Here are some cool facts about "Oshi No Ko"!


1. The title "Oshi no Ko" (推しの子) can be translated to "My Favorite Child," which refers to the idol Maina, who is the object of Eripiyo's obsessive fandom.


2. The anime is based on a manga series by Auri Hirao, which was first serialized in Comic Ryu magazine in November 2015.

3. The anime adaptation of "Oshi no Ko" was produced by 8bit studios, which is known for producing popular anime series such as "That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime" and "The Rising of the Shield Hero."

4. The voice cast of "Oshi no Ko" includes several popular Japanese voice actors, such as Ai Fairouz, who voices Eripiyo, and Tomoyo Takayanagi, who voices Maina.

5. The anime features several original songs performed by the fictional idol group ChamJam, which includes Maina as a member. The songs were composed and arranged by the Japanese music production company Lantis.

6. "Oshi no Ko" explores the theme of idol fandom and the relationships between idols and their fans, which is a common theme in Japanese pop culture. The series also addresses the negative aspects of fandom, such as stalking and obsessive behavior.

7. The anime has been well-received by viewers and critics, who have praised its unique take on the idol genre and its realistic portrayal of the ups and downs of being a fan.

8. The anime features many references to real-life idol culture in Japan, such as fan merchandise and events like handshake meetings.

9. The character designs for "Oshi no Ko" were done by Mai Otsuka, who has worked on several popular anime series, including "Non Non Biyori" and "Shakugan no Shana."

10. "Oshi no Ko" was nominated for the "Best Drama" award at the 5th Anime Trending Awards in 2021, a fan-voted award ceremony that recognizes the best anime series of the year.

11. The anime's opening theme song, "Clover Wish," was performed by the voice actors of the fictional idol group ChamJam, while the ending theme song, "Momoiro Kataomoi," was performed by Eripiyo's voice actor, Ai Fairouz.

12. The anime has inspired several spin-off manga series, including "Oshi no Ko Gaiden" and "Oshi no Ko Idol Yūgi."

13. The series features a diverse cast of characters, including idols from different backgrounds and with different personalities, which has helped to make it popular with a wide range of viewers.

14. "Oshi no Ko" is notable for its portrayal of the emotional connections that can develop between idols and their fans, which is a theme that is often overlooked in other anime series about idol culture.

15. The anime's title is a play on words, as "oshi" can mean both "favorite" and "push" in Japanese, which reflects the push-pull dynamic of idol fandom.