Happy Lesson (2002– )

Chitose is a teenage boy who has no parents, and lives alone. He gets bad grades and eats instant meals. Five of Chitose's teachers decide that they want to be the ones to raise him, they ... See full summary »

Stars:

Samantha Clark, Chris Scott, Crystal Calderoni

Cast

Series cast summary:
Samantha Clark	...	Additional Voices (voice: English version) (14 episodes, 2002)
Chris Scott	...	Additional Voices (voice: English version) (14 episodes, 2002)

Storyline

Chitose is a teenage boy who has no parents, and lives alone. He gets bad grades and eats instant meals. Five of Chitose's teachers decide that they want to be the ones to raise him, they want to be his moms. Chitose is tortured daily by these "moms", and it seem they're trying to kill him! But in some strange way, he feels lonely when they're not around. But can he deal with their study crazy trials, "expiriments", whiny ways, and the students surrounding him at school at the same time?

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy | Drama | Romance

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Official Sites:

KSS [jp]

Country:

Japan

Language:

English Japanese

Release Date:

1 April 2002 (Japan)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

25 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Kisaragi Ninomai: This is a special chair. It's a front-row seat for an open experiment and I was saving it especially for you. The experiment, is on me.
Chitose Hitose: Huh?
Uzuki: What are you gonna do, Kisaragi?
Satsuki: Please don't use the word "explode" in your answer.

User Reviews

He lives the teenage boy dream, but it's more like a nightmare.

The average day of Chitose Hitotose goes like this.

He wakes up from sleeping on the couch to the sight of his sport fanatical mother Satsuki standing over him. Before his young mouth can even form a scream, she picks him up by the throat and rock bottoms him through the floor. Falling through the foundations of his home screaming, he lands on a table. On this table he is suddenly strapped down, and has a live autopsy preformed on him by his science fanatical mother Kisaragi. After much struggling and fighting for his life, he manages to get off the table and crawl away. With his chest gaping open like something of Aliens busted out, and his neck broken from his unwanted wrestling, he crawls painfully into the dining room where his Shrine Maiden Samurai fanatical mother Yayoi spots him. Fretting for his life, she decides to put a curse on him in a vain attempt to stop the blood flow. Seeing this only makes things worse, she thinks the only way to stop the life force flow is to cut out his heat. Now pale as death draws near, he decides his only chance of survival is to get his other mother, the just plain crazy Uzuki, to call an ambulance and the police. She only puts a ballerina costume on him. Now beaten, sliced, hexed and humiliated he slithers towards the front door, hoping that a passer by will spot him and come to his aid. But before he can open it, his homework fanatical mother Mutsiki notices he has been slacking of, and crushes him under a six ton pile of books. He dies.

If you haven't already noticed it, this guy has five different mothers. All of which are crazy in their own way.

This is the average day in the not so average life of Chitose. He lives the teenage boy dream of living alone in a huge house with five beautiful, sexy women, who want to be with him all the time. It sounds so wonderfully right, yet it is so horribly wrong.

This anime looks very cliché. With the box set covered with lots of colours and pretty girls with giggly boobs, I though the only way this anime could look more typical would be if it had giant robots fighting it out with monster laser beams mounted in their buttocks. This just proves you can't judge a book by its cover.

As a final word on this series, you may watch a blockbuster movie once or twice because of its flashy special effects, but this you van watch over and over again because it is so damn funny. And special effects.

Did I mention that the five mothers are also his teachers?