※ This product will be taken down by 23:59 on Sunday, October 19, 2025. The end date is subject to change without notice. Please purchase early if you are interested. ※ Playback and operation have not been confirmed. Please be aware of this. "Akazukin Chacha Vol. 2: Catch the Hot Spring Trip!" The second OVA of the popular manga "Akazukin Chacha," serialized in "Ribon." Momiji Academy, whose spy operation failed, sends an assassin to Urara Academy... "Akazukin Chacha Vol. 3: Goodbye Chacha! The Tearful Game of "One-Two-Three"" The principal of Momiji Academy, in an attempt to reclaim Popy-kun, invades Urara Academy with the giant robot Momijin No. 29... The third OVA adaptation of the popular manga serialized in "Monthly Ribon." STORY The principal of Momiji Academy finally brings in the genius scientist, Dr. Hawking, a graduate, and personally leads the charge. Determined not to let Popy-kun be taken away, Mr. Rascal proposes a serious game of "One-Two-Three" at the sports day the next day. The rules are that if Urara Academy wins, they get to keep Popy-kun, and if Momiji Academy wins, they get to keep Chacha as their student... But the students of Momiji Academy are all elites with individual records. Will Urara Academy be able to win? And what will happen to Chacha's fate...? -------------------------------------------------- An OVA produced six months after the TV series. Because most of the staff who had come to the fore during the TV series production were involved in other works, some of the staff were replaced. A feature of this work is the appearance of Popy-kun (voice: Rica Matsumoto) and the principal of Momiji Academy (voice: Yō Inoue), who did not appear in the TV series. All volumes are currently out of print. "Make me SMILE" Opening Theme "Negai wa Hitotsu" Ending Theme Lyrics, Composition, Arrangement, and Vocals: Yuki Matsuura Director/Direction: Hatsuki Tsuji Original Work: Min Ayahana (Shueisha, Ribon serialization) Screenplay: Hiroshi Toda Animation Director: Masayuki Ondi Character Design: Hajime Watanabe Music: Toshihiko Sahashi, Osamu Tezuka Voice Cast: Majin Suzuki / Noriko Hidaka / Satoshi Sakurai / Noriko Namiki / Miina Tominaga / Sumi Shimamoto / Tsutomu Kashiwakura / Tetsuo Komura / Yuji Mitsuya / Shingo Katori (SMAP) / Rica Matsumoto / Mayumi Akado / Rui Izumi / Taiki Matsuno / Yō Inoue / Chieko Honda / Hiroshi Takahashi