I see that my little darling, Uchuujin Muumuu, is being unfairly criticized by many here. Let me set the record straight. Animation: 8 Artistic direction: 7 Technically, nothing spectacular, but OLM delivers a sparkling series that is pleasing to the eye and accessible to all ages. The artistic direction plays on the absurd by deliberately emphasizing the childish side, both in the visual aesthetics and in the musical accompaniment. Story: 8 Development: 8 Learning: 10 The story is presented as a “B” series: an alien arrives to use Earth to his advantage, but ends up discovering that what he can learn from humans is worth more than that. Nothing revolutionary, then, butit's effective. The character development, although classic, succeeds in making each member of the GERH club unique and endearing. Their colorful personalities create such a warm group dynamic that you almost feel like you're part of the team. The only slight downside is a few discreet ecchi touches, which may put off the more prudish viewers.

But the main point is elsewhere: Uchuujin Muumuu shines above all for its educational value. Thanks to characters like Tenkubashi, each episode becomes an opportunity for fascinating discussions about everyday technologies that we tend to ignore. The explanations, vivid and sometimes exaggerated, are clear enough to captivate while conveying real knowledge. You come away having learned something, and above all with a new perspective on the world around you.

All in all, Uchuujin Muumuu is a wacky, funny, and informative series. It will entertain young and old alike, while perhaps awakening in some a new curiosity for this very special science.

As for me, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a second season. But until then, I'll miss this little weekly rendezvous, just like I'll miss this cheerful gang. This isn't goodbye, just see you later.