Urusei Yatsura

Urusei Yatsura
Manga
Genre	Romantic comedy Science fantasy
Demographic	Shōnen
Writer	Rumiko Takahashi
Publisher	Shogakukan
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Sunday
Volumes	34
Started	September 24, 1978
Ended	February 4, 1987
Anime
Directed by	Mamoru Oshii Kazuo Yamazaki
Studio	Kitty Films Studio Pierrot Studio Deen
Original run	October 14, 1981 - March 19, 1986
Wikipedia

Urusei Yatsura is a comedy manga series created by Rumiko Takahashi in 1978 with a nine-year run and an anime series first broadcast in 1981. A second anime adaptation debuted in 2022.

It concentrates on an unlucky high schooler named Ataru Moroboshi who proposes to an alien humanoid named Lum by mistake, and since then is believed to be her husband.

Manga

Food Fight (Volume 3, Chapter 9 / Chapter 45)

Ataru, Cherry, and Sakura participate in the Hell Course, a huge full course meal which is free if they eat everything.

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Yoga Meditation (Volume 3, Chapter 10 / Chapter 46)

Ataru has started to put on weight, so he, along with the rest of the gang, practice yoga to help get back into shape.

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1981 anime

Full Course from Hell (S01E13b)

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The Big Springtime Picnic Uproar! (S02E02)

All the main characters except for Lum get stuffed from eating all the canned alien food, which expanded in their stomachs, hidden in the mountain.

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Devil's Summer! Ten-chan's Great Unaju Operation!! (S04E15)

Ataru tries to cure Ten's heatstroke by making him drink plenty of water.

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Certain Death! Stand-Up Eating Contest (S07E04)

Ataru and Lum compete in an eating contest.

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The Mysterious Giant Cake! Love's Fleeing Panic!! (S07E13)

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It's Strange! Sakuranbo Yoga School!! (S09E15)

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