Ridde Temple Master Dekapan gives monks Iyami and Chibita the challenge of stumping locals with riddles.

The Nome king may have defeated Dorothy and the Scarecrow! Who will be able to save the people of Emerald City?

Honeybee Chibita is in search of his long-lost mother, but his quest is impeded by a trickster, Iyami Katydid, and the ravenous Dayon Spider.

Iyami is stunned to find he's won a lottery jacpot on a ticket he made his pal Chibita purchase a year earlier, but only has one day left to collect.

It's a war between the parents when Dad becomes frustrated that Mom is a better salesperson than he is.

Pretending to be a ski instructor, Iyami goes to a resort with Osomatsu and his brothers, but runs afoul of Chibita, a former co-worker with a grudge.

Oden stand owner Chibita trains to fight the Akatsukadai boxing champion, Iyami.

The usual gang competes in a wacky car race to sweep the wealthy Totoko off her feet.

Mom and Dad get to start their lives over again thanks to a magic wish that reverts them to teenagers.

Chibita is a bellboy working at the Dayon Hotel when he takes in Totoko, a poor girl who's lost her beautiful singing voice.

Dad and the boys think they're getting a good deal by hanging out at Iyami's Beach House, but the owner and his assistant, Chibita, gouge their guests for everything they're worth.

After feudal lord Hatabou is forced into committing seppuku, his loyal retainers, led by Chibita, plot revenge against the power-hungry Iyami.

Stifled by his royal burdens and constant handlers, Prince Chibiru slips the leash and finds action in a local department store as he gives chase to a pickpocket, Iyami.

Chibita sets off for adventure with his grandfather's treasure map in hand, but is soon captured by pirates.

Nasty teacher Iyami is tormented by Chibita, the one student who dotes on him.

In the Edo era, Minister Iyami secretly plots to have Princess Totoko assassinated so his own son, Hatabou, can take the reins of power.