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Poputepipikku turns absurdist comedy up to eleven with its pop culture references and surreal hilarity. With two bonafide high school girl protagonists—the short and exceptionally quick to anger Popuko, and the tall and unshakably calm Pipimi—they throw genres against the wall and don't wait to see what sticks. Parody is interlaced with drama, action, crudeness, and the show's overarching goal—to become a real anime.
Popuko
MAIN
Christopher Sabat
Japanese
Pipimi
MAIN
Ian Sinclair
Japanese
Sosogu Hoshifuri
SUPPORTING
Elf
SUPPORTING
John K.
SUPPORTING
Houjou
SUPPORTING
Egaka Inu
SUPPORTING
Usagi
SUPPORTING
Hellshake Yano
SUPPORTING
Christopher Sabat
Japanese
Maou
SUPPORTING
Korona Yuuhi
SUPPORTING
Joseph
SUPPORTING
Orikou Monkeys A
SUPPORTING
Shouta Aoi
SUPPORTING
Apphia Yu
Japanese
Orikou Monkeys B
SUPPORTING
Narrator
SUPPORTING
Yuusha
SUPPORTING
Daichi Taira
SUPPORTING
Mahoutsukai
SUPPORTING
Shizuku Tsukino
SUPPORTING
Haha
SUPPORTING
Youjo
SUPPORTING
J. Covey
SUPPORTING
Iyo Sakuragi
SUPPORTING
Nazo no Koe A
BACKGROUND
Yui Makino
Theme Song Performance (ED, eps 1-7, 12)
Wataru Hatano
Theme Song Performance (ED, ep 8-11)
Justin Cook
Producer (English; Funimation)
Gen Fukunaga
Executive Producer (English; Funimation)
Jun Aoki
Series Composition
Jun Aoki
Editing
Jun Aoki
Director
Kenji Akabane
Theme Song Performance (ED, ep 1-7)
John Ledford
Producer (English; Sentai)
John Ledford
Executive Producer (English; Sentai)
Zachary Bolton
Assistant Producer (English; Funimation)
Hiromi Igarashi
Theme Song Performance (ED, ep 8-11)
