Miyakawa-ke no Kuufuku

Miyakawa-ke no Kuufuku, or The Miyakawa Family's Hunger, was produced by Studio Ordet and released in 2013 as an original net animation series. Serving as a spin-off to the popular Lucky Star franchise, the show focuses on the daily lives of the sisters Hinata and Hikage Miyakawa, exploring their struggles with poverty and the eccentricities of their home life. The series aimed to provide a shorter, more intimate comedic perspective on the characters previously introduced in the broader Lucky Star universe.

The animation style and direction were designed to reflect the aesthetic established by the parent series while adapting to the shorter, episodic nature of the ONA format. It was created to satisfy demand for more content from the franchise's fanbase, though it notably moved away from the complex dance sequences and lengthy dialogue of its predecessor. The reception was largely defined by its experimental nature, with audiences appreciating its attempt to ground the high-energy Lucky Star tone in a more modest, slice-of-life setting.