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Main Title Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki Nisatsume (a14957)
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Kana やとがめちゃんかんさつにっき 2さつめ
Synonym Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki 2 Satsume, Yatogame-chan Observation Diary 2, yatogame2
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Ichiki Mitsuhiro as Jin Kaito
Komatsu Mikako as Sasatsu Yanna
Wakai Yuuki as Tadakusa Mai
Tomatsu Haruka as Yatogame Monaka
Matsui Eriko as Jandara Rin
Toujou Hisako as Jin Toshika
Nanjou Yoshino as Shonai Lala
Akabane Kenji as Teppei

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Original Work: Andou Masaki
Chief Direction: Hirasawa Hisayoshi
Series Composition: Words in Stereo
Character Design: Hayasaka Satsuki
Chief Animation Direction: Hayasaka Satsuki
Music: Abe Ryuudai
Animation Work: Saetta
* Based on Andou Masaki's 4-koma manga.

After growing up in Tokyo, high school student Jin Kaito moves to Nagoya where he meets Yatogame Monaka, a fellow student who puts her Nagoya dialect on full display. With her cat-like appearance and unvarnished Nagoya dialect, Yatogame won't open up to him at all. This popular local comedy is increasing the status of Nagoya through observation of the adorable Yatogame-chan!

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by nadeschda on 2020-09-20 01:14
More of the same as in the first season.

If you love sightseeing via anime you will enjoy this series which shows and tells you about Nagoya. New characters get introduced which are as funny as the older characters.

It's still quite entertaining thanks to the "biased view of the people of Nagoya and the surrounding regions" as the disclaimer warns about.
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backpack (1)A backpack is, in its simplest form, a cloth sack carried on one`s back and secured with two straps that go over the shoulders. Lightweight types of backpacks are sometimes worn on only one shoulder strap. They are commonly used by hikers and students, and are often preferred to handbags for carrying heavy loads or carrying any sort of equipment, because of the limited capacity to carry heavy weights for long periods of time in the hands.bag (1)A soft open-topped piece of luggage.glasses (1)Glasses (also called eyeglasses or spectacles) are frames bearing lenses worn in front of the eyes, normally for vision correction, eye protection, or for protection from UV rays. For practical tagging purposes, sunglasses should not be considered glasses; the "glasses" tag is specifically about the type that doesn`t block light. However, a character who wears prescription glasses with dark lenses or who wears both eyewear types should take both tags.

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Sasatsu Yanna
episode appearance appears in ep: 1, 3-4, 6, 8-10, 12
17, female, cardiganA cardigan is a type of sweater, typically a knitted garment, that has an open front., cuteness fangA cuteness fang is a single prominent canine tooth that suggests a cat-like and energetic nature or a state of excitement. Cuteness fangs generally belong to the upper jaw and are more common on females. They tend to not exist in-universe and go unnoticed by characters. A cuteness fang should not be confused with fangs, which are multiple prominent canine teeth, as found in vampires or various animals, or a misaligned tooth, which is a facial misfeature with no relation to personality traits., red hairThe character has red hair., school club memberA school club member is a student who attends a thematic school club, such as the soccer club or the drama club. Club activities are an important part of Japanese school life, and some schools mandate that students attend a club; in others, attendance in optional, with students who opt out of participating in a club being referred to as members of the so-called "go-home club". Students who attend university clubs are also covered by this tag., school club presidentJapanese schools` extra-curricular activities are centered around "club activities" organised by the students themselves. Each club will generally be assigned its own room or other facilities, will have an advisor (who doesn`t always appear on screen), and will have a powerful president (kaicho) who`ll be a significant character of some sort. For series that revolve around a specific club, the club`s president frequently replaces the student council president in importance., school uniformA type of uniform worn in Japanese schools (called "seifuku" in Japanese), generally high school age or younger. They can vary considerably; commonly, females will wear a sailor uniform (modelled off the British Royal Navy uniforms in 1920) and males will often wear a "gakuran", which is a dark button-up uniform modelled off Prussian army uniforms. But expect to see a substantial amount of variety., studentA student or pupil is a learner, or someone who attends an educational institution. The may be understood to mean only those enrolled in some sort of educational institution, but, in its widest use, it applies to anyone who is learning, including mid-career adults who are taking vocational education or returning to university, or younger researchers or artists learning from a more experienced colleague and mentor., twintailsTwintails are type of hairstyle where the hair is gathered into two "tails" on either side of the head. Twintails may also include a pair hair buns, one bun at the base of each tail.
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Tadakusa Mai
episode appearance appears in ep: 1, 3-12
16, female, beanieA brimless cap made of wool, fleece or synthetics., capA cap is a headgear that is typically soft and flat, without a shaped crown, and without a brim; a visor may take the place of the brim. Caps may be peaked. Caps are worn for various reasons, with the most common reason being protection against weather conditions (e.g. for warmth or for protection from the sun)., green eyesThe character has green eyes., green hairThe character has green hair., otakuOtaku is a Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests, particularly anime, manga, and video games. While some use the term proudly, most Japanese would consider it undesirable to be described in a serious fashion as otaku; many even consider it to be a genuine insult., school club memberA school club member is a student who attends a thematic school club, such as the soccer club or the drama club. Club activities are an important part of Japanese school life, and some schools mandate that students attend a club; in others, attendance in optional, with students who opt out of participating in a club being referred to as members of the so-called "go-home club". Students who attend university clubs are also covered by this tag., school uniformA type of uniform worn in Japanese schools (called "seifuku" in Japanese), generally high school age or younger. They can vary considerably; commonly, females will wear a sailor uniform (modelled off the British Royal Navy uniforms in 1920) and males will often wear a "gakuran", which is a dark button-up uniform modelled off Prussian army uniforms. But expect to see a substantial amount of variety., studentA student or pupil is a learner, or someone who attends an educational institution. The may be understood to mean only those enrolled in some sort of educational institution, but, in its widest use, it applies to anyone who is learning, including mid-career adults who are taking vocational education or returning to university, or younger researchers or artists learning from a more experienced colleague and mentor.
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Yatogame Monaka
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-6, 8-12
16, female, adolescentAn adolescent (teenager) is 13 to 19 years old., hairbandA hairband is a flexible plastic or metal band or strip of cloth worn over the top of the head to hold the hair back and maintain a certain hairstyle. A hairband that includes ribbons or has bows along its length should be also tagged hair ribbon. For a similar band worn across the forehead primarily for athletic purposes, see sweatband., kneehighsKnee highs are a hosiery piece that covers the feet and rise up to, but not including, the knee, or slightly thereunder; they leave the knee exposed. Typically worn by women in western and other societies, they are sometimes worn with modern semi-formal dress. Hosiery that partly cover the knees, or fully cover and extend above the knees, are thighhighs / stockings., pleated skirtA pleated skirt is a skirt that contains pleats. Pleats are folds that are pre-defined with stitches and which can be both stylistic and functional. Common examples of specific skirt types with pleats include: school uniforms, tennis skirts, and kilts., school club memberA school club member is a student who attends a thematic school club, such as the soccer club or the drama club. Club activities are an important part of Japanese school life, and some schools mandate that students attend a club; in others, attendance in optional, with students who opt out of participating in a club being referred to as members of the so-called "go-home club". Students who attend university clubs are also covered by this tag., school uniformA type of uniform worn in Japanese schools (called "seifuku" in Japanese), generally high school age or younger. They can vary considerably; commonly, females will wear a sailor uniform (modelled off the British Royal Navy uniforms in 1920) and males will often wear a "gakuran", which is a dark button-up uniform modelled off Prussian army uniforms. But expect to see a substantial amount of variety., studentA student or pupil is a learner, or someone who attends an educational institution. The may be understood to mean only those enrolled in some sort of educational institution, but, in its widest use, it applies to anyone who is learning, including mid-career adults who are taking vocational education or returning to university, or younger researchers or artists learning from a more experienced colleague and mentor., yellow eyesThis character has yellow eyes.
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Teppei
episode appearance appears in ep: 1, 7, 9
male
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Credit Name in Episodes Comment
Original Work (原作げんさく) Andou Masaki 『八はち十じゅう亀かめちゃんかんさつにっき』（「月刊げっかんComicREX」連載れんさい中ちゅう）
Original Work Assistance (原作げんさく協力きょうりょく) Adachi Yasuhiro
Gekkan Comic REX Henshuubu
Chief Direction (総そう監督かんとく) Hirasawa Hisayoshi
Series Composition (シリーズ構成こうせい) Words in Stereo
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Hayasaka Satsuki
Chief Animation Direction (総そう作画さくが監督かんとく) Hayasaka Satsuki
Music (音楽おんがく) Abe Ryuudai
Music Work (音楽おんがく制作せいさく) Levels
Sound Direction (音響おんきょう監督かんとく) Hirasawa Hisayoshi
Sound Work (音響おんきょう制作せいさく) Cloud22
Sound Effects (音響おんきょう効果こうか) Kazama Yuka
Art Direction (美術びじゅつ監督かんとく) Kawakami Hitoshi
Art Design (美術びじゅつ設定せってい) Asada Natsuki
Kawakami Hitoshi
Mame
Colour Design (色彩しきさい設計せっけい) Koyama Tomoko
Photographic Direction (撮影さつえい監督かんとく) Hayashi Kouji
Animation Producer (アニメーションプロデューサー) Abe Masao
Fujikawa Hitoshi
Producer (プロデューサー) Igari Takashi
Jinguuji Takashi
Saitou Hiroo
Saitou Takeshi
Sasaki Kousei
Shimosato Satoru
Assistant Producer (アシスタントプロデューサー) Fukukura Ryouma
Shimomura Erina
Production Generalisation (統括とうかつプロデューサー) Sekiya Kazuki
Planning (企画きかく) Imai Katsuyuki
Kitazawa Shin`ichirou
Saitou Kazuhiro
Shikura Chiyomaru
加か瀬井せい善信よしのぶ
川島かわしま智雄ともお
Animation Work Assistance (アニメーション制作せいさく協力きょうりょく) Creators in Pack
Levels
Animation Work (アニメーション制作せいさく) Saetta
Script/Screenplay (脚本きゃくほん) Yagi Takao (QUALIA)
Art Work (美術びじゅつ制作せいさく) Matsuzaki Hiroyuki
Special Effects (特殊とくしゅ効果こうか) Kodama Hiroyuki
Yonekura Ai
2D Works Kodama Hiroyuki
Yonekura Ai
2D Management (2D制作せいさく) Matsuzaki Hiroyuki
Sound Direction Assistant (音響おんきょう助監督じょかんとく) 松尾まつお崇たかし宏ひろし
Sound Work Manager (音響おんきょう制作せいさく担当たんとう) 吉川よしかわ香純かすみ
Recording (録音ろくおん) Tsuzuki Toshifumi
Recording Assistant (録音ろくおん助手じょしゅ) パッチャオ伊藤いとう
Recording Adjustment (調整ちょうせい) Tsuzuki Toshifumi
Recording Studio (録音ろくおんスタジオ) Studio Jumo

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Last Update Name State N Episodes HE SP Languages Source Rating Cmts
27.03.2023 neoHEVC complete
12 0 ja en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
04.01.2023 Anime7 [A7dl] complete
12 0 ja en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
08.12.2021 iFU complete
12 0 ja en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
31.10.2021 Moozzi2 complete
12 1 ja Blu-ray N/A (1) 0
13.01.2021 NipponFansub complete
12 0 ja pt-BR HDTV N/A (0) 0
03.11.2020 OxyMux complete N
12 0 ja en de fr it es ru ar pt es-419 Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
02.08.2020 Ohys-Raws complete
12 0 ja HDTV N/A (0) 0
07.06.2020 UCCUSS complete
12 0 ja Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
04.06.2020 ReinForce complete
12 0 ja Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
08.04.2020 Hi10 complete
12 0 ja en www N/A (0) 0
07.04.2020 HorribleSubs complete
12 0 ja en www N/A (0) 0
04.04.2020 AniDL [AniDL] complete N
12 0 ja en www N/A (0) 0
23.03.2020 Erai-raws complete
12 0 ja en de fr it es ru ar pt-BR es-419 www N/A (0) 0
01.02.2020 AnimePlaza stalled
4 0 ja en www N/A (0) 0
no group complete finished ongoing stalled dropped specials only all

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