Aired October 17, 1989 - September 25, 1990, March 12, 1991 - March 24, 1992, July 7 - September 29, 1992.　　It was made into an anime as a 10-minute corner drama in the adult program "Gimme a Bureiku", and it became an opportunity to recognize that Fujiko Fujio's work, which had been generally thought to be a children's manga until then, had another side.　　The mourning black that appeared from the depths of the pitch-black screen approached while walking slowly toward the screen. The following lines play in the background. "My name is Fukuzo Mourning, and I'm sorry to call you a person, but I'm not just a salesman. The items I handle are the heart, the human heart. Ho-ho-ho..." After the title call, he said, "This world is full of lonely people, young and old, men and women, and I will fill the void in your heart. If the customer is satisfied, that is the best reward. By the way, today's customer is..." Then, after the customer's face, name, age, and occupation are revealed, the subtitle is displayed, and the story begins with mourning laughter.　　The anime was a hit, boosting the popularity of "Laughing Seru Suman". In addition to broadcasting after 9 p.m., it was also popular with elementary school students, even though the broadcast time was not constant because it was a corner drama. When the original story of the "Manga Sunday" series was made into an anime, the original story anime was broadcast (all the story ideas were provided by Fujiko), and then continued to be broadcast by mixing the original story of the serialization in "Chuo Koron". Some of the contents of the "Chuo Koron" serialization were changed in the anime adaptation.　　The music in the play is by Kohei Tanaka, the director is Yoshitomo Yonetani, and the anime production is by Shinei Douga, who is familiar from Fujiko anime. Video software sales reached 90,000 units as of January 1991[9].　　Even after the broadcast of "Gimme a Blur" ended, a special number was broadcast three times as a special edition, and reruns were often performed. From this special and reruns, there is an opening and ending like a normal anime, and theme songs, various credits, and eye-catches are inserted respectively. The opening and ending were directed by Yuichi Mabo, who later wrote novels such as Whiteout.　　In addition, in "Gimme a Blur", mourning black has appeared twice in live-action adaptations. In the first episode, Mourning Black answered the viewer's question and became the same figure (live-action) as the viewer, and this time, the creator Fujiko Fujio (A) appeared wearing glasses depicting the eyes of Mourning Black. The second time was the live-action version of "Laughing Sorry", which was broadcast as a special edition, and this time he first made an offer to Tamori, and although he agreed, he gave up due to scheduling conflicts. After that, the mourning role was recruited by the public, but there was no suitable person, so it was decided to appear in a costume.