Original creator: Kagami Yoshimizu
Animation studio: Kyoto Animation
Japanese title: Lucky Star
English adaption title: Lucky Star
Genres: Slice-of-Life, Comedy, Parody
Original air dates: : April 2007 - September 2007
Number of TV episodes: 24
Number of OVAs: 1
Number of movies: None
Manga: 6+ volumes
Opening themes:
1: "Motteke! Sailor Fuku" by Aya Hirano, Emiri Katou, Kaori Fukuhara, and Aya Endo
Ending themes:
The ending song is different for each episode of Lucky Star. All the songs used are either from other anime or are already existing Japanese popular songs. However in this case they are each (humorously) sung by the Lucky Star cast rather than the original artists
1: "Space Ironmen Brothers" by Aya Hirano
2: "It's a Victory! Akumaizer 3" by Aya Hirano
3: "Sore ga, Ai Deshou" by Aya Hirano
4: "Sailor Suit and Machine Gun" by Emiri Katou
5: "Cha-la Head-Cha-la" by Aya Hirano
6: "Valentine Day Kiss" by Aya Hirano & Kaori Fukuhara
7: "Chijou no Hoshi" by Aya Endo
8: "Monkey Magic" by Aya Hirano
9: "Kogarashi Ni Dakarete" by Aya Hirano
10: "I'm Proud" by Emiri Katou
11: "Doraemon no Uta" by Aya Endo & Kaori Fukuhara
12: "Don't Lose" by All Lucky Star Staff
13: "Ore no Wasuremono" by Minoru Shiraishi
14: "Hare Hare Yukai" by Minoru Shiraishi
15: "Koi no Minoru Densetsu" by Minoru Shiraishi
16: "Misoji Misaki" by Hiromi Konno
17: "Motteke! Serafuku" by Minoru Shiraishi
18: "Kaorin no Theme" by Minoru Shiraishi
19: "Otoko no Ikizama" by Minoru Shiraishi
20: "Omuko Rumba" by Minoru Shiraishi
21: "Shikaider no Uta" by Minoru Shiraishi
22: "Mikuru Henshin! Soshite Sentou" by Minoru Shiraishi
23: "Ai wa Bumeran" by Minoru Shiraishi