Uchi no 3 Shimai
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2 / 5- 25EP 25
Su acts as a cookie seller, tries transformations, and shares a strange story in this three-part episode.
Sep 23, 2008Su, the well-known libero and free spirit, takes on the role of a cookie seller in this installment. She explores the possibility of transforming into her friends and wears a helicopter on her head. Additionally, she creates a story involving the sound "kakakakaka" and delivers a joke targeting her mother. This three-part series offers unexpected surprises that provide a deeper look into Su-chan than ever before, highlighting her eccentric personality and playful antics in a lighthearted manner.
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Oppeke Ballet Class Arrives as Sisters Begin Their Dance Lessons
Sep 30, 2008The Oppeke Ballet school finally opens its doors, marking the beginning of the three sisters' initial training. Fu-chan and Su-chan are separated into distinct groups for their trial lessons, where they unleash their unique energy. Shy Su-chan participates willingly in the circle exercises, while Fu-chan displays her graceful poses. Meanwhile, Chi-chan also causes a stir during the session. This three-part segment focuses entirely on the ballet class experience, highlighting the distinct reactions and performances of each sister as they navigate their first steps in dance. The narrative captures the lively atmosphere and individual moments within the instructional setting.
- 27EP 27
Chi-chan's Growth, Name Change, and Sugoroku Board Game Episode
Oct 7, 2008Chi-chan experiences significant physical development, allowing her to reach previously inaccessible areas. She officially joins the Oppeke Theater Company and receives a new name from her sisters. The episode features a special story centered on a Sugoroku-style board game titled "Chi-chan's Growth." This narrative explores the complex emotions of her mother, balancing joy with fear regarding Chi-chan's rapid maturation. The content presents a triple feature of Chi-chan's development, highlighting her increasing capabilities and the shifting family dynamics surrounding her transition.
- 28EP 28
The father faces challenges from his three adoring sisters in various domestic situations.
Oct 14, 2008Despite his intimidating demeanor when angry, the father is deeply loved by his three sisters. This collection highlights their daily interactions, including moments where he reacts to Fu-chan's backtalk. He also navigates minor mishaps, such as purchasing incorrect shampoo and conditioner. Additionally, he endures the free-spirited nature of Su-chan and deals with Chi-chan's annoyance over the barley tea case's "bong" sound. These episodes showcase the father's various roles and reactions within the family dynamic, culminating in the opening of the "Opeke Father's Fair." The narrative focuses on these specific household events without revealing future plot developments or promotional content.
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Pretty Gokko Episodes 1 and 2 and Final present a grand spectacle
Oct 21, 2008This extended version of Pretty-gokko features a major production by Fu-chan and Su-chan. The narrative includes battles between mermaids and goldfish, various games, and the transformation of the Matsumoto house into a musical venue via a magic microphone. The president remains highly active, serving as a rock, a father, and even riding on the Samurai's pushcart. He continues to work without resting on his laurels. The collection comprises three films in total.
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New motherhood struggles, teaching memories, and Fu-chan plays teacher with Su and Chi
Oct 28, 2008This three-part series shares the mother's past experiences, beginning with slapstick stories from when she was a new parent at the birth of Fu-chan. It also recounts her joyful memories as a kindergarten teacher, interactions that established the foundation for her current relationships with her three daughters. Meanwhile, Fu-chan imitates her mother by playing the role of a teacher, with Su and Chi acting as her students. The collection features various episodes centered on motherhood, offering insights and lessons suitable for viewers of all ages. These narratives provide a comprehensive look at the mother's history, blending humorous anecdotes with significant life events that shaped her family dynamics.
- 31EP 31
Battoranger and Pericure clash while ninja causes chaos and sisters share unique snacking habits
Nov 4, 2008The long-awaited confrontation between Battoranger and Pericure finally commences. Meanwhile, the Kazaguruma ninja appears and wreaks havoc within the Matsumoto household, disrupting the family's peace. Chi-chan consumes a large quantity of mandarin oranges, requiring additional servings periodically. The three sisters each demonstrate their distinct and peculiar methods for eating these fruits. Additionally, the spell "Mensha~ai" is introduced, leading to a comedic misunderstanding where Chi-chan, failing to comprehend its meaning, attacks Su-chan. This narrative presents an autumn-themed sequence of events characterized by chaotic rampages and humorous interactions among the characters, highlighting both the intense battle and the lighthearted domestic situations involving food and magical mishaps.
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Su-chan greets Fu-chan while the father spoils the sisters and Fu-chan uses a baby essential item.
Nov 11, 2008Su-chan displays her typical sarcastic demeanor during the pickup time for Fu-chan. The narrative shifts to highlight how the three sisters are doted on by their father. Additionally, the story focuses on a specific item that Fu-chan has utilized since infancy. Viewers can observe the efforts made by both parents to soothe Fu-chan during her most difficult phase. This three-part segment continues to increase the speed of the "oppeke" sequence as established in previous installments.
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Fu-chan meets a handsome man at the park while her mother dreams of being Cinderella and Su-chan's ninja appears
Nov 18, 2008Fu-chan encounters a handsome man at an amusement park and discusses him during dinner, causing her father some nervousness. The focus then shifts to her mother, who dreams of becoming Cinderella and waiting for a prince to arrive. Additionally, Su-chan’s Okurumi Ninja makes an appearance, causing chaos with shurikens and her strongest hair. This segment highlights Fu-chan, described as the town girl, amidst these various family interactions and comedic events involving her relatives and their distinct personalities.
- 34EP 34
Three Sisters' Fairy Tale, Sue in Mirrorland, and Fu with the Fairyland
Nov 25, 2008The household is filled with fairy tale adventures, including stories reminiscent of Akazukin and the house of sweets. Fu-chan and her family are fully engaged in these activities. The Wicked Witch appears, and her mother also makes an appearance. Meanwhile, Su-chan travels to the land of mirrors, a world opposite to her usual home. There, she meets a girl who looks exactly like her. In the fairy tale Matsumoto house, Fu-chan plays with vacuum cleaners. This episode presents a fantasy and märchener three-pack featuring these distinct stories and characters.
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Mom leaves Chi behind while the sisters visit the zoo and play with animals
Dec 2, 2008The mother is thrilled to leave Chi at O-chan's house, allowing her to enjoy coffee and outings without the Manma Kozo. At the zoo, the three sisters unleash their opeke power, leading to encounters with parrots, chimpanzees, and the zoo's idol, the koala. Meanwhile, Chi-chan the tortoise and Mopsy engage in a game of chase. The narrative focuses on whether Mopsy can successfully beat Chi-chan in this playful competition. This segment presents a super slapstick triple feature, combining the family's day out with the sisters' energetic interactions with various zoo animals and the ongoing game between the two characters.
- 36EP 36
Three sisters perform with microphones in a musical showcase featuring original songs and popular poses.
Dec 9, 2008This episode focuses on musical performances by three sisters equipped with microphones. Fu-chan demonstrates her capabilities as a singer-songwriter, a talent previously highlighted in the segment titled "La-la!" Su-chan’s distinctive pose has gained significant popularity among viewers. Additionally, Chi-chan displays her strong desire to take part in the upcoming music festival. The narrative introduces the track "Mambo!," which is described as fantastic and memorable once heard. The program consists of three parts filled with catchy songs that encourage audience participation and humming. The content emphasizes the sisters' individual contributions to the musical theme, showcasing their enthusiasm and the engaging nature of the songs presented in this broadcast.
- 37EP 37
The third daughter Chi-chan embarks on new adventures involving ducks, ginkgo, and dinner.
Dec 16, 2008This narrative focuses on the experiences of the third sister, Chi-chan, marking her first significant adventures since growing up. The story begins with a large confrontation involving ducks in the courtyard, followed by an encounter with a squishy ginkgo. The sisters also engage in a dispute over a sock and a doll. Later, they consume warm miso soup with enthusiasm, though they are unable to eat meat. These events comprise a trilogy of adventures that Chi-chan undertakes, highlighting her interactions with her sisters and various objects during their daily lives.
- 38EP 38
The Matsumoto family celebrates Christmas with festive decorations and a surprise letter to Santa.
Dec 23, 2008The Matsumoto household embraces the holiday spirit as the family prepares for Christmas. Fu-chan writes a letter to Santa that surprises her mother. Chaos ensues when the Christmas tree is destroyed, leading to a major commotion regarding the decorations. A fun party begins, leaving the mother very excited. The father appears in a specific outfit, adding to the festivities. The three sisters fill the holy night with their dreams and excitement. This three-part feature captures the lively and humorous atmosphere of the Matsumoto family's Christmas celebration, highlighting their interactions and the chaotic yet joyful preparations for the holiday season.
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New Year Festival Compilation Featuring Fu-chan, Su-chan, and Chi-chan
Jan 6, 2009To celebrate the New Year festival, this special release presents a curated selection of the best episodes featuring Fu-chan, Su-chan, and Chi-chan from those previously broadcast. The compilation highlights the sisters' most memorable moments. Additionally, the long-awaited "Drawing Song" is finally included in this release. Viewers can enjoy the three sisters singing and drawing simultaneously, allowing the audience to participate by singing along while engaging in the drawing activity. This episode serves as a festive collection of highlights and interactive musical content for fans of the series.
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Su-chan and Chi-chan battle while O-chan competes with Grandpa for Mom's birthday
Jan 13, 2009Su-chan and Chi-chan engage in a significant confrontation as rivals. The company president remains unstoppable even when facing her older sister. Meanwhile, O-chan and Grandpa participate in a duel to demonstrate the depth of their affection for their grandchildren. On the occasion of Mom's birthday, Chi-chan presents a special gift, intensifying the rivalry between the two. This three-part story features intense competition and emotional moments, culminating in a touching conclusion that highlights the strong bonds between the characters involved in these various conflicts.
- 41EP 41
The third, second, and eldest daughters engage in playful word exchanges.
Jan 20, 2009The three sisters participate in a lighthearted session of word play. Chi-chan becomes increasingly talkative, introducing new expressions such as "Mamete," "Kushusai," and "Aneto~." Additionally, the episode features Su-chan's well-known phrase "Īde so, betsuni" alongside the term "kajiru." This segment highlights the unique verbal habits and expanding vocabulary of the siblings through their casual interactions.
- 42EP 42
Chi-chan casts the Nai spell and helps with chores before the sisters play with dolls
Jan 27, 2009Chi-chan discovers that casting the Nai spell makes her invincible, a revelation that causes significant embarrassment for her mother upon hearing the claim. Beyond her magical antics, Chi-chan demonstrates remarkable activity by assisting with various household duties, ranging from cleaning tasks to running shopping errands. The episode concludes with a heartwarming segment featuring the three sisters engaging in playtime at the Oppeke Puppet Theater. Viewers are invited to watch the sisters interact with their dolls, highlighting their lively movements and interactions on screen as they enjoy their shared hobby together.
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The sisters' snow day antics, police roleplay, and the noisy third daughter's performance
Feb 3, 2009The three sisters bring energy to the cold weather while their father eagerly builds a snowman in the courtyard. Su-chan showcases her hiding skills as the "Oppeke Police" unit begins operations, with Fu-chan and Su-chan taking on the role of arresting criminals. The mother assumes the position of boss, leading the Matsumoto family in a lively sequence of events. Meanwhile, the third daughter, Chi-chan, breaks her usual quiet demeanor. Together with her grandfather, she engages in a three-act play that causes both her and her mother to jump up and down in surprise and amusement during the chaotic family activities.
- 44EP 44
Valentine's Day Challenge: Making Chocolates and Determining the Recipient
Feb 10, 2009This Valentine's Day special focuses on the creation of handmade chocolates. Fu-chan strives to craft a fairy tale-themed confection for her ballet teacher. Meanwhile, Su-chan attempts to produce an unconventional chocolate intended for Dai-chan. Chi-chan participates in the activity as well. The father eagerly anticipates discovering the final recipients of these gifts. The episode presents a sweet and sour narrative involving these three distinct chocolate-making efforts.
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Chi-chan undergoes potty training while Matsumoto family dynamics unfold in documentary style
Feb 17, 2009This episode documents Chi-chan’s progress in potty training as she transitions from infancy toward greater independence. The narrative follows her journey to use the bathroom without assistance, presented in a documentary format. Additionally, the story highlights the intense behavior of Chi, the third daughter of the Matsumoto family. Her actions extend beyond interactions with her mother, requiring particular attention during meal times. The segment captures these daily rituals and family interactions, focusing on Chi-chan’s development and the specific behavioral challenges faced by the siblings within the household.
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Su Answers Questions While Chi Recovers From Illness And Levels Up
Feb 24, 2009Su, the second daughter of the Freeman family, participates in a question corner where her responses reflect a unique sense of freedom. Meanwhile, a severe cold sweeps through the Matsumoto household, affecting the family members. Following the recovery from this illness, Chi experiences a level up. The episode also features a heartfelt message from the mother directed at Su. This narrative combines the Q&A segment, the health scare, and the character progression into a single story arc. The content aims to provide emotional warmth through the family interactions and the positive outcome of Chi's recovery and growth.
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The Oppeke Ballet Company returns with a home practice DVD and Hinamatsuri festivities
Mar 3, 2009The Oppeke Ballet Company appears once more as a mother purchases a DVD to facilitate home practice sessions. Chi-chan joins the group for these rehearsals, while Fu-chan and Su-chan demonstrate their progress and evolution within the ballet class. The episode also features scenes involving kneesliding. Additionally, the narrative includes a gathering for Hinamatsuri where the three sisters are fully present. This event serves as a celebration centered around the Oppeke theme, combining dance practice with traditional festival activities.
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Fu-chan's First Oppeke Reveal and New Motherhood Struggles
Mar 10, 2009This episode reveals the moment Fu-chan first displays her oppeke, featuring iconic lines like "Shishi shishi shishi." It also explores the challenges faced by her mother during the early stages of parenting. The narrative highlights the intense difficulties and battles between Fu-chan and her mother during this demanding period. Viewers are shown the mother's dedicated efforts to cope with the hardships of raising a child. The story aims to provide comfort and encouragement by depicting her earnest attempts to fulfill her maternal duties amidst the struggles of new motherhood. Presented as a satisfying triple feature, the content combines these significant moments to offer an engaging look at family life and personal growth.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Uchi no 3 Shimai have?
- Uchi no 3 Shimai has 102 episodes.
- When did Uchi no 3 Shimai come out?
- Uchi no 3 Shimai came out in 2008.
- Which studio made Uchi no 3 Shimai?
- Uchi no 3 Shimai was produced by Toei Animation.
- Who directed Uchi no 3 Shimai?
- Uchi no 3 Shimai was directed by Staff #96346.
- Is Uchi no 3 Shimai finished?
- Current status of Uchi no 3 Shimai: Finished.