My experience with a weird kids show
hello, my name is Amaya Watanabe, sorry if my english is bad, I am Japanese and using a translator, and I will discuss my bad experience with a TV show I remember watching as a kid, it was called “Sēfutigāru: Okosama no tame no anzen gaido”, which can translate towards “Safety Girl: A safety guide for children!” The show only ran for a singular season created in 1993, gained an English dub in 1994, and a VHS set in 1996 and then it was pulled off air as a whole in 2009, I watched it when I was 7, I am 24 now, and I am talking about the show and how it disturbed an entire generation of children.
Sēfutigāru: Okosama no tame no anzen gaido was a show geared towards ages 4 to 13, and it was meant to teach kids about safety around stuff like medications, knives, scissors, and it also had an episode about kidnapping at parks, the main character was called “Anzen-sei” but for the english dub, had a name replace of “Little Miss Safety” or “Safety Girl”, she was commonly referred to in the show as “Anzen-Chan” or “Hakase Anzen”, this show is a vivid memory for me, and a lot of episodes happened to be pretty graphic. There was an episode about knife safety where it ended in her stabbing eye on an accident.
My parents never believed that this show existed, they just say I was making it up because of a vivid dream, I know it was real, I did take it to other platforms, but other people don’t know about it, they have no info, they say it didn’t exist, a lot say “I think you’re talking about Happy Tree Friends” which when I look it up, I have no memory of watching it, as Anzen-Chan was a girl who wore a labcoat, had black and yellow streaked hair, and caution tape pattern scrubs, It was not an animal character, and I know it wasn’t something from Mondo Media (the producers of Happy Tree Friends)
It was produced by a company called “Sēfutitēpurimiteddo” which translates to “Safety Tapes Limited” which produced mostly PSA Cartoons, other people say “Do you mean the Biggie Bear PSAs?” which still are graphic, but Biggie Bear is from South Africa, and Biggie Bear was for adults and it was about protecting kids from certain media on television, this show was for children despite said depicted content, like I stated, it was meant to teach children, not adults, and it was about safety in general, and Biggie Bear featured a bear, not a doctor girl, so when I remember properly, that wasn’t it, so if anyone could help me find episodes to look back on, that’d be a help, Amaya Watanabe is signing off, it was a pleasure coming out about this creepy cartoon.
I made a dumb little fan art piece of her, cause her design was really cute!! I'm not so much of an artist, so I apologize for if it looks kind of cruddy (^ ^ ;)
DISCLAIMER: THIS IS AN INTERACTIVE RP FOR MY CREEPYPASTA FOR PROOF IN THE CREEPYPASTA DOCCUMENT!!
Posted Jul 13, 2026, 4:37 PM UTC