Stitch! Episode 20: Teach Us, Professor Jumba
Jumba becomes a substitute teacher while investigating school pranks, only to mistake a runaway topsy-turvy yōkai for an unusually gifted evil child.
Stitch! Episode 19: Stitch’s Runaway Train
When mail carrier Honda becomes ill, Stitch and Yuna use a sugarcane trolley to deliver an important letter before Honda discovers one sent by Yuna’s absent father.
Stitch! Episode 18: Stitch’s Singing Pride
Taro recruits Yuna for a singing contest, then tries to exclude a joyful but off-key Stitch because he desperately wants to win.
Stitch! Episode 17: Stitch Makes His Idol Debut?!
Child actor Tetsuo recruits Stitch for a television villain role, then uses dirty tricks when Stitch threatens to become the audience favorite.
Stitch! Episode 16: Stitch Gets Lazy
A lazy yōkai turns Jun’s strict father into a loafer, then spreads the same magic through a cleaning shop and into Stitch.
Stitch! Episode 15: The Fireball Boy Damatchi
Yuna and Stitch meet Damatchi, a small blue fireball excluded by the red Fiidama group before Jumba questions whether everybody classified him correctly.
Stitch! Episode 14: Reuben’s Rice Ball
Reuben runs out of sandwich bread, reaches Izayoi, and helps Taro train by adapting his food-making skill to original rice balls rather than forcing one approved meal.
Stitch! Episode 13: Stitch and Santa
Hämsterviel impersonates Santa to lure Izayoi’s children into the forest, while Gantu and Reuben help convert holiday trust into a control system.
Stitch! Episode 12: The Fox Girl Dolores
Yuna misses the fireworks while ill, and Stitch tries to recreate the experience through Dolores’s foxfire without first asking what either girl wants.
Stitch! Episode 11: Panic at the Pineapple Factory
Pineapples vanish during a school factory visit, Piko immediately blames Stitch, and Yuna treats trust as a reason to investigate rather than a reason to ignore evidence.
Stitch! Episode 10: Waracchi Arrives
Waracchi’s welcome mischief convinces Stitch that every prank counts as a good deed, even after he strips away the consent and shared meaning that made the play acceptable.
Stitch! Episode 9: The Cleaning Alien Felix
Stitch avoids cleaning his own room by calling Felix, and the household celebrates free labor until a designed cleaning compulsion runs out of safe targets.
Stitch! Episode 8: Too Many Stitches
Yuna answers classroom humiliation by borrowing Jumba’s camera without permission, then discovers that every photograph of Stitch creates another living copy.
Stitch! Episode 7: Stitch Becomes a Mother
Stitch and Yuna remove an egg from the forest, ignore Obaa’s order to return it, and learn that finding vulnerable life creates duties rather than ownership.
Stitch! Episode 6: Angel, Angel, Angel
Angel visits Izayoi while Yuna and Stitch prepare Obaa’s birthday gift, then her song activates destructive conditioning inside Stitch and exposes how much labor Yuna was expected to carry alone.
Stitch! Episode 5: The Mysterious Electric Alien
Hämsterviel captures an electric experiment, installs a coercive control device, and sends him after Stitch’s good deed counter while Izayoi mistakes the victim for a monster.
Stitch! Episode 4: The Paint Yōkai Muun
Piko humiliates Yuna with a portrait, Muun abandons a magical brush after creative burnout, and Stitch discovers that making an image real does not make his understanding accurate.
Stitch! Episode 3: The Forest’s Strongest Yōkai, Kijimunaa
Stitch goes looking for the island’s strongest yōkai and finds Kijimunaa, a frightened forest spirit whose home was taken through a rigged wrestling match.
Stitch! Episode 2: The Good Deed Counter
Yuna and Obaa welcome Stitch into their home, the Chitama Stone offers him a wish after 43 good deeds, and Jumba turns morality into a wearable scoreboard with predictable consequences.
Stitch! Episode 1: Ichariba Chodei
Stitch reaches Izayoi Island, Yuna refuses to be impressed by his chaos, and a Japanese sequel has to explain whether a new home can exist without pretending the first one vanished.
Stitch! Anime Hub
Enter the Japanese Stitch! anime through three seasons, later specials, Yuna and Izayoi Island, episode Reacts, character profiles, Japanese voice actors, reviews, and cultural guides.
Stitch! Anime Series Review
A full editorial review of all three Japanese Stitch anime runs, the forty-three-good-deed bargain, Yuna and Izayoi, New Town, adult Lilo, production changes, returning experiments, and the problem of building a second home without explaining the first loss.
Pleakley
A deep Pleakley profile covering domestic labor, gender presentation, Jumba, Stitch, Yuna, institutions, New Town, courage, and Yūji Mitsuya’s Japanese performance.
Jumba Jookiba
A deep Jumba Jookiba profile covering creation, parental responsibility, Stitch, Yuna, Obaa, Pleakley, returning experiments, Hämsterviel, and Shōzō Iizuka’s Japanese performance.
Stitch
A deep Japanese-anime Stitch profile covering Experiment 626, Yuna, the Chitama Stone, forty-three good deeds, Izayoi, New Town, adult Lilo, and Kōichi Yamadera’s performance.
Kijimunaa
A deep Kijimunaa profile covering Ryukyuan folklore context, Yuna, Obaa, Stitch, local cosmology, the good-deed premise, relocation, and Kappei Yamaguchi’s Japanese performance.
Obaa
A deep Obaa profile covering guardianship, Izayoi’s spirit knowledge, Kijimunaa, the forty-three-good-deed system, Yuna’s absent parents, New Town, and Hisako Kyōda’s Japanese performance.
Yuna Kamihara
A deep Yuna Kamihara profile covering karate, Izayoi, Obaa, Kijimunaa, parental absence, the forty-three-good-deed system, New Town, adult Lilo, and Motoko Kumai’s Japanese performance.
Stitch! Anime Characters
The automatic A–Z Stitch anime character directory with deep profiles, official Japanese character artwork, and original Japanese voice-performance records.
Stitch! Anime World, Lore, and Guides
Three sourced Stitch anime guides covering Izayoi and Ryukyu context, the forty-three-good-deed system, and the complete Japanese production and episode-order record.