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The reboot, or rather, the sequel to the famed title, is based on the lives of the sextuplets in their adulthood, with more mature themes, and was released in celebration of the author's 80th birthday in 2015. It has already seen a reboot in the 1980s, but this one is rather different.

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This series follows the daily lives of the Matsuno sextuplets, and has been a celebrated anime title that made an entire generation laugh. Osomatsu-san is the follow-up to Fujio Akatsuka's legendary hit gag manga and anime, Osomatsu-kun (1962).

Osomatsu and home versions have it replaced with an OVA. To this day, you can't get an official stream of the first episode of Mr. This title, after 26 years of absence, returned with a first episode that was hilariously banned. RELATED: Digimon Anime Reboot Reveals First Story Details Regardless of the context behind the return, some of these titles are significant to anime and manga in extremely profound ways, and their return heralds a kind of pseudo-Golden Age. The world is simply different now, and this current era in anime happens to fall several decades after the establishment of some of the greatest works the medium has ever known, so there are several titles either being rebooted, or returning as part of a commemoration of their respective anniversaries, or simply coming back after eons of absence. In various contexts, the world is passed a particular 'Golden Age' in popular culture, with the 1980s and 1990s proving to be some of the most mythologized among people for all kinds of reasons. The 2010s and 2020s are proving to be an interesting era for anime and manga, especially for veteran fans of the manga, who are finding themselves, like any other seasoned members of a community, jaded by the modern expressions of their favorite media.