Tokyo Pig

The first episode of this hyper-kinetic, ultra-hip original anime comedy series introduces the fantastic adventures of nine-year-old Spencer and his magical pet pig, Sunny. Spencer's world changes after he draws a sky full of pigs in his journal and Sunny appears out of the clear blue sky. With Sunny by his side, Spencer discovers he has the ability to make whatever he imagines come to life. Now -- with powers kids can only dream about – the duo embark on a new adventure each week as Spencer tries to keep his stray thoughts and careless scribbles in his journal from running wild and turning his life upside-down.

Its just another day for Spencer. He goes to school like normal, but then he realizes that he left his gym clothes at home. Spencer's parents decides to send Sunny to give Spencer his clothes. Wigstaff, who is the class nerd, sees Sunny power in action and decides to make his own pig. In the process, he downloads all of Sunny Pig's brain data!

Spencer is forced to actually enjoy a day off from school, instead of doing homework and writing all day. After trying to play games, he decided to write in his journal and then encounters a banana that can talk... and read... and write! The banana explains to him that all fruits are embarrassed of being peeled before being digested and all the fruits know that strawberries are ingested with their peels. The strawberry says it's because she knows how to read and write and it makes her peel taste better. The strawberry makes a school program for fruits to help them be smarter so that they will never have to be peeled again. The banana takes Spencer and Sunny to the world of fruits (which is conveniently located in Spencer's fridge). There they meet the strawberry that started the whole program. But they soon come to realize that the only reason she is making all the fruits smart are to help her in her plan to take over the world! Now Spencer and Sunny has to stop the bitter strawberry b

Afraid that his family will embarrass him at the school's upcoming Parent-Teacher Night, Spencer comes up with an idea: a snail can shrink the school - no school means no Parent-Teacher Night! But he decides to sleep on it, needing to think about the details. Unfortunately, Sunny draws the snail who goes on to shrink the school. Things are all right, at first, but soon, Spencer finds that he can't play with his classmates and friends, Angus and Eggman. Why? No school means no class and no class means no classmates! So, Spencer must figure out a way to bring back the school, which still has the principal and the teacher, Miss Spell, inside!

Everyone in Spencer's class has to participate in a three-legged race. Unfortunately, Spencer ends up paired with the creepy (and mumbly) Sweater Girl. Spencer wants to be popular for a change, and when he discovers her reason for wanting to win (her parents promised her a red dress if she won), Spencer agrees to help her.

Spencer and his family go to visit his grandparents (who gave Dad a job). But a picture from Mom's past causes a fight between Mom and her folks. Spencer's attempts to stop the fighting ultimately lead him to wish for tickling aliens (the subject of a popular TV show, ""Space Ticklers"") to come and tickle his family.