The Tragedy and Horrible Story Behind Crayon Shinchan Make Goosebumps!

 As we all know, the Crayon Shinchan series is full of humor that comes from the ridiculous behavior of Shinchan.

 But did you know that behind this Crayon Shinchan series there is a tragic story that will definitely make you feel sad? This tragic story is of course an "Urban Legend" for Japanese society. What's the story like? Check out the following reviews!

Crayon Shin-chan (ク レ ヨ ン し ん ち ゃ ん) is a manga and anime series by Yoshito Usui. In Indonesia, the name Shinchan may not be a foreign name to hear. How could I not, since the author was born in the 90s the Shinchan anime series has aired on a private TV station in Indonesia.

This anime series usually airs on Sunday mornings, of course, this anime is a must-watch for children who are on holiday. We can still see Shinchan anime on the screen until now.

The main character of this series is a five-year-old boy with thick eyebrows. He is a child who is naughty enough and "a bit perverted" that often makes his parents angry. The beginning of the appearance of this series was in 1990, previously Shinchan was published weekly in the Weekly Manga Action magazine, which was published by Futabasha. For the anime version itself, the Crayon Shinchan series first appeared on TV Asahi in 1992.

Rumors blew that, the writer Yoshito Usui was inspired to write the story of Crayon Shinchan from a mother named Misae who really missed her son, Shinosuke. Shinosuke died at the age of 5 in an accident.

It is said that at that time Shinosuke and his sister were taking a walk. I don't know what happened next, Shinosuke's younger brother hit the road and almost got hit by a car. Then the brother Shinosuke swiftly saved his younger brother. However, the car went so fast that Shinosuke and his sister had to m

 Shinosuke in his car. That said, this is why Yoshito Usui gave the title "Crayon Shinchan".

The story and character Shinchan itself is based on Shinosuke's mother who is depressed and really misses her child. He told about the daily lives of his two children when they were still alive. The naughty, funny, silly, and flirtatious Shinchan character is the mother's imagination who hopes her child Shinoshuke is still alive.

The truth of this story is still uncertain, or maybe the truth is no longer certain because Yoshito Usui, the mangaka of Crayon Shinchan, died on September 11, 2009, at the age of 51. Yes, it is of course very unfortunate because this story will remain an "Urban Legend" whose truth cannot be ascertained.

What do you think? Is this story real? Or maybe it's just HOAX? give your opinion in the comments column!