Iyami seeks to steal Totoko Buddha's sutras so he can kickstart his own religion, but they're alread held as collateral by moneylender and Chibita's former master, Hatabou.

Iyami and Chibita are best friends and trapeze artists at a third-rate circus, but Totoko, the ringmaster's daughter, comes between them.

The powerful, rambunctious Chibita Songoku is imprisoned under a rock for 500 years before being rescued by an ambitious monk, Iyami.

The honest, hardworking Chibita is constantly targeted by the lazy thief, Iyami, but one day he finds a magical rose that changes his life.

Osomatsu unwittingly makes a duplicate of himself in Dr. Iyami's three-dimensional copy machine.

Iyami starts an insurance company, thinking he'll take people's money and run.

When Dad loses his bonus, suspicion quickly falls on Iyami, who's actually turned over a new leaf.

On Outie Island, Dekapan and Hatabou work hard to make offerings to a stone god, while Iyami and everyone else enjoys the good life.

Chibita is smitten with Jajako, Hatabou's cousin, but she hates his favorite thing in the world, oden.

Chibita is framed for stealing oden.

Chibita and Iyami take revenge against the bullying Osomatsu and his brothers via remote-controlled model airplanes.

When Osomatsu and the gang are invited for dinner at Iyami's posh mansion, a mystery ensues.

Presidential candidate Iyami hires hitman Jou Hatabou to take out his rival, Dayon.

Kindhearted newspaper delivery boy Chibita takes in a thieving cat and tries to rehabilitate it.

Osomatsu is adopted by the wealthy Dekapan and his wife, but finds them to be overprotective, to say the least.

Dr. Dekapan invents a liquid that causes people to switch psyches when they bump heads.