

Marudase Kintarou 2020
In this raunchy yet oddly charming comedy from director Hideki Araki, Makoto finds himself at the center of an absurd power struggle after his grandfather's will turns the Onodera Academy staff into a pack of love-struck predators.
Director: Hideki Araki
Cast






Frequently Asked Questions
What is Marudase Kintarou (2020) about?
After his grandfather's will triggers a school-wide frenzy to seduce Makoto, the Onodera Academy staff will stop at nothing to claim the principal's seat—even if it means turning romance into a high-stakes game of cat and mouse.
Who directed Marudase Kintarou?
Hideki Araki directed this chaotic yet endearing anime short, blending humor and heart in under 10 minutes.
Who stars in Marudase Kintarou?
The film features standout performances from Wataru Hatano, Takuma Terashima, Toshiyuki Morikawa, Soma Saito, and Katsumi Fukuhara.
Is Marudase Kintarou (2020) worth watching?
While not for the easily offended, this 10-minute anime packs a punch with its quick wit and playful absurdity. Fans of raunchy comedies with a side of heart will find it a guilty pleasure worth their time.
How long is Marudase Kintarou?
The short film runs for just 10 minutes, making it a perfect quick pick for anime enthusiasts.
About Marudase Kintarou (2020) — A hilarious anime short about power, seduction, and survival
In this raunchy yet oddly charming comedy from director Hideki Araki, Makoto finds himself at the center of an absurd power struggle after his grandfather's will turns the Onodera Academy staff into a pack of love-struck predators. Determined to keep his virtue intact, Makoto turns to his childhood friend for help, but with faculty members like the smooth-talking vice principal and the seductive sports coach on his trail, resisting becomes a full-time job. The 10-minute anime short blends bawdy humor with a surprisingly sincere heart, exploring themes of innocence under siege and the lengths people go to chase their dreams.
Marudase Kintarou (2020) delivers a wild ride through the world of romance and comedy, where the stakes are high but the antics are even higher. Araki's direction keeps the energy brisk, while the voice cast—led by Wataru Hatano and Takuma Terashima—brings a playful energy that balances the film's cheekier moments with genuine charm. It's a short but sharp satire that lingers long after the credits roll, leaving viewers wondering just how far they'd go for a title and a kiss.




