Best Comedy Anime of 2003

On Christmas Eve, Hana, Gin, and Miyuki are sifting through trash for gifts when they stumble upon an abandoned baby in the frigid winter night. Horrified by the tragic scene, Hana's maternal instinct takes over, and she insists on tracking down the baby's biological mother to get an explanation. They name the infant Kiyoko—meaning pure child—and begin their search using the few clues left with her: a mysterious key and a single note. But their plans quickly unravel as they become tangled in a string of unexpected events. Tokyo Godfathers traces the journey of this trio as they remain united through every hardship, determined to bring Kiyoko to her true home, and to discover their own Christmas miracle.

Sergeant Sousuke Sagara returns to Jindai High School to safeguard the vital war asset Kaname Chidori from any potential danger. Yet, his profound lack of social awareness and civilian experience triggers hilarious and perilous incidents that threaten the tranquil academic environment Kaname desires. As Sousuke deploys an arsenal of weaponry to neutralize both genuine and imagined threats, Kaname fights to balance her responsibilities as vice president of the student council while trying to restrain his extreme behavior. For certain operations, Sousuke must don the costume of a popular amusement park mascot known as Bonta-kun. Leveraging his technical skills, he upgrades the bright outfit into a high-tech exoskeleton, though it suffers from a single flaw: the voice synthesizer is limited to emitting only the sound "mofu." Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu chronicles the misadventures of Kaname and Sousuke as they attempt to maintain a conventional school routine amidst the unintended turmoil they create.

Daisuke Niwa is a clumsy, awkward, and timid middle school student with few notable strengths. On his 14th birthday, he works up the courage to confess his feelings to Risa Harada, the girl he has liked for a long time, but she turns him down. However, things take a strange turn when Daisuke discovers that any time he thinks about Risa, he transforms into Dark Mousy—the notorious phantom thief. While Daisuke has no clue about this bizarre family trait, his mother has been fully aware and has long been orchestrating his theft of valuable artworks to keep the legendary thief's reputation alive. Filled with uncertainty and confusion, Daisuke struggles to navigate his relationships with friends and family. Before long, he comes to understand that he is not the only one burdened by a destined family legacy—and his most formidable opponent might be the very classmate he least wants to fight.

Takashi Kamiyama seems like an ordinary, gentle high school student—polite, distant, and nonviolent, with an IQ a bit above average. Yet would a typical student really choose to attend Cromartie High School, a place notorious for producing the most fearsome delinquents around? Apparently yes, because that's precisely what Takashi does, though his reasons remain undisclosed. One thing is certain: this "timid rabbit in a den of fierce lions" will never experience a boring moment again. How could he, surrounded by mohawked thugs, annoying robots, and... gorillas? And was that Freddie Mercury galloping down the hallway on a horse? Follow Takashi as he earnestly strives to improve his school's reputation during his new high school life, while his classmates are determined to cause chaos.

A depressed apathetic young man named Takamine Kiyomaro is suddenly given a small demon named Gash Bell to look after. Unbeknownst to Kiyomaro, Gash is involved in a fierce contest to decide who will rule the demon world. Each demon must select a human master on Earth and battle other demons until only one remains. Naturally, Kiyomaro becomes Gash's master, and through their many fights, he learns the importance of friendship and courage.

Kanenone Gakuen is a boarding school for boys situated in rural Japan. While single-sex education is common, the lack of female students in the surrounding area creates significant social challenges. To support the mental well-being of the students, the administration plans to merge with a nearby all-girls school to establish a co-ed institution. The male students are eager about this change, while the girls are intrigued by the prospect of a more dynamic campus life. As a preliminary step, the girls are invited to reside at Kanenone for a month to test the arrangement. The story centers on Yuusuke Takazaki and his roommates, known as the Baka Trio, who pride themselves on their ability to interact with girls without appearing foolish. However, the arrival of the female students brings chaos, hormonal tension, and absurdity. Midori Chitose, one of the new arrivals, jumps off the bus and immediately hugs a bewildered Yuusuke. This sudden affection raises questions about whether Yuusuke is naturally charming or if he shares a forgotten past with her.

In the universe of Maburaho, every person is born with magical abilities, making them magicians. But magical capacity differs from one individual to another. The number of times you can cast spells dictates the level of esteem you earn, and because magical power is fixed from birth through lineage and heredity, those descended from renowned magicians are highly coveted. At Aoi Academy, Kazuki Shikimori possesses the lowest magic count, causing his peers to regard him as a nearly useless magician. Yet his ancestry includes numerous legendary magicians across history, meaning that while he may not be powerful himself, his future children could be. This makes him a target for three different young women: Yuna Miyama, a transfer student who immediately claims to be his wife; Rin Kamishiro, a proud swordswoman from a traditional family who wishes to kill him so she can follow her own path; and Kuriko Kazetsubaki, a girl from an influential clan who openly tries to seduce him for his genetic potential. Now he must cope not only with the envy of every male student at school, but also with the relentless pursuit of multiple women.

In a futuristic era, the Maruhage Empire wages war on personal freedom by stealing everyone’s hair. Against this tyranny stands a courageous warrior with a golden afro and steel-like nose hairs: Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. Trained in the art of hair combat, he rescues a teenager named Beauty from Maruhage soldiers and joins forces with her to defeat Emperor Tsuru Tsurulina IV. As Bo-bobo gathers allies and defeats enemies, he pursues his mission to protect all hair in the world. This lighthearted and comedic series follows Bo-bobo and his companions on a bizarre adventure against various villains and deviants within the Maruhage Empire, filled with fun and excitement.

Maiku Kamishiro has always been uncertain about his origins. The sole hint he possesses regarding his family is a vintage photo depicting a boy and a girl playing in a small pool in front of a blue house. Driven by the desire to uncover his past, he relocates to that very blue house and takes a job as a programmer. His comfortable existence is disrupted when two distinct girls arrive at his doorstep, each holding a copy of the same photograph and asserting that they are his twin. Unable to determine which one is his actual relative and which is a stranger, Maiku permits both girls to move in with him until the truth can be revealed.

The Kaleido Stage is renowned worldwide for mesmerizing audiences with incredible acrobatics, creative routines, and lavish costumes and sets. It’s a place where guests can believe in magic, and Sora Naegino dreams of becoming part of that magic by joining the famed circus as an acrobat herself. To achieve her goal, she leaves Japan for California to try out for a spot in the troupe. However, Sora quickly realizes that natural talent alone isn’t enough to bring smiles to the crowd. She soon understands how challenging it is to be a professional performer, where the risks—and the stunts—are greater and any mistake can be dangerous! To deliver performances worthy of the Kaleido Stage, she must undergo intense training, handle unusual tasks, face fierce rivalry, and put up with the mischief of a playful spirit named Fool. Will Sora rise to new heights, form friendships, overcome her fears, and push past her limits to become a Kaleido Star?

Sonic the Hedgehog's usual carelessness causes the precious chaos emeralds to get caught in the crossfire and become unstable right before they are activated. This chaos control engulfs everything for miles around Dr. Eggman's base, and with the input scrambled, no one can foresee the outcome. Separated from both his friends and enemies, Sonic wakes up in a strange world: an unfamiliar city filled with mysterious people. He realizes he has been transported across the universe to an entirely different planet—Earth. As he hurries to escape the equally confused authorities, Sonic finds himself plunging headfirst into the pool of the wealthy Thorndyke family. Fortunately, Christopher, the Thorndykes' son, rescues Sonic and offers him shelter from a society that wrongly believes he is hostile. Protected by the family, Sonic decides to reunite with his friends, save this new world from the threat he brought to them, and find a way back home.

Anita King, Maggie Mui, and Michelle Cheung—known as the Paper Sisters—operate the Three Sisters Detective Agency in Hong Kong, specializing in cases related to books. They are hired to act as local guides for Nenene Sumiregawa, a Japanese novelist suffering from writer's block ever since her close friend Yomiko Readman vanished. Each sister is a Paper Master, possessing the ability to manipulate paper. Using these powers, they rescue Nenene from dangerous terrorists who attack her during a book signing. To ensure her safety, the sisters remain with her as bodyguards in case of further assaults. For book lovers Maggie and Michelle, guarding their favorite author is a dream come true, but young Anita despises books despite her paper‑based abilities. The trio struggles to adjust to their new life in Japan while protecting Nenene and continuing detective work under the shadowy organization Dokusensha. As they grow closer to Nenene, they uncover connections between her, Yomiko's disappearance, and the mysterious books Dokusensha sends the Paper Masters to investigate. What started as a routine job escalates into the most significant case they have ever faced. Are these girls truly willing to risk their lives for literature?

After winning the iconic characters "Kite" and "Black Rose" in a contest hosted by the developers of the MMORPG "The World," Shugo and his twin sister Rena enter "The World." They team up with new friends Ouka, Mirelle, Hotaru, and Sanjuro to complete events and quests. Soon, strange monsters begin appearing, and being defeated by them causes players to fall into comas in the real world. Only Shugo and Rena can resolve this crisis, but what is the reason they are being targeted, and what mysteries does the game conceal?

It has been two years since Aoi and Kaoru were released from the constraints of their families. Kaoru is now attending graduate school, and the tenants remain as boisterous as ever. The story explores what will become of the romance between Aoi and Kaoru as they continue to live their everyday lives with their usual friends in their house.

After safely protecting their BitBeasts, a new world championship tournament is announced, but the defending champions cannot all compete on the same team. Their bond is put to the test as every Bladebreaker sets out on a journey to prove why they are the greatest Beyblader. Tyson, Max, Ray, Kai, and newcomer Daichi must maintain their winning streak—even if it means facing one another. Yet once the tournament concludes, an old enemy, Boris, awaits them: he has taken over the BBA and turned it into BEGA, the Beyblade Entertainment Global Association. To rescue Beybladers everywhere from BEGA's corruption, the Bladebreakers must join forces once more.

Once a gymnast, Aikawa Maki now applies her abilities to a new path—street fighting. Violence is the sole thing that gives her a genuine sense of being alive. With remarkable strength and elegance, she battles one adversary after another, continually showcasing the gymnastics prowess that earns her the alias "Airmaster."

Loki, the trickster god of Norse mythology, has been banished to the mortal realm for what seems to have been a poorly considered prank. As part of his punishment, he is transformed into a child. He learns that the only way to return to the divine world is by collecting the dark auras that corrupt human hearts, so he opens a detective agency to accomplish this task. A human girl named Mayura, who is obsessed with solving mysteries, soon joins him and contributes in her own way. But before long, other Norse gods start appearing, and most of them are determined to kill Loki for reasons that remain unclear.

Battle Programmer Shirase, or BPS, is a freelance programmer possessing extraordinary hacking skills who refuses to work for monetary compensation. Instead, he accepts payment only in forms that appeal to a peculiar few like himself. Despite his unassuming attitude, the jobs he ends up taking are far from ordinary. When the nefarious King of America stirs up chaos online, Shirase finds himself constantly occupied, and each fresh mission introduces an ever more colorful cast of characters into his life.

Continuing their westward journey, priest Genjo Sanzo and his companions Cho Hakkai, Sha Gojyo, and Son Goku aim to prevent the demon Gyoumao from being resurrected. As the Sanzo Ikkou's reputation precedes them, they battle demon assassins at every turn, yet must also contend with rising tensions within their own group to overcome a powerful enemy.

Kyuu is a typical boy with a talent for logic and reasoning. Hoping to become a detective, he learns about the Dan Detective School (DDS), a renowned institution where students are permitted to carry weapons. Alongside Megu, who possesses a photographic memory, martial arts expert Kinta, genius programmer Kazuma, and the enigmatic Ryuu, Kyuu investigates numerous meticulously planned crimes while always pursuing the truth.

Ayu Tateishi, a well-liked second-year middle school student, has never cared for fantasies or miracles. She is dedicated to maintaining her cool and composed image, hoping to attract the attention of her crush, Tetsushi Kaji. However, her peaceful life is disrupted by the arrival of Nina Sakura, a transfer student who is secretly a witch. Because Ayu is the only one aware that Nina uses a mini-computer to cast spells, she is compelled to assist Nina in her quest to locate the five Holy Stones, a requirement for Nina to marry the prince of the Magic Kingdom. Nina’s clumsy magic and tendency to interfere in Ayu’s personal life create constant difficulties, forcing Ayu to protect her reputation while Nina tries to conceal her true identity from Hiroki Tsujiai, Tetsushi’s close friend and manga enthusiast. As Nina’s search for the Holy Stones draws allies and rivals from the Magic Kingdom, Ayu is pulled into a magical reality she never imagined existed.

While Satoshi pursues his dream of becoming the greatest, a wide range of others embark on their own adventures across the Pokémon world—researchers, professors, Gym Leaders, Team Rocket members, Trainers, and even Pokémon themselves. Some are already familiar, while others start as total strangers, but every one of them shares a passion for exploration—especially when it involves Pokémon!

The sisters Ai, Mai, and Mii, along with their android maid Mea and a slippery pet ferret named Unagi, journey through time and space while keeping their beloved mansion with them. Guided by clues from strange dandelion-like plants called Popotan, they seek someone who can answer their most personal questions, yet they still find time for side trips, meeting new friends, visiting hot springs, and occasionally running the X-mas shop kept inside their house. However, their ultimate destiny holds many surprises, and not every moment is cheerful—moving through time forces them to leave friends behind.

Five years ago, Goh Saruwatari, the pilot of Dannar, first encountered Anna Aoi while battling an alien force called the "Mimesis." Now, on their wedding day, the ceremony is disrupted when the Mimesis launch another attack. While Goh struggles against the alien threat, Anna discovers a top-secret robot named the "Neo-Okusaer" and deploys it as a last resort to save her fiancé. At that moment, Dannar and Neo-Okusaer combine to form the colossal robot "Godannar."

Teacher Sorata Muon carries on his family's centuries-old tradition of being the master thief Mouse, capable of stealing anything after properly notifying authorities of his intentions so they can be present yet fail to stop him. He is aided by three nubile female assistants who also use the teaching cover and, in typical Satoru Akahori fashion, favor tight, skimpy, or bondage outfits over their ample curves as they constantly pursue Sorata far more than he pursues them, though the girls do receive some attention from their master. Not only is Mouse chased by the girls and local law enforcement, but a secret art protection society also employs a former ally of Sorata's to go after his pretty little hide—all in 15-minute episodes.

Narue appears to be a cute high school student, but she harbors a startling secret: she is actually an alien possessing abilities straight out of a science fiction comic book. The challenges of adolescence prove difficult enough on their own, but things get even more complicated when your origins lie beyond the stars. Follow this spirited protagonist as she navigates encounters with androids, deals with alien threats, and experiences her first romantic outing with her neighbor. This sci-fi comedy strikes a chord with heartfelt humor and charm.

Set in the year 2004, Binzume Yousei is a slice-of-life fairy tale centered on four fairies, each associated with a distinct color reflected in their magical bottle jars. These fairies are the extremely peppy Kururu, the reserved and feminine Chiriri, the samurai-loving tomboy Sarara, and the quiet yet quirky Hororo. Captivated by the human world, these fairies came from the fairy realm hoping to take part in yearly traditions and the general way humans live. However, their grasp of human society is quite limited. Fortunately, they are befriended and guided by two humans—"Sensei-san," a university student they live with, and a first-grade girl they call "Tama-chan," who is sometimes as innocent as the fairies themselves. Even though these bottle fairies come up with odd notions and occasionally struggle to grasp this unfamiliar world, they strive to make the most of the human experience in their own cute, small ways.

Yuuichirou Hikari, Netto's father, achieves a scientific breakthrough with the invention of "synchro chips." When an operator and their NetNavi are in a special environment called a "dimensional area," they can merge in the real world using a process known as "cross fusion"! Yuuichirou's initial test subject, Misaki Gorou, tries the procedure but unfortunately fails. Netto volunteers to try with Rockman, but his father refuses permission. Cross fusion places immense strain on the operator's health, and engaging in real-world battles could be fatal.

Hitotose Chitose continues to live with his five teachers, who act as his mothers, when a mysterious girl moves in next door. This girl is Nagatsuki Kuron, and she wants Mu-chan to become her mother, sparking a new sibling rivalry over who will end up as Mu-chan's child.

In the early 21st century, Earth faces a threat from enormous comets. To counter this, the United Nations creates the Cosmic Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) and implements a two-tier defense system. From orbital stations, spacecraft launch specialized missiles to intercept and break apart the incoming celestial bodies, while fighter jets stationed on Earth handle the remaining debris. Competition among pilots is intense, as everyone aspires to become a highly respected Comet Blaster in orbit rather than a Meteor Sweeper at an airbase. Despite hailing from a distinguished family of pilots, recruit Mikaze Honjou finds the journey to becoming a Comet Blaster extremely challenging, leading her to neglect her studies. However, following a successful mission alongside her friends—Karin Kikuhara, Shizuha Doi, and Ayamo Nakamura—Mikaze rediscovers her drive and resolves to complete the training alongside them.

Valkyrie, Kazuto, Akina, Hydra, and their companions return for further adventures when the Key of time makes an unexpected appearance alongside various other enigmatic events. Everything appears connected to an individual called "Valkyrie Ghost," who has the sole objective of taking Kazuto for herself. Uniting against this apparently invincible enemy, they investigate the hidden history of Valkyrie's native world, Valhalla.

A high school student at age seventeen, Nanaka Kirisato takes her studies and life ambitions very seriously. She often scolds her close friend Nenji Nagihara for acting like an immature troublemaker who wastes time brawling with other boys. However, after a violent quarrel with Nenji, she tumbles down a staircase and sustains a head injury, causing her mental state to regress to that of a six-year-old child. Because of this condition, Nanaka's father and Nenji have to conceal her accident while she attempts to navigate everyday life and undergo a second journey of growing up.

Dejiko (also known as Di Gi Charat) heads to Earth with Petit Charat (Puchiko) and Gema to complete her training to become a proper princess. Their journey ends with a crash in a small Japanese town, where they meet the Omocha brothers, who are constantly preoccupied with how cute Puchiko is, and the elderly couple Mr. and Mrs. Ankoro, who make traditional Japanese sweets.

In Kirin Town, Ranma and his partner Rella run the R&R Detective Agency. A staged accident causes a strange condition where the two detectives swap bodies exactly at midnight, with Ranma vanishing and the beautiful Rella appearing, and vice versa. They must find out who is behind this mysterious experiment on their bodies and why, all while continuing to operate their agency.

The basics of life—shelter, a job, and companionship—become threatened in this anthology series. Rumiko Takahashi explores the pressure that arises when these essentials are put in danger. From penguins to wedding chapels to husbands with amnesia, each episode portrays seemingly ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances, blending the dramatic skill and twisted humor expected from the world-renowned creator of InuYasha, Ranma 1/2, and Urusei Yatsura.

The Galaxy Federation Police (GFP) is desperate to hide its shortage of personnel by using new mechanized power-suits. Suzuo, 19 years old, is desperate for work. Tampopo needs an earthling to test the prototype of her company's suit and declares Suzuo the perfect choice. Strong competitors and eccentric A-class criminals fight against the hero in diapers, but they must not identify each other when out of costume, or the test results will be ruined—yet it's fine if they all share the same apartment building to save money, right?

Thirteen-year-old genius scientist Tsukumo Susumu possesses a complete understanding of every aerodynamic theory on Earth and seeks to reach the moon without relying on the fossil fuels that power traditional rockets. Consequently, he embarks on an intensive research project combining his mastery of physics, scientific principles, and boundless imagination. His experiments involve the unpopular idol group Mix JUICE, consisting of Himawari, Yuri, Ayame, and Sakura. Together, they devise outrageous concepts in their quest to become the first humans to perform a concert on the lunar surface. Can the four members of Mix JUICE overcome their difficulties and make it to the moon?

Mr. Stain, an artist and inventor, and his cat companion Palvan embark on various adventures involving art supplies and discarded items in Junk Alley.

Four years after the events of the first series, this sequel picks up. Papuwa-kun, a mysterious boy, now resides on a new tropical island filled with the same bizarre creatures. Together with his maid Liquid and a new amnestic friend named Rotarou, he embarks on absurd adventures. Their goal is to elude and befuddle the Ganma Army, Special Corps, and even the Shinsengumi, all of whom seek to uncover Rotarou's true secret and take him away.

The legendary Forbidden Treasure is a remarkable artifact capable of fulfilling any desire. Those who hunt for this prize are known as Bankers, and our protagonist, Corokke, is among them.

Ocha-ken serves as an educational children's series featuring canine and feline characters made of tea, with each one embodying a distinct tea blend. These brief episodes are designed to instruct viewers on various life lessons, and the moral of each story is presented at the conclusion.

Midnight Horror School features a student body of twenty-six, with each pupil’s name corresponding to a sequential alphabetical letter and a specific color. The faculty consists of three teachers, while the campus includes three classrooms, a library, a cafeteria, a music room, a playroom, a fountain, a skeleton playground, and a graveyard, all supported by various school staff members.

One day, a robot named "Digi-girl" suddenly falls from the sky and lands near the nail salon run by Nails, a nail-artist who adores anything cute. Nails takes Digi-girl in, hoping she can assist with household chores. But to Nails' dismay, the robot is completely inept at cleaning and always messes things up disastrously. Moreover, Digi-girl causes chaos everywhere she goes, whether at school or out on the streets. This is a sweet and "pop" tale about a robot girl mingling with the other eccentric residents of the town.

The J-pop ensemble Mini Moni runs a small, cheerful cake shop. Their leader, Mika-chan, has her hands full trying to prevent Aibon and Nono from causing mischief while simultaneously training the newest member, Ai-chan. Frequent visitors to the shop include Yaguchi-san, a lively flower shop owner, and her friend Gocchin, a flight attendant who loves to boast about the exotic places her job supposedly takes her—even though she clearly has no real knowledge of them.

After a soccer game, six kids are playing a cute RPG-like video game at home. One of them scored the winning goal, one was the goalkeeper who just missed the ball, and the others formed two pairs cheering for their respective teams. When they defeat a boss, a strange thing appears in front of them, and they get pulled into the game world! Tomoru (the scorer), Mio, and Dai end up together with Professor Galileo, who explains that he created the game they've entered, called Eureka, but got accidentally sucked in as well. To return to their world, they need to clear missions that appear in certain areas. So when a mission pops up, Tomoru and the group make the professor take them along. Arriving at area C-1, they discover not only a mission but also a rival group! The rival professor has brought their opponents from the soccer game—Yukio, Suzuka, and Kouta—with him! The mission is scientific: first, the computer explains how lightning forms, and then they must figure out how to stop the lightning to clear it. Tomoru and company succeed, earning a Eureka Stone, which allows them to go back to their world—except the gateway actually requires ten Eureka Stones total before it will open. Looks like there's plenty of science to learn and missions to complete before they can go home.

Yorang is a fox residing in heaven with important duties, yet prefers to spend time playing pranks and chasing fun. One day, heaven holds a festival celebrating the completion of the "Book of Wishes," a prestigious artifact capable of breaking the black fox's seal. During the event, the mischievous Yo-rang discards the valuable book. Heaven then faces the threat of the black fox's dark magic. Taking responsibility for the disaster, Yo-rang sets out to find the book and encounters a boy named Kang-hyun, who lost his mother at a young age and moved from Seoul to Fox Village with his father. Together, Kang-hyun and Yo-rang search for the book. However, the black fox attempts to thwart their efforts, leading them through various hardships. In the end, they forge a strong friendship.

No synopsis has been added for this series yet. Click here to update this information.

In the world of Grandpa Danger, the great protector is Grandpa Danger himself! He is an expert at falling off cliffs, managing a principal with a severe inferiority complex, and avoiding the hidden threats of sleep. He is a nonsensical, utterly disgusting, and relentless prankster. Grandpa Danger's excessive phlegm and farts push Grandson to hilarious extremes, making you laugh until your stomach splits.

Kappamaki along with his sushi pals are cute-cool-charming characters that soothe your frayed nerves and heal your weary heart. These adorable figures were originally crafted from clay by Miss Eri Okamoto. Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids reside in a tiny, tranquil village surrounded by pristine nature—flowers, fields, and a lush green forest with a crystal-clear river flowing through it. Every resident, including Kappamaki and his friends, is innocent, sincere, and kind-hearted. The village has a school, a park, houses, offices, and shops, just like any ordinary small village. A friendly fellow claims it resembles a typical Alpine village with the glamour of Paris and the atmosphere of Venice... Really? Let's take a closer look... Oh my! The village appears to be built from sushi tools—the canal banks are sushi pails, the buildings are stacked sushi baskets, and so on. This series of animated shorts is brimming with humorous mishaps and heartwarming stories that bring smiles and laughter to everyone. They are also educational and entertaining, highlighting friendship and kindness. So please enjoy these mind-healing tales in this fantasy land.

No synopsis has been added for this series yet. Click here to update this information.

Dash, a young apprentice train, meets the many different trains in Train City.