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Fans Speculate on Mr. Osomatsu Sequel Based on Hidden Messages
posted on by Lynzee Loveridge
The Mr. Osomatsu anime series' came to an end on Monday, but cryptic messages in the episode's end card and hidden in the episode have fans speculating that it's only a matter of time before we see the sextuplets again. Of course, the staff could be simply poking fun at the concept of hidden messages all together.
The rumors started when the series' official page and Twitter went on temporary standby, purportedly because the entire staff was waiting for the final episode to premiere.
The website was replaced with a humorous image in the meantime before things went back to normal at 10:00 a.m.
えい が な な がつ ぶ たい
— ぴっぴ (@fe_kj8) March 28, 2016
映画7月舞台?????
…………違うか(笑)考えすぎな(笑)
寝ます(笑)#おそ松さん#解読#松ロス pic.twitter.com/9n8bj1gIY6
One took this screenshot of a supposedly hidden message that appears right before the end of the episode. From left to right it reads "永 我 鳴 鳴 月 ブ 第" which means nothing, but can be transliterated as "えい が な な がつ ぶ たい" or "ei ga na na gatsu bu tai," which means "film in theaters July."
エンドカードから見るおそ松さん2期決定考察･･･!これなら文字が全部揃います!キャーーーーーー!!!!! pic.twitter.com/AZ5clqLecQ
— よるくま (@magical11731_nb) March 28, 2016
おそ松さんのエンドカードの文字を全て並び替えてみたらというのがあったので実際に変えてみました!!!!!
— あんな (@mermaid_724) March 28, 2016
2期放送決定では?
※漢字が多少違いますが pic.twitter.com/OcjN2zAYmG
Fans are rearranging the alien letters in the end card to get "2期放送けってい," which means "2nd season broadcast confirmed." Other fans have noted that this is a stretch.
Another viewer found a message hidden in the school's graffiti.
最終回悲しいおそ松クラスタへ。秋に二期あるよ#おそ松さん pic.twitter.com/uA2N16HBXh
— 真琴 (@heityou12) March 28, 2016
The most telling clue of Mr. Osomatsu's return, however, is written in the red letters on the end card that reads "Mata Itsuka" or "See You Again Someday."
It would be a surprise if Mr. Osomatsu didn't continue after its popularity has more or less printed money for a variety of industries. Throngs of fans waited in pixiv.
Mr. Osomatsu was put on the cover of issues of collaborated with Japan's national baseball team.
[Via Hachima Kikō (Link 2]
