Nobody talks about this one. Kiko-chan moves through the world with the logic of a five-year-old genius, which means she solves problems in ways that make perfect sense to her and absolutely no sense to anyone else. The show lives in that gap between her brilliant mind and her completely bizarre personality, finding comedy in the fact that she's both too smart and too weird to fit anywhere. It's a show built for people who remember what it felt like to think differently than everyone around you. By the end, you're not laughing at her, you're laughing because she's right, even when she shouldn't be.

Kiko is a kindergartener unlike any other. She shows many of the signs of a child prodigy, yet she also has a string of strange habits and a decidedly peculiar personality. That mix of gifted mind and odd behavior drives this comedy, which blends slice-of-life moments with a sense of adventure across its 51-episode television run from 1996. She is brilliant and bewildering in equal measure.