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Super Radical Gag Family
Cover of the first Japanese volume
浦安鉄筋家族 (Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku)
Manga
Written by	Kenji Hamaoka
Published by	Akita Shoten
English publisher	NA:Studio Ironcat
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Champion
Original run	January 28, 1993 –February 21, 2002
Volumes	31
Anime television series
Directed by	Akitaro Daichi
Written by	Kenji Hamaoka
Music by	Harukichi Yamamoto
Studio	Studio Deen
Original network	Tokyo Broadcasting System
Original run	June 30, 1998 – August 24, 1998
Episodes	33
Manga
Original! Super Radical Gag Family
Written by	Kenji Hamaoka
Published by	Akita Shoten
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Champion
Original run	March 21, 2002 –October 28, 2010
Volumes	28
Manga
Always! Super Radical Gag Family
Written by	Kenji Hamaoka
Published by	Akita Shoten
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Champion
Original run	November 4, 2010 –March 1, 2018
Volumes	24
Manga
Awesome! Super Radical Gag Family
Written by	Kenji Hamaoka
Published by	Akita Shoten
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Champion
Original run	March 15, 2018 –October 2, 2025
Volumes	24
Manga
Extreme! Super Radical Gag Family
Written by	Kenji Hamaoka
Published by	Akita Shoten
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Champion
Original run	November 13, 2025 – present
Anime television series
Always! Super Radical Gag Family
Directed by	Akitaro Daichi
Music by	Harukichi Yamamoto
Studio	Studio Deen
Original network	Tokyo MX
Original run	July 6, 2014 – December 21, 2014
Episodes	24
Television drama
Directed by	Tōichirō Rutō
Produced by	Shinji Abe
Written by	Makoto Ueda
Original network	TV Tokyo
Original run	April 10, 2020 – September 25, 2020
Episodes	12

Super Radical Gag Family (Japanese:浦安鉄筋家族,Hepburn:Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku) is a Japanesemanga series by Kenji Hamaoka. Ananime adaptation byStudio Deen aired onTBS in 1998.^[1] A second anime adaptation was announced on 2014's 10th issue ofAkita Shoten'sWeekly Shōnen Champion on January 29, 2014.^[2] The second season was aired from July 6^[3] to December 21, 2014. A live-action series adaptation of the series premiered onTV Tokyo on April 10, 2020. The series was on hiatus due to COVID-19 but it returned in June 2020.^[4]

1. The Nose Hair (鼻毛な奴ら)
2. German (ドイツ人)
3. Take Some Nuts (あんとんナッツ)
4. Daitetsu Twilight (大鉄トゥワイライト)
5. Switching Schools (転校人)
6. The Sinking Meat (沈む肉)
7. Baruma (春巻)
8. The Juston Peanut (ジャストンぴーなつ)
9. Zoramu in Diapers (むつでゾーラム)
10. The Gingiva Girl (歯肉女)
11. Buri-chin (ぶりちん)
12. The Egg Competition (卵争)
13. Atsukiyu (あっきゅー)
14. Dan Horror (ダンボーラー)
15. New Ni-chan U-tan (新にーちゃんうーたん)
16. Homeless Miao (野良ミャオ)
17. Plum Star (梅星)
18. Fujimaru (ふじまる)
19. The Stupid Salad (馬鹿サラダ)
20. Domiso (どみそ)
21. The Bi-show (バイショー)
22. Homeless P38 (野良P38)
23. New Bombom the Moon (新ボンボンらむーん)
24. The Sea of Blood (血の海)
25. The Idiot (馬鹿者)
26. New Homeless Miao (新・野良ミャオ)
27. Shinma (しんま)
28. Binjiyoutaro (便乗太郎)
29. Yogore (よごれ)
30. New Hetsupiri (新へっぴり)
31. The Prime Boat's Song (舟盛りの歌)
32. Noriko's new friend

1. Adventure Family 〜Beyond Gyotoku City〜 (アドベンチャーファミリー 〜行徳を越えて〜)
2. Urayasu Meyers (浦安マイヤーズ)
3. Bitter! Squid Man (辛辣!イカ男)
4. Maruki Figure (マルキーフィギュア)
5. My Holiday (彼はお休み)
6. I'm Really Sorry (どーもすいません)
7. Sure You Want to Piggyback? (便乗してもいいですか?)
8. New Homeless Miao (真・野良ミャオ)
9. Sweet Claw (甘い爪)
10. Teru (てる)
11. Wonderful, Japanese! (素晴らしき哉、日本人!)
12. King Squid Story (大王イカ物語)
13. Ito Story 3 (イトーストーリー3)
14. Bose Detective (ボーズ探偵)
15. Osment (オスメント)
16. To The Distant Sky of Muta (遠い空のムタへ)
17. Poseidon (ポセイドン)
18. Hikaden (ヒカデン)
19. Throat Wheel (ノド輪)
20. Edible Briefs (食用ブリーフ)
21. Umbrella Story, Casa Pass (傘ネタ、カーサ渡し)
22. Toccata and Daitetsu (トッカータと大鉄)
23. My Neighbor is Noriko Nishikawa

西川 のり子

1. The tale of Harumaki Ryu

はるまき りゅう)no monogatari

1. Summer's Illusion (ナツノマボロシ) (1–16) (Sheep)
2. -I'll- (17–33) (Dir En Grey)

1. The Town of Steel (鋼の街)

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