Hyakushou Kizoku [Season 3 Episodes 29-32]

Hyakushou Kizoku Season 3 Episodes 29-32: A Poop-Filled Comedy Goldmine

If you’re scrolling for an anime that’s equal parts chaotic farm energy and laugh-till-you-snort humor, look no further than Hyakushou Kizoku Season 3’s latest batch of episodes (29-32). From cow poop cannons to dogs with very messy adventures, this slice-of-life gem from studio Pie in the Sky (yep, that’s their actual name—how perfect is that?) delivers exactly what fans love: unapologetic rural chaos wrapped in cozy, hand-drawn charm.

Let’s cut to the chase: these episodes are all about the animals, and they’re not here to be cute. One minute, you’re watching a dog face-plant into a pile of cow dung (fans on MyAnimeList are still losing it over that scene—“Dog in poop…Funny!” one user wrote, and honestly, same). The next, a cow decides it’s a cannon and launches a projectile of…well, you know. It’s gross. It’s immature. It’s hilarious.

What makes Hyakushou Kizoku work so well for teens? It’s not trying to be deep. No complicated lore, no tragic backstories—just a farmer, his weird animals, and the kind of everyday nonsense that feels like hanging out with your funniest friend. The art style is simple but warm, with soft pastels that make even the poop scenes look kind of cozy (don’t judge). And the pacing? Fast enough to keep you from getting bored, slow enough to let the jokes land.

Sure, some people might roll their eyes at the toilet humor. But let’s be real—who hasn’t laughed at a good poop joke? The show’s secret weapon is its sincerity. It doesn’t mock rural life; it celebrates it. The farmer isn’t a hero—he’s just a guy trying to get through the day without being attacked by a rogue chicken. The animals aren’t sidekicks—they’re chaotic little gremlins who make every episode feel like a surprise.

Fans on MyAnimeList are all about it. “Cow shooting poop…Very Funny!” one user gushed. Another summed it up: “Dogs and cats stories this time it was a funny episode lol.” Even the haters? They’re just missing the point. As one commenter put it, “If you hated this episode, just watch something else.” Fair enough—this show isn’t for everyone. But if you’re in the mood to turn off your brain and laugh until your sides hurt, it’s perfect.

The best part? Hyakushou Kizoku Season 3 is still ongoing, so there’s more farm chaos to come. Whether you’re watching for the animals, the humor, or just to escape the stress of school, these episodes are a vibe. Just don’t watch them while eating. Trust me.

In a world of over-the-top action and drama, Hyakushou Kizoku is a breath of fresh (well, maybe not fresh) air. It’s the kind of show you watch with your friends, pausing every five minutes to rewind the funniest parts. So grab your snacks (maybe skip the ice cream), sit back, and let the cow poop cannon take you away. You won’t regret it.

Final Verdict: 8/10. Gross, goofy, and gloriously fun. Perfect for anyone who’s ever wanted to be a farmer—minus the actual work. 🐄💩✨