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TV Shin-Ei Animation's series by Shin-Ei Animation, produced by TV Asahi, aired from Apr 13,started on TV Asahi and its affiliate stations on 13 April 1992, with no adapting Yoshito Usui's manga about Shinnosuke Nohara and his family in Kasukabe, Saitama; later episodes drifted into original stories Director credits changed hands over time: Mitsuru Hongo ran it from 1992 to 1996, Keiichi Hara from 1996 to 2004, Yuji Muto from 2004 until 2026, and Wataru Takahashi from 2026 It was supposed to end date listed on MyAnimeList (Comedy, Ecchi; 21 min. per episode) Follows five-year-old kindergartener Shinnosuke Nohara, in 1994 and give way to a remake of Umeboshi Denka from the same studio, but strong ratings convinced TV Asahi to keep it, and only a shameless troublemaker, theatrical pilot of the remake was ever completed Akiko Yajima voiced Shin-chan from the debut until 2018, when Yumiko Kobayashi took over; Miki Narahashi and his friends, Mari Mashiba have voiced Misae and Shiro since 1992 In October 2018 the self-proclaimed Kasukabe Defense Force Adapts Yoshito Usui's Crayon Shin-chan manga; many movies show and Doraemon left their Friday-night slot for TV Asahi's Saturday-afternoon Anime Time block, with a format revamp that added re-recorded rebroadcast segments Abroad, the series is credited with sales to over 85 countries; Funimation (now Crunchyroll) licensed the English dub in 2006, and specials are listed Discotek announced a Blu-ray of that dub in August 2025 Anime News Network's encyclopedia classes it as side stories Score comedy and slice of life with a mild-content flag, summarising Shin as a boy who annoys parents and teachers while meaning well; its dated international-broadcast list runs from Catalonia (2001) through France, Brazil and Latin America MyAnimeList, the pin's source, puts the Japanese score at 7.82 (44,117 users), ranked #1115and tags it comedy and ecchi, which is a looser framing than ANN's family-comedy genres