"Obake no Q-Taro: Tobidase! Bake Bake Daisakusen" is a continuation of the classic "Obake no Q-Taro" series, featuring the mischievous ghost Q-Taro and his interactions with the human world. The story revolves around Q-Taro, a small, friendly ghost who lives with the Ohara family. Despite his ghostly nature, Q-Taro is more playful than frightening, often causing humorous situations through his antics. The Ohara family, consisting of Shota, his parents, and occasionally his sister, tolerates Q-Taro's presence, though his actions frequently lead to chaos.

Q-Taro's adventures often involve his attempts to help the Oharas or his ghost friends, though his plans typically backfire due to his naivety and lack of understanding of human customs. His ghostly abilities, such as invisibility and shape-shifting, are used in creative ways, but they often result in unintended consequences. The series also introduces other supernatural characters, including Q-Taro's rival, the more sinister ghost Dorodabo, and his friend, the timid ghost Konaki-jiijii. These characters add depth to the narrative, creating a mix of comedic and lighthearted conflicts.

The episodic structure of the series focuses on Q-Taro's daily life, blending supernatural elements with slice-of-life scenarios. Themes of friendship, family, and the clash between the human and ghost worlds are explored through Q-Taro's interactions with both humans and other ghosts. The tone remains light and comedic, with occasional moments of warmth and moral lessons. The series maintains a balance between humor and heart, appealing to a younger audience while retaining nostalgic charm for fans of the original "Obake no Q-Taro."