Best Ecchi Anime of 1992

In the life of kindergartener Shinnosuke "Shin-chan" Nohara, not a single day passes without some form of upheaval. At age five, Shin-chan surpasses every imaginable level of mischievous, perverted, and shameless behavior. His days are packed with questionable activities—from abandoning friends during hide-and-seek to engaging in sumo matches for love, pulling off notorious stunts like the infamous "elephant" trick in public, and flirting with college-aged women. With a long history of mischief, this troublemaker shows no signs of slowing down. Crayon Shin-chan follows the daily adventures of Shin-chan and his group of friends, known as the "Kasukabe Defense Force." Despite the chaos Shin-chan causes, the adults around him can't help but feel fond of him, finding amusement in his antics and often having issues unintentionally resolved through his seemingly aimless actions. Still, managing Shin-chan remains their greatest challenge, one they struggle to tackle.

In the world of BASTARD!!, humanity has abandoned technology in favor of magic and the occult arts. The story centers on five magicians who strive to rebuild civilization after a rampaging God destroys the world and throws it into chaos. Under the leadership of Dark Schneider, Gara, Arshes Nei, Abigail, and Kall Su set out to conquer kingdoms, hoping to turn them into utopias—though each mage pursues a personal agenda. However, Dark Schneider's impulsive behavior and short temper lead him to cause havoc wherever he goes. A group of clerics eventually seals him inside a baby boy, leaving the other four without a leader. Fifteen years later, the four continue their quest, but their motives have shifted to despotic world domination. When the clerics who once imprisoned Dark Schneider free him to defend them against his former comrades, it becomes his duty to show them the "error of their ways." He must now track down each of his companions and put them back on the right path. Yet the once reckless and amoral Dark Schneider seems to have changed during his fifteen-year imprisonment inside the boy, Lucien Renlen.

After a crushing rejection, a disheartened Youta Moteuchi finds a dimly lit video store and buys a "video girl" tape meant to comfort lonely people. When he tries to play it on his broken VCR, a girl named Ai Amano emerges from the television and lands on his bed. Though she initially appears to be Youta's ideal partner for experiencing real love, the faulty device has warped her personality. Despite her shortcomings, Ai earnestly vows to help Youta find true happiness and love. The story centers on the everyday life of a teenage boy striving for a meaningful relationship, with Ai acting as his virtual guide as Youta sets out to win over the girl he adores.

Chika Tokorozawa's father runs a pet shop, so she spends much of her free time with her dog Rin Tin Tin, who watches over her while she sleeps. This series is adapted from Maki Otsubo's manga that was serialized in Young Sunday magazine; the mangaka is also known for Mr. Cinema.

In the Asuka household, upholding family customs takes top priority. For their sweet young daughter Jun, that means she must tie the knot on her eighteenth birthday. Despite being an innocent virgin, Jun is no stranger to throwing a punch, and the mere idea of marrying a man she doesn't love is unbearable. Her mother dispatches a crew of ruthless thugs to haul her to the wedding altar, but Jun would rather pummel a hundred suitors into a gory mess than go along with her mother's plan—and she's ready to prove it.

Does being the only male student in an all-girls school sound like a dream come true? It might be—if the girls knew he was a guy. But to remain enrolled, teenage pervert Banji absolutely cannot let anyone discover his chromosomes don't match his uniform. His status‑conscious parents want him to attend a good school, but they aren’t willing to spend the money on a decent co‑ed one. Now, on top of studying math and science, Banji has to learn how to put on a bra and apply makeup. His life has become a living nightmare. Not only is he at the very bottom of the social pecking order, he also must conceal his inner masculinity from the pretty classmate who has stolen his heart—all while dodging the female bullies who threaten to expose his less‑than‑feminine charms in the locker room.

Based on the yonkoma manga by Iwatani Tenho.