Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Review: Naughty Pranksters

The 21st episode of Urusei Yatsura orうる星やつら is here, and this episode was as random as it can be, with hilarious situations, new characters, and further developments. Now without further ado, let us jump into this review.

Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Overview

Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Review: Naughty Pranksters
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From the moment the news of this coming dropped, the older generation of anime enthusiasts have been nothing but glad. In its time, it was the single most groundbreaking anime with a fresh concept and entertaining characters. Fans are nothing but pumped for this newly remastered version.  

This time this anime will be directed by three directors, one is Takahashi Hideya, who is famous for working on Sword Art Online, Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru, To LOVE-Ru, etc. Others being 

Kamei Takahiro, who worked on Enen no Shouboutai, Captain Tsubasa (2018), etc, and Kimura Yasuhiro, who worked on Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic.

The opening song is “Aiue (アイウエ)” by MAISONdes, Minami, and SAKURAmoti. On the other hand, the ending song is “Tokyo Shandy Rendezvous (トウキョウ・シャンディ・ランデヴ)” by KAF, Tsumiki.

– Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Review Contains Spoilers –

Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Review and Recap – Haunting Dolls

Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Review: Naughty Pranksters
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Episode 21 is here, and we are back again with another review. This episode starts with Lum having a meeting with her girlfriends, which includes Oyuki, Benten, and Ran. That is when Oyuki delivers some news that shocks everyone present. She talks about a planet called Urchin, which apparently has undergone redevelopment. At first, Lum and others do not really care about it, but suddenly they remember that someone is there who has deep ties with them. 

Then the whole story unfolds, and we, along with Ataru and Mendo, who later joins the girls, get to know about the mystery of the planet of Urchin.

Many years back, when Lum and her friends were still in elementary school, they were a bunch of unruly kids who didn’t care about discipline. This is why they would go head to head against their robot teacher called CAO-2. 

He would often scold them and punish them for their escapades. That is when Benten decides that they must do something so that the teacher will not trouble them anymore and thus start a series of attacks against him, including dropping a 500-tonne iron slab on him, shooting him with missiles, etc.

Sadly, none of this works, and only when he tries to catch them near the planet Urchin, does he get stuck in one of the spikes. He has been there all this time, swearing revenge on his students who left him there for years.

The next part was heavier on the comedy side, and it shows Ryoko, who recently got herself into making voodoo dolls. The very first doll she makes is of her brother Mendo, and she mercilessly uses it to torment him.

Urusei Yatsura Episode 21 Review: Naughty Pranksters
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Then in the name of protecting the doll, she leaves it to Ataru, who furthers Mendo’s problems by wearing it like a necklace. Now whenever Ataru gets beaten or hurt, he automatically harms Mendo in the process. Find out what happens to Mendo and his doll by watching the episode yourself.

Verdict

The first part was cute as it showed the beautiful girls of Urusei Yatsura in their chibi forms and how boisterous they had been when they were kids. The next part is definitely hilarious, as the antics of Mendo and his sister have always been very entertaining. Go and watch this show if random slapstick comedy is your thing. Watch the anime on HIDIVE if you haven’t yet.

Also Read: Check Out All of Our Urusei Yatsura Reviews!


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SUMMARY

We see Lum and her friends being a bunch of unruly kids who didn’t care about discipline when they were in elementary school.
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

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