Patta Potta Monta
Going Wild / パッタ ポッタ モン太
| Genres: Comedy, Kids, Slice of Life | |
| Demographics: Kids | |
| Producers: Tokyo Kids | |
| Rank: #21446 | |
| Popularity: #19166 | |
| Users Listed: 377 | |
| Users Scored: 79 | |
| NSFW: No | |
| Last Updated: 02/07/2022 | |
| Aired: August 1, 2006 – January 30, 2007 (Summer) | |
| Type: tv | |
| Age Rating: G | |
| Episodes: 26 |
Synopsis:
The narrative centers on three brothers as they transition from the bustling environment of a city to a remote, sparsely populated rural community. Stripped of familiar urban amenities like shops and entertainment, they must navigate a world defined by simple living and close-knit relationships. The story explores their efforts to integrate into the village atmosphere, forging connections with the local inhabitants through shared experiences and playful interactions.
The anime emphasizes the contrast between urban and rural lifestyles, examining themes of adaptation, community, and the value of unadulterated leisure. It portrays a gentle pace of life, focusing on everyday moments as the brothers discover new ways to find joy and build friendships in their unfamiliar surroundings. The series offers a quiet observation of human connection within a unique setting, highlighting the resilience and resourcefulness required to thrive outside the conveniences of modern society.
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Staff:
- Aoki, Kiyomitsu (Producer)
- Saotome, Yuusaku (Director)
- Sakaguchi, Kazuhisa (Script)
- Sister MAYO (Theme Song Performance)
- Higashide, Futoshi (Character Design)
- Kimura, Sanae (Color Design)
- Kubo, Hiroshi (Director of Photography)
Reviews:
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User Angelicdreamy (Score: 7/10):
I watched this show when I was very young probably around 7 years old. At the time I enjoyed because of how different it was, even today I still enjoy this show, it has very unique characters, strange plots and interesting music. It is a very strange show but that's what makes it good in my opinion, I especially love the relationship between the three brother Rokko, Chester and Monty. Overall this is a pretty solid show, though when watching this show it is very evident that the target demographic for this show is a child, that of course doesn't mean that an adult can'tenjoy this show. Also another thing I really enjoy about this show is the very subtle moral messages, they are done in a very clever way, that still allows the story to be interesting.