Himouto! Umaru-chan

Himouto! Umaru-chan is a TV comedy and slice-of-life anime produced by Doga Kobo, directed by Masahiko Ohta, with series composition by Hideaki Koyasu. Based on the manga by Sankakuhead, the series follows Umaru Doma—a picture-perfect high school girl by day who transforms into a snack-munching, game-obsessed couch potato the moment she steps through her front door. Her long-suffering brother Taihei Doma bears the brunt of her two-faced lifestyle in the most hilarious ways. With charming supporting characters like Nana Ebina and Sylphynford Tachibana, the show delivers irresistible laughs and heartwarming everyday moments that fans of feel-good comedy won't want to miss.

Set in a contemporary urban setting, Umaru Doma appears to be the ideal teenage girl — a 16-year-old celebrated at school for her stunning looks, exceptional grades, and warm personality. To classmates and teachers alike, she seems almost too good to be true. But behind closed doors, a completely different side of Umaru emerges. The moment she steps into the apartment she shares with her older brother Taihei Doma, she transforms into a full-blown homebody who lives for video games, anime, junk food, and cola — leaving every household chore to her long-suffering brother. The gap between her flawless public persona and her true self at home is hilariously vast. With a lighthearted and comedic tone, this slice-of-life series explores the entertaining double life of a girl who is anything but ordinary once the front door closes.