Game title for unknown Pack-In Video PCE game

[futurematt]

I did a review of this game last night but before I upload it I thought it might be a good idea to know the name of it!
I'm sure someone will know this even without a picture...!  Japanese and/or English title would be great!

It's a platformer, quite decent, produced by Pack-In Video and published by Namco, you play a guy with big eyebrows who can turn into dog / old man / bat wandering around doing karaoke on turtles' backs to power up, first level is suburban, second is under the sea.
The eyerbrows would probably ring a bell for someone.
Any info on the game would be cool!! Like does anyone know how many stages per level and how many levels?
I would obviously consult the Bible but if you don't know the name....you're stuffed!

Thanks!!

[Tatsujin]

obocchama kun - おぼっちゃまくん

http://www.pcedaisakusen.net/2/28/178/1/Obocchama-kun-jp.htm

[futurematt]

obocchama kun - おぼっちゃまくん

http://www.pcedaisakusen.net/2/28/178/1/Obocchama-kun-jp.htm

Genius. Thank-you!!  Do you rate this one by the way?

[futurematt]

Well this is quite funny, I had called the game 'Ivy League Chard' for the purpose of the review, and made several impressions of a slightly unpleasant rich kid..

Wikipedia says...

Yoshinori Kobayashi (Penname: 小林 よしのり, Real name: 小林 善範; Kobayashi Yoshinori, born in Fukuoka, Japan, August 31, 1953) is a bestselling Japanese conservative author and mangaka. The author of over two hundred books and manga, Kobayashi is most famous for his controversial political commentary manga Gōmanism Sengen (ゴーマニズム宣言, roughly translated as "My Arrogant Declaration" or "Haughtiness Manifesto")
A student of French literature from Fukuoka University, Kobayashi published his first manga, Tōdai Itchokusen (東大一直線, Beeline to Tokyo U), in 1976 in Weekly Shōnen Jump while still in school[citation needed]. Another of his early series, Obocchama-kun (おぼっちゃまくん?, Little Princeling), a satire about a haughty rich boy in the heyday of Japan's bubble economy, won the 1989 Shogakukan Manga Award for children's manga[1] and was also adapted into an anime[citation needed] and video games for the Famicom and PC Engine[citation needed].

Good guesswork eh?!

[futurematt]

Well it looks like the manga was turned into an anime, and a very funny one at that. Despite my lack of Japanese, I managed quite a few LOLs on watching an episode on YT (I faved it). It has an extremely taut satirical take on a spoilt rich kid, whose dad appears to be some kind of General, and kind of opened my eyes to the very unique Japanese way of doing satire, through surreal, cute, and OTT animation. Excellent!!!
For instance, this awful character appears to be 'chauffered' around upon a pack of turtles, and in the one episode I watched, gets diarhorrea in class, but rather than shit himself...a load of gold and diamonds come out of his arse!!! There's a lot of fun poking and even though I couldn't understand a word, the animation was dead cool and the scenes really were pretty funny!
A real find overall!

[runinruder]

It's a neat game.  Here's a little piece I did up for it:

http://www.thebrothersduomazov.com/2009/07/obocchama-kun.html

[termis]

Well it looks like the manga was turned into an anime, and a very funny one at that. Despite my lack of Japanese, I managed quite a few LOLs on watching an episode on YT (I faved it). It has an extremely taut satirical take on a spoilt rich kid, whose dad appears to be some kind of General, and kind of opened my eyes to the very unique Japanese way of doing satire, through surreal, cute, and OTT animation. Excellent!!!

Man, after reading that, I checked out an episode on Youtube, and that thing has more crude toilet humor than crayon shin-chan.  It's pretty damn funny.