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You can instantly spot the most popular anime among kids! A collection of works that elementary schoolers are crazy about.

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I’ve worked in a variety of roles—regardless of pro or amateur settings—including live event PA, cameraman for video and photography, restaurant staff, and logistics center staff. I now spend my days as a part-time writer. I’ve contributed to music and manga websites with feature/review articles, and wrote the liner notes included as a bonus for 1st PLACE Inc.’s “IA SUPER BEST.” As for my music background, I started playing guitar in junior high and focused on band activities during my school years. For over 15 years since then, up to the present, I’ve continued releasing original tracks as a Vocaloid producer. My areas of expertise are Japanese rock, Vocaloid, and manga.

The heart-stirring anime we watched as kids are unforgettable treasures even for adults, aren’t they? Many of you are probably looking for shows you can enjoy together with your children.

So here, we’ll introduce not only the stories of anime that are currently popular among kids, but also their charming and distinctive characters.

These wonderful works are full of laughs and touching moments.

We’ll be showcasing titles that are perfect for relaxing family time, so please read to the end!

You can instantly see which anime are popular with kids! A collection of works that elementary schoolers are crazy about (61–70)

Blue Box

Blue Box Non-Credit Opening | Official HIGE DANDism “Same Blue” | Blue Box Opening

Blue Box

Blue Box is a coming-of-age love story about high school youth, centered on a boy from the badminton team and a girl from the basketball team.

It captures the fluttering moments and wavering feelings of everyday life.

The theme of balancing sports and romance is portrayed realistically, making it easy for even elementary school athletes devoted to their clubs to relate.

The refreshing relationships among the characters and the subtle emotions conveyed in offhand remarks will draw in readers of all ages.

It’s a work that depicts a youth brimming with both sweetness and passion—one that makes you want to cheer the characters on.

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Dragon Ball DAIMA

"DRAGON BALL DAIMA" main trailer / Broadcast confirmed for Friday, October 11 at 11:40 PM!

Dragon Ball DAIMA

Dragon Ball DAIMA is a brand-new story in which the series’ characters are turned into children and embark on a fresh adventure.

While the familiar faces in their younger forms may be surprising, the nonstop thrills and battles deliver the same excitement as ever.

With unique elements like enemy conspiracies and new settings, it’s a work that even first-time young viewers can fully enjoy.

For longtime fans it feels nostalgic, and for new audiences it’s refreshingly new—a series that can be enjoyed across generations.

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Mecha-Ude

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Mecha-Ude

Meka-Ude is a work that tells the story of a middle school protagonist and a mysterious arm-shaped mechanical life-form that fuses with humans to operate.

The story begins with a strange twist: the creature attempts to merge with the protagonist’s body to obtain energy, but for some reason ends up settling into his hoodie.

Packed with sci-fi and action elements popular with elementary schoolers, it will draw you into the story in no time.

A giant corporate group seeking to use the Meka-Ude as weapons and a resistance organization striving to free them both begin to move, inevitably dragging the characters into the whirlwind of conflict.

It’s a gripping work that portrays friendship, inner conflict, and difficult choices alongside powerful action—one you won’t be able to look away from.

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Digimon Adventure

[Official] Digimon Adventure Episode 1: "Drifting? The Island of Adventure!"

Digimon Adventure

The anime Digimon Adventure, which aired in 1999, is a story about children who get lost in another world and embark on an adventure.

Their encounters with Digimon in the Digital World, and the way each of them grows and deepens their bonds throughout their journey, resonated with viewers.

The unique personalities and action of the Digimon are part of the appeal, and the emotion and intensity come through especially strongly in the evolution scenes.

The children each struggle with their own issues, and many viewers likely related to watching them move forward while grappling with their worries.

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Chibi Godzilla Strikes Back

[Official] TV Anime “Chibi Godzilla Raids Again” — “Chibi JJ, Ally of Justice”

Chibi Godzilla Strikes Back

Starring Chibi Godzilla, this work depicts him not as a monster of destruction but spending a laid-back everyday life with his friends.

Its appeal lies in an easy-to-understand storyline for elementary schoolers and brisk, well-timed gags.

The humorous interactions with the surrounding kaiju mirror situations children experience in daily life, offering plenty of moments that are both funny and relatable.

Each episode runs about three minutes, so it stays engaging without dragging, and it’s a perfect gateway for those encountering the hugely popular Godzilla character for the first time.

Brimming with charm, it’s a work that can spark conversation when watched together by parents and children.

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