Oh! Edo Rocket

Fireworks and the rest of life’s finer things have been outlawed in Edo. The penalty for fun is harsh, but Seikichi can’t help listening to a mysterious girl’s strange proposition.

Seikichi’s got a girl in his room that wants a firework-fueled ride to the moon, and there’s blood-sucking monsters running wild all over town. Coincidence?

In the aftermath of more monster sightings, the magistrate recruits Ginjiro’s magic fingers for a secret mission.

Seikichi’s moon rocket gets an out-of-this-world boost from Sora. It’s time for a test flight, but they’ll need help from the row-house dwellers to achieve lift off!

There’s no doubt that Tetsuju the Human Fuse knows his way around fireworks and furry little critters, but can he help Seikichi send Sora to the moon?

Oriku is a girl from Seikichi’s past; Sora is a princess from the moon; and they both want to get their hands on his rocket!

Shinza’s runaway robot threatens to destroy the city until Sora flies into action. Her daring display earns her a place of honor among the row-house residents.

Sora sheds her skin and battles the blue beast for an important piece of rocket wreckage. Ginjiro joins the hunt and learns a secret about the mysterious moon maiden.

Someone tips off Akai about fireworks at the row-house, so Seikichi and his friends must scramble to pull off a test launch.

Spies are discovered at the row-hose, and the esteemed Old Man appears to have acquired a few new cats.

Tetsuju and Seikichi make some waves while proving that fireworks can be just as much fun on the water as they are in the sky.

Shunpei wants to put an end to his worries, so he goes in search of the elusive “Naje-Naje” to discover the source of his strife.

Ginjiro’s monster squad investigates the row-house when they begin to suspect their leader of protecting the sky beast.

It’s New Year’s Eve, which means it’s time for the row house residents to spend the day in hiding - or risk having to pay their debts! Meanwhile, Oriku finds herself in hot water with the law.

Seikichi’s plan to test out a new gyro-rocket takes a turn for the chaotic when Akai severs his safety-line and leaves the little man drifting towards certain death!

Sora and the blood-sucking Blue Beast bare their claws in an intergalactic cat-fight, and Seikichi’s talent for making things go “boom” is at the heart of the quarrel.

Sora’s secret is finally out, and the Row House residents are shocked to learn that a monster has been living in their midst. Worse yet, the shape-shifting cutie will be executed first thing in the morning!

Seikichi and the rest of the row house residents hatch a plan to spring Sora from the shogun’s dungeon! When the rescue mission hits a snag, someone unexpected offers to lend a hand, but can he be trusted?

Akai’s treacherous ambush attempt is thwarted by an old, old, old friend of the Row House crew. Sora and Seikichi are free to go, but there’s still two bloodthirsty Blue Beasts on the loose!

Akai and Ginjiro square off in a duel to the death, and Sora and Blue Girl forge an unlikely partnership to keep the third space beast from stealing the only ship that can take them home.

Art imitates life when the Row House gang stages a play based on the adventures of Sora, Seikichi, and a rocket that goes “boom!” Theatrically speaking, the ending is happy, but how will this story wrap up in real life?

When Shunpei spills an enchantment potion on himself, the ladies of Edo start acting like love-struck zombies. Onui shifts shapes so she can sniff out an antidote, but she better hurry or Shunpei won’t survive the night!

Seikichi’s mission to launch a rocket to the moon is jeopardized by a mysterious gang with a penchant for swiping gunpowder. Oise is sent to investigate the matter, but what she finds might surprise her!

The Row House gang gets ready to party as the final piece of the rocket is put in place! Unfortunately, the Blue Beast rears its ugly head and prematurely ignites Seikichi’s greatest achievement!

Ginjiro’s battle with Torii ruins the launch of yet another rocket. Later, Seikichi is approached about building something new - and this time it means war!