Daa! Daa! Daa! UFO Baby 2000
What is Daa! Daa! Daa! UFO Baby?
Daa! Daa!
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2000
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 78
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Mar 28, 2000
- Last aired
- Feb 26, 2002
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- NHK BS2
- Genres
- Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 78 episodes and an average 25-minute runtime.
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Daa! Daa! Daa! UFO Baby is a Japanese children’s animated television series that aired on NHK‑BS2 from 28 March 2000 until 26 February 2002. The program was produced by the animation studio J.C.Staff and directed by Hiroaki Sakurai. Classified within the animation, comedy, science‑fiction and fantasy, and family genres, the series was presented as a family‑friendly comedy with a sci‑fi premise. Throughout its broadcast run, the show was scheduled on the NHK‑BS2 channel, a satellite service of Japan’s public broadcaster. The series is listed in the Motion Picture Database under the title Daa! Daa! Daa! UFO Baby and is identified as a television series rather than a film. No additional narrative details, episode counts, or cast information are provided in the cited sources.
Should you watch it?
“A middle school girl finds herself raising an extraterrestrial infant in this animated television series.”
- produced by J.C.Staff
- directed by Hiroaki Sakurai
- limited availability
- older animation style
Watch it if you enjoy children's animation featuring extraterrestrial themes.
This series is produced for a children's audience.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 78 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Suddenly 4 People in the Family?! Mar 28, 2000
- E2 Ruu-kun is Climbing the Chimney Apr 4, 2000
- E3 Chris Drops By Apr 11, 2000
- E4 Momoka and the Necklace Apr 18, 2000
- E5 Miyu's Awful Cuisine Apr 25, 2000
- E6 Mama Comes Over on Mother's Day May 16, 2000
- E7 Ruu-kun, Popular at School May 23, 2000
- E8 Ruu-kun's Acting Debut May 30, 2000
- E9 A Date in the Park Between Cousins Jun 6, 2000
- E10 Playing with Spaced-Out Santa Jun 13, 2000
- E11 June, on Father's Day ... Papa Comes Jun 20, 2000
- E12 The Mysterious Boy, Yaboshi Seiya Jun 27, 2000
- E13 The Mysterious Planet Sharaku Jul 11, 2000
- E14 Help! Transforming Wanya Jul 18, 2000
- E15 Mikan Ran Away, Saionji! Jul 25, 2000
- E16 Ocean and the Lovers' Tree Sep 5, 2000
- E17 India's treasure is SAIONJI? Sep 12, 2000
- E18 Momoka's Passport Sep 19, 2000
- E19 The Mysterious Home is Miyu's Real House? Sep 26, 2000
- E20 The Off-season Home Visit Oct 3, 2000
- E21 Principal, Monkichi Reunite Oct 10, 2000
- E22 The Hike of Fear Oct 17, 2000
- E23 Everyone, Gather at Saionji's Oct 24, 2000
- E24 The Blackout Halloween Oct 31, 2000
- E25 Ruu-kun and the Department Store Nov 7, 2000
- E26 Yaboshi Saiya's Warning Nov 14, 2000
- E27 A Correspondence with Ruu's Parents Nov 21, 2000
- E28 Sister Comes to Saionji Nov 28, 2000
- E29 Nanami and the Mysterious Tsukemonoishi Dec 12, 2000
- E30 Wanya Wanya Dec 19, 2000
- E31 The First Christmas with Saionji Jan 9, 2001
- E32 Chris, Ski, Mansion Jan 16, 2001
- E33 Kanata's Childhood Friend Jan 23, 2001
- E34 Kanata's Promised Date Jan 30, 2001
- E35 Bye Bye Wanya Feb 6, 2001
- E36 The Heiomachi Onsen Excursion Feb 13, 2001
- E37 Miyu's Idol Debut Feb 20, 2001
- E38 Ruu-kun Has Multiplied Feb 27, 2001
- E39 All 100 Ruu-kuns, Gather! Mar 6, 2001
- E40 Kanata's Rival Appears? Apr 10, 2001
- E41 Kanata and Nozomu's Showdown Apr 17, 2001
- E42 Where is Okame-chan? Apr 24, 2001
- E43 The Family Assembles at Saionji May 1, 2001
- E44 Koinobori Aren't Scary! May 8, 2001
- E45 Cinderella Inside the Book May 22, 2001
- E46 Chris and the White Whale May 29, 2001
- E47 Miyu and Mini-Miyu Go to School Jun 5, 2001
- E48 Santa and Kanata's Weird Pot Jun 12, 2001
- E49 Mizuno-sensei's Mysterious Trip Jun 19, 2001
- E50 Stop it, Lazy Wanya Jun 26, 2001
- E51 Mika-san's Mysterious Promise Jul 3, 2001
- E52 Saionji's Ghost stories and the Mysterious Koishi Stones Jul 17, 2001
- E53 Miyu and Kanata Go to America Jul 24, 2001
- E54 Everyone but Santa goes to America Jul 31, 2001
- E55 The Weird Object That Seiya Left Behind Sep 4, 2001
- E56 Mecha Wanya Attacks! Sep 11, 2001
- E57 Nozomu and His World of Dream Sep 18, 2001
- E58 Our Pet is Number One Sep 25, 2001
- E59 Peppo, Ruu, and Wanya Oct 2, 2001
- E60 Mikan's Work Place is the Saionji Oct 9, 2001
- E61 Miyu and Kanata's First Kiss Oct 16, 2001
- E62 Nagging at the Saionji Temple Oct 23, 2001
- E63 Spooky Mountain Villa Oct 30, 2001
- E64 Meeting a Penpal Nov 6, 2001
- E65 Inventions are so Boring Nov 13, 2001
- E66 A Friend, a Rival, a Competitor Nov 27, 2001
- E67 Teru Arrives From Planet Dec 4, 2001
- E68 Bowmeow Versus Mister Dec 11, 2001
- E69 Ousted Guava Falls in Love Dec 18, 2001
- E70 Momoka’s Christmas Dec 25, 2001
- E71 The Seven Gods of Fortune Jan 8, 2002
- E72 The Same Kimono as Miyu Jan 15, 2002
- E73 Miyu and Little Boy Kanata Jan 22, 2002
- E74 Goodbye Evil Gang Jan 29, 2002
- E75 Valentine’s Day in Heiomachi Feb 5, 2002
- E76 Ruu in the Lead Role at the Cultural Festival Feb 12, 2002
- E77 On the Night of the Full Moon Feb 19, 2002
- E78 See You Again Feb 26, 2002
Frequently asked questions
Who produced the series?
The series was produced by J.C.Staff.
Who directed the series?
The series was directed by Hiroaki Sakurai.
When did the series air?
The series aired from March 28, 2000 to February 26, 2002.
Where was the series broadcast?
The series was aired on NHK-BS2.
What is the genre of the series?
It is a Japanese children's animated television series.