Rakugaki Showtime^{[lower-alpha 1]} is a 1999 fighting game for the PlayStation developed by Treasure and published by Enix. It is a full 3D battle arena fighting game, featuring characters that resemble crayon drawings. The game was only released in Japan.

Rakugaki Showtime is a fighting game in a full 3D fighting arena.^[1] It features up to four players.^[1] Throwing projectiles feature prominently in the game, which has led to some reviewers comparing the game to being similar to dodgeball, but lacking a dividing line between the teams.^[1] The game features 17 playable characters, including guest character Marina Liteyears from Mischief Makers.^[2]

Rakugaki Showtime was Treasure's first original project for PlayStation.^[3] It featured music composed by Kenta Watanabe, who had previously worked on Banpresto's Panzer Bandit (1997).^[4] The game was released on 29 July 1999, and published by Enix.^[5] The game was given a very limited release because of a legal dispute over who owned the characters between Enix and Treasure.^[6] The game became a rare item after its release, and would sell for 15,000 yen ($150 U.S.).^[7] It was re-released for the PlayStation Network "Game Archives" in Japan on 25 June 2008.^[8] It retailed for 600 yen.^[9] The game was to be the basis for the GameCube and PlayStation 2 fighting game based on Tiny Toon Adventures, called Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe,^[6] but the game was never released. It was later leaked onto the internet.^[10]

Rakugaki Showtime was met with positive reception from critics.^{[7][13][14][15]}