kari5 says...
Both of these shows are great for kids. Their main characters are kids, so young viewers can learn lessons alongside BBB and Ashibe as they learn about the world and people around them. They are also both short-form anime.
While I don't think adults would get much enjoyment from either of these shows, if you or your child liked one, I recommend you check out the other.
100% Pascal-sensei (2017)
- TV (36 eps x 12 min)
- 2017
Pascal-sensei is an elementary school teacher who is so stupid, he cannot even write his own name. He does whatever he likes in his classroom. Plus, by all appearances, he is not human.
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Kari5 says...
Both of these shows are short-form anime that are great for a young audience. They're short, goofy, fun, with a hint of educational messages. While I wouldn't normally recommend either to anyone over 10 years old, if you liked one you'd most likely enjoy the other.
Parappa the Rapper
- TV (30 eps)
- 2001 - 2002
Chronicles the misadventures of a rapping dog named Parappa and his very odd friends, which include a blue cat, a talking flower, and a guitar playing lamb.
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Kari5 says...
Both of these are colourful kids shows about a group of friends and their daily adventures in their town. Very casual kids' shows. I think Parappa is better, so if you watched BBB and want an upgrade, check it out.
Shin Minashigo Hutch
- TV (26 eps)
- 1974
Hutch has finally found his mother, the Queen Bee, and his sister Aya, and together they rebuild the Kingdom of the Bees. However, their happiness wouldn't last long as the Wasp Army attacked their kingdom and many are killed, including the Queen. As they mourn her death, the Queen Bee spirit appears to them and tells Hutch and Aya to go in search of the ''Beautiful Hill'' on where they can rebuild their destroyed kingdom and live on peace and harmony. Ten Ten, a ladybug, joins them in their journey as he searches for his missing father.
Chaofan Chong Chong Dui
- TV (26 eps)
- 2019
Insect Land
- TV (22 eps)
- 2022
Xiao Chong Sanbao
- TV (52 eps)
- 2009
Tobidashi wa Abunaizo! Mushi Mushi Mura no Koutsuu Anzen
- OVA (1 ep)
- 2012
Kagerou Kaa-kun
- OVA (1 ep)
- 2003