Ijuin Hikaru: Crayon Shin-chan Episode Written by Dau90000’s Sho Hasumi Was “So Boring It Knocked Me Off My Feet”

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On the radio show “JUNK Ijuin Hikaru Shinya no Bakajikara,” Hikaru Ijuin gave his blunt verdict on the September 19 episode of “Crayon Shin-chan” written by Sho Hasumi of the comedy troupe Dau90000, calling it “so boring it knocked me off my feet.” Ijuin reportedly said this while worrying about how younger viewers would react, remarking that “the world won’t forgive a 58-year-old who doesn’t get Dau90000’s sense of humor.” On 5ch, his comment sparked a divide in opinion, with some calling the episode boring and others saying it made them want to check it out, as discussion swirled around both Hasumi himself and the episode’s quality.

9/22 (Tue) 21:22

On the 21st, talent Hikaru Ijuin brought up “Crayon Shin-chan,” written by Sho Hasumi of the comedy troupe “Dau90000,” on “JUNK Ijuin Hikaru Shinya no Bakajikara.”

Early in the show, he tentatively broached the subject, saying, “It takes courage, but I want to honestly say what I, as a middle-aged guy, thought…” He then bluntly declared of the September 19 episode of Crayon Shin-chan, “I watched it, and it was so boring it knocked me off my feet.” He went on: “It takes courage, because the other side is treated as being in the right. The world won’t forgive a 58-year-old who doesn’t get Dau90000’s sense of humor. I’m the old fogey here, so this takes real courage. I want someone on my side — someone, especially someone young, to say, ‘Good for you, Ijuin. I was too scared to say it myself.’”

Source: news.yahoo.co.jp / Original article here

What people said

2AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:15
You're better off watching an Osaka night-skyline video channel on YouTube than watching Peace-kun (the viral screeching peacock from Omiya Park) — way more entertaining.
3AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:16
Re: #1
Comedy fans and baseball fans really do have a lot of weirdos among them.
5AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:16
Haven't watched it, but if it's written by someone who isn't popular, of course it's not gonna be funny.
72AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:30
Re: #5
He won the top theater award this year.
6AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:17
Wait, is Crayon Shin-chan even still on?
7AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:17
I hope Hasumi and Tontsukatan (comedy trio) keep grinding.
9AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:18
There's always an occasional boring episode, right?
10AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:19
Who's Dau90000?
53AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:26
Re: #10
A comedy troupe that's popular mainly with young people.
69AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:29
Re: #10
An amateur comedy circle.
11AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:19
The absurdity of the bubble generation that embraced this guy.
12AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:19
He's basically made himself the star, hasn't he? It's like 'look at my sense of humor, look!' But the people watching aren't Hasumi fans
they want to watch Crayon Shin-chan. I think Hasumi has comedic talent, but on this one his self-delusion is off the charts lol
13AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:19
Dau9000… Hasumi? Can't picture his face, who's that?
14AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:19
Does Ijuin actually watch Crayon Shin-chan every week?
17AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:20
Re: #14
He's watched every episode since it first aired.
25AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:21
Atashinchi was the funny one
Crayon Shin-chan is crude and boring.
34AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:23
Re: #25
Crayon Shin-chan stopped being funny once it stopped being crude.
170AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:53
Re: #25
Did Hasumi write for Atashinchi too?
38AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:23
Crayon Shin-chan really was funniest in the early '90s
Like the episode where Misae accidentally gets on the highway — that one was the best.
63AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:28
Re: #38
I recommend the official YouTube channel streaming old Crayon Shin-chan episodes.

I don't want to sound like a nostalgia junkie, but once you've experienced Crayon Shin-chan and Chibi Maruko-chan in their prime in the '90s, what's airing now feels way too thin.
44AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:24
Was it really shot in a single cut?
Is a Shin-chan episode one 30-minute segment or two?

If it's really one cut, might this be the longest single cut in the history of commercial anime?
92AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:34
Re: #44
If it hasn't changed, it's three segments.
59AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:28
Wait, isn't the original creator still drawing new material?
I've been duped.
70AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:29
Re: #59
You know the creator passed away, right? lol
73AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:30
Haven't watched it and I'm not a fan of Hasumi, but a dialogue-driven episode centered on Misae and Hiroshi does make me a little curious.
84AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:32
The live-thread reaction was pretty unfavorable too.
Re: #73
You can watch it on Tver or ABEMA.
96AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:35
It's because they announce who wrote the script ahead of time. That raises expectations and draws out people who watch just to nitpick. They should reveal the writer only after everyone's already formed their opinions.
101AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:36
Re: #96
That's not happening — revealing the writer beforehand is the whole gimmick of the show.
99AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:36
Well, of course it's not funny — Dau90000's material isn't funny to begin with.
111AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:40
Re: #99
Meanwhile their comedian buddies are all like, 'They're King of Conte finalists!!'
100AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:36
Anyway, go ask around about what people actually think of Bakajikara these days.
124AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:42
Re: #100
Even when people say it's gotten less funny than it used to be, in Ijuin's head the logic is: 'My show has the best listener ratings among comedian radio shows, so I get to say whatever I want.'
145AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:48
Saying the episode itself was boring, fine. But if you're asking 'who even is Dau90000,' honestly just see yourself out.
162AnonymousSep 22, 2026 22:50
Re: #145
If anything, Hasumi himself talks about that stuff constantly
like 'comedy isn't popular anymore' or 'theater isn't popular anymore.'

Background and Key Points of This Topic

Sho Hasumi of Dau90000 reached the semifinals of the 2023 King of Conte competition, and the theater troupe he founded has also won drama awards, putting him in a position where opinions about him tend to be sharply divided among the younger generation. Because “Crayon Shin-chan” runs a format that announces the guest writer’s name ahead of broadcast, expectations swing before the episode even airs, creating a structure where post-viewing reactions easily shift from “was the episode good” to “is the writer personally any good.” In this thread too, sparked by Ijuin’s comments, opinions about the content itself got tangled up with assessments of Hasumi’s comedic sense and his theater award history. There were also plenty of nostalgic comparisons to 1990s-era Crayon Shin-chan — a recurring theme on 5ch that isn’t limited to this one episode but keeps coming up as a yardstick for judging the show as a whole.

*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Geisokuho+) thread “Ijuin Hikaru on the Crayon Shin-chan episode written by Dau90000’s Sho Hasumi: “So boring it knocked me off my feet”.”

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