FINISHED
The Super Milk-Chan Show
12 Episodes
21 min each
WINTER 2000
Synopsis
Milk-chan is a drooling, potty-mouthed baby who lives in an apartment with an obsolete robot named Tetsuko, a slug named Hanage, and an uncontrollable pet named Robodog. Whenever the President calls, Milk-chan and the gang rush to the scene to solve any type of problem - whether it's stopping a money counterfeiter hungry for Belgian waffles or counselling a school of drunk fish. At the same time, they have to avoid a nagging landlord, as they're six months behind their rent.
Action
Comedy
Sci-Fi
Format
Unknown
Episodes
12
Per Episode
21 min
Source
Unknown
Episodes
12 / 12 Episodes
1
Episode 1
Episode 1
A counterfeiter is making money that closely resembles the real thing. Milk is sent to uncover him, and soon discovers his one weakness: Belgian waffles! "Give me all the Belgian waffles I can buy with this money!"
2
Episode 2
Episode 2
After dreaming that people who look suspiciously like the Ku Klux Klan try to kill him in a guillotine, the President fires a missile on his own country. His attempts to get Milk to stop it fail miserably.
3
Episode 3
Episode 3
A ship carrying a load of wine sinks in the middle of the ocean. Milk is sent to aid the drunken fish.
4
Episode 4
Episode 4
Aliens, seeking new sources of food, have kidnapped the President. Milk goes out to find him but doesn't even know where to start.
5
Episode 5
Episode 5
Milk seeks a way to make a better version of her favorite treat, rice cakes. Her searches are interrupted when the President orders her to find a missing baby. Despite the title and the dialogue, the "rice cakes" are actually mochi.
6
Episode 6
Episode 6
After the cardboard houses of the homeless burn down, the President orders Milk to build them new homes. This episode repeats itself as its own sequel.
7
Episode 7
Episode 7
A mishap involving sexual harassment causes trouble at a pig leg factory. Two pigs in love escape and are now defecting. Milk is ordered to stop them, but she's too busy with her own snack foods.
8
Episode 8
Episode 8
Milk accidentally eats a priceless Tyrannosaurus rex egg, but the President is too busy crying over his lost cat to worry. In order to smooth things over, Milk sets out to find his cat. The title of the episode refers to two actors who provide all the sound effects for the episode.
9
Episode 9
Episode 9
There's a rash of purse thefts in nursing homes. Milk is sent out, with the aid of an old-man robot, to combat it.
10
Episode 10
Episode 10
Tetsuko breaks down due to the Y2K bug (although the 2K stands for the number of farts). Before Milk has a chance to fix her, she's sent to combat a killer bear.
11
Episode 11
Episode 11
An outtakes episode, hosted by Dr. Eyepatch and a man with three eyes who claims to be the show's creator.
12
Episode 12
Episode 12
Reality is being warped by a machine that resembles a shiitake mushroom. Milk is sent to take care of the problem, but has some trouble as the mushroom's rays keep sending her back in time.
Characters
Voice Actors
Haruka Nakamura (japanese)
Super Milk Chan
Main
Voice Actors
Ryouka Yuzuki (japanese)
Tetsuko
Main
Hanage
Main
Voice Actors
Choo (japanese)
Daitouryou
Main
Voice Actors
Nobuo Tobita (japanese)
Dr. Eyepatch
Supporting
The Landlord
Supporting
Staff
Hideyuki Tanaka
Original Plan
Hideyuki Tanaka
Director
Kiyotaka Oohata
Assistant Director
Takahiro Yoshimatsu
Character Design
Hideyuki Tanaka
Design
Tomoaki Okada
Art Director
Comments
Information
Aired
Jan 26, 2000
to Apr 12, 2000
Season
WINTER 2000
Source
Unknown
Format
Unknown
Studios
Studio Pierrot
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