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''Funny Pets'' is a Japanese digital computer (CGI)
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series created and directed by
Ryuji Masuda is a Japanese CGI animation director. His works include '' Popee the Performer'', '' Mr. Stain on Junk Alley'' and '' Funny Pets''. He has been known to be active in both his native Kumamoto and Okinawa. Works Awards In 2003, he received Exc ...
that was made in 2006. The
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were made by Shizuo Kurahashi.


Plot

A UFO carrying two aliens from another planet ends up falling into Earth, where they are saved by a moody air-headed showgirl called Funny. The two aliens, the moon-like ''Crescent'' (''クレセント'') and the sun-like ''Corona'' (''コロナ''), must adjust to life as Funny's pets. There are 24 episodes and two seasons in this series, all of which are available on
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Characters

* Funny (ファニー) * Corona (コロナ) * Crescent (クレセント) * Horley (ホーリーとその家族)


OST (soundtrack)

The music is composed and mixed by ''Meyna Co'', who also created the soundtrack for another of Masuda's shows called '' Ga-Ra-Ku-Ta: Mr. Stain On Junk Alley''. * Tracks: # Opening (lyrical) # Title 1 # Candy # Crescent Blues # Funny # Title 2 # Hunting # Idea # Arrows # Candy 2 # Title 3 # Candy 3 # Crescent Blues 2 # Cabbage # Title 4 # Candy 4 # Fear # Candy 5 # Ghost # Spanked # Whale # Picture Book # Anger # Showdown # Walking The Rainbow # Driving To The Rainbow # Rainbow # Flight # Too High # Inflated # Ascension # Birthday (short version) # Crescent Blues # Birthday (long version) # Title 5 # Three Matches # The Last Match # Orbit # Title 6 # Out Of Frame # Canon # Title 7 # Danger # Candy 6 # Circle # Crescent Blues 4 # Title 8 # Love # Admiration # Guitar # Forced Dancing # Kiss # Heartbreak # Title 9 # Guitar 2 # The Favor Is Repaid # Guitar 3 # Title 10 # Frog's Song (vocals only) # Frog's Song (instrumental) # Frog's Song (complete) # Frog's Song (distorted) # Music Notes # Frog's Song (music notes) # Frog's Song (music notes) (complete) # Title 11 # Cloud Pets # Evil And Just # Evil's Theme # Just's Theme # Candy 7 # Title 12 # At The Ocean # Hiding The Evidence # Title 13 # Discovered # Grief # Goldfish # Dead Goldfish # Haunted # Book Thrower # Candy 8 # Forbidden Game # Graveyard Dance # Title 14 # Crescent Blues 5 # Star's Song # Crescent War # Chocolate Fight (short version) # Chocolate Thieves # Chocolate Trance # Chocolate Fight (long version) # Candy 9 # Back To The Home # Back To Funny # Candy 10 # Opening (instrumental)


See also

* ''
Popee the Performer also known as is a Japanese children's 3D CGI anime series created by Ryuji Masuda. It aired on Kids Station between 2000 and 2003. Despite being aimed at children, due its cultural differences depending on each region, the anime is infamously k ...
'' *
Ryuji Masuda is a Japanese CGI animation director. His works include '' Popee the Performer'', '' Mr. Stain on Junk Alley'' and '' Funny Pets''. He has been known to be active in both his native Kumamoto and Okinawa. Works Awards In 2003, he received Exc ...
* '' Ga-Ra-Ku-Ta: Mr. Stain On Junk Alley''


References


External links

* * {{Anime News Network, anime, 6915 Japanese computer-animated television series 2000 anime television series debuts 2000s Japanese animated television series 2006 Japanese television series debuts 2006 Japanese television series endings Dark comedy anime and manga Japanese children's animated comedy television series Surreal comedy anime and manga