Nintama Rantaro - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Expectant Ninja

I Want a Nap

The Puzzle of the Money Changing Store

The Class President is Amazing

Yamamoto Shina-sensei's True Identity

A First-class Ninja

Who has the Sharp Eyes?

The Lucky Ninja

Hanabusa Makinosuke Doesn't Learn

Don't Lose to the Kunoichi

Make-up Class

I Taught That

Ninjas are All Face

I Love Slimy Things

Kirimaru's Test

Wild Grass Salad

The Far-back Mountain Vice Chairman

This-shroom That-shroom

The Headmaster's Run-away from Home

A Maiden's Heart

School Opening Anniversary

The Contents of the Pot

Who's the Culprit?

Job Change

The Lost Diary

The Mysterious Sutra Mound

The Ancestor from Three Hundred Years Ago

Yamada-sensei Gets Mad

I Love Disguises

The Do-or-die Diet

The Bandit's Lost Article

Teamaru and Cookietarou

Kakuzatou (Sugar Cube)

Shadou-sensei

Challenge Again! Makinosuke

Caution with Fire

Scared of Fire

It's A Fire!

Not Suited to be a Ninja

Cure their Anxiety!

Danzou is Gone

Danzou's Dad

Yokoyari Irejūrou

Shinbei Father's Here

Chace After the Ice Thift

I Hate Watchword

Targeting Happousai

Kiri-chan Ruin

Takiyashamaru-senpai

Very Accurate Fortune-Telling

Man Terrable At Shaving

First-year vs Second-year

Weakness and Fight

Shinbei's Cold

Troubled Dispute

Daisan Kyoueimaru's Gift

Mystery Accident

Sad Bandits

(Secret) Memo

A New Teacher

Housecleaning

Winter Break

Real Ninjutsu

Mochitsugi

Nishikawa Gojūemon

Kites Raising Competition

Can't Go Back

Delicious Boiled Octopus

New Year's Day

Takeuma Meijin

Genius Ninjutsu Girl

Emergency Staff Meeting

Collection

It's Snowing

Mistaken

Father's Inauguration

Sun Raise

Killing Two Bird With One Stone

I Love Rakkyo

Hurry up To Kinraku Temple

Higou No Jutsu

Get Scolded

Shinbei's Sleeping Habit

Hemu Hemu's Failure

Hemu Hemu's Crying Sound

Ninjutsu Secret Text

Mr. Bandits' Kindness

Remember With Muscle Memory

Matsutake Castle's Young Master

There Are Two Young Master

Shizugatake

Samugari No Yukio

Smile is Important

Daisan Kyoueimaru's Trouble

The Enemy of The Pirates Crew

Sazaemon's Bait

Amazed Vhallenge

I'm Find!

Doodle

Happousei Trick

Troubled Happousai

Tooth Hurts

Ninjutsu Academy Tuor

Hatsutake Castle is?

A Boring Lord

Against others

Thankful Buddha Statue

Want to Be Freind Anain

Illusionist Unkokusai

Don't Looke at The Right Hand

Rikichi's Plan

Unannouned Training

Kirimaru's Secret

Nan'noen Koreshiki

Usadachiro

Neburibi No Jutsu

Hatarubi No Jutsu

A Dangerous Jutus

Half-price Sale

Launch Fireworks
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