TV-Series
Description
"PetoPeto-san" is a supernatural comedy anime centered around the peculiar relationship between a high school boy named Shingo and a ghost girl named Petoko. Shingo, an ordinary student, discovers that he has the ability to see spirits after a near-death experience. This newfound ability leads him to encounter Petoko, a mischievous and clumsy ghost who haunts his school. Unlike typical ghosts, Petoko is not malevolent but rather playful and often causes unintentional trouble due to her lack of control over her ghostly powers.

The narrative explores the daily interactions between Shingo and Petoko as they navigate the challenges of coexisting in the human world. Shingo, initially reluctant to be involved with spirits, gradually becomes accustomed to Petoko's presence and even develops a sense of responsibility toward her. Petoko, on the other hand, is portrayed as a carefree and somewhat naive spirit who enjoys her time with Shingo, often dragging him into humorous and chaotic situations. The series balances lighthearted comedy with moments of emotional depth, particularly as Petoko's backstory and the reasons for her lingering in the human world are revealed.

Supporting characters include Shingo's classmates and other spirits who occasionally appear, adding variety to the story. The interactions between the human and spirit worlds are a recurring theme, with the series often highlighting the contrast between the mundane lives of the living and the peculiar existence of ghosts. The episodic structure of the anime allows for a mix of standalone comedic scenarios and gradual development of the central relationship between Shingo and Petoko. While the tone remains predominantly comedic, the series occasionally touches on themes of loneliness, attachment, and the transient nature of life, providing a nuanced backdrop to the otherwise whimsical narrative.
Information
PetoPeto-san
ぺとぺとさん
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 13
Movie/Episode length: 24 min.
Date: 07/08/2005
Official Website:PetoPeto-san
Categories
Genre
ComedyRomance
Settings
Fantasy
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Staff
  • Director · Akira Nishimori
  • Series Composition · Megumi Sasano
  • Script · Megumi Sasano
  • Script · Yuka Yamada
  • Script · Tatsuto Higuchi
  • Storyboard · Tetsuya Endo
  • Storyboard · Tamaki Nakatsu
  • Storyboard · Akira Nishimori
  • Storyboard · Toru Kitahata
  • Storyboard · Tetsu Shimaiya
  • Storyboard · Yutaka Hirata
  • Storyboard · Mitsuhiro Yotsuya
  • Storyboard · Harume Kosaka
  • Storyboard · Atsushi Ootsuki
  • Episode Director · Tetsuya Endo
  • Episode Director · Tamaki Nakatsu
  • Episode Director · Akira Nishimori
  • Episode Director · Toru Kitahata
  • Episode Director · Harume Kosaka
  • Episode Director · Masayuki Iimura
  • Episode Director · Yasuyuki Shinozaki
  • Episode Director · Ken'ichi Ishikura
  • Episode Director · Satomi Nakamura
  • Episode Director · Atsushi Ootsuki
  • Music · Masaki Kurihara
  • Original creator · Kou Kimura
  • Original Character Design · YUG
  • Character Design · Mari Tominaga
  • Art Director · Yukiko Iijima
  • Chief Animation Director · Mari Tominaga
  • Animation Director · Miwa Oshima
  • Animation Director · Makoto Furuta
  • Animation Director · Chuuichi Iguchi
  • Animation Director · Yuriko Nagaya
  • Animation Director · Shinya Uchida
  • Animation Director · Mari Tominaga
  • Animation Director · Yumiko Ishii
  • Animation Director · Hiroyuki Shimizu
  • Animation Director · Taketomo Ishikawa
  • Art design · Tadanao Tsuji
  • Sound Director · Yota Tsuruoka
  • Director of Photography · Katsutoshi Hirose
  • Producer · Yukinao Shimoji
  • Producer · Jin Kawamura
  • Producer · Nobuhiro Osawa
  • Producer · Maki Horiuchi
  • Producer · Yūki Mori
Production
  • Production · GENCO
  • Production · Enterbrain
  • Production · Media Factory
  • Animation Production · XEBEC-M2
  • Production · Toshiba Entertainment
  • Production · Nyomi Project
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