Hamtaro

Hamtaro (Japaneseとっとこ ハム 太郎, Tottoko Hamutarō ) is a manga series Ritsuko Kawai. It is about the adventures of some hamsters and was adapted into an anime, and in the form of several video games.

  • 4.1 Voice Actors
  • 4.2 Music

Action

Hamtaro is the pet of the fifth year Laura. He is a golden hamster with an insatiable curiosity. Together with the " Ham -Ham friends ," a group of hamsters, he is confronted in every episode with everyday problems.

Characters

Other

Publication

The manga was released in Japan by Shogakukan in three volumes. Viz Media also brought this out in English.

Anime series

Directed by Osamu Nabeshima TMS Entertainment produced an adaptation of the manga for television. For Junko Yamanaka and Masatomo sudo designed the character design and Akira Furuya took over the artistic direction. Producers were Noriko Kobayashi, Sachiko Yoshida and Yuoh Sekita. The animated series ran between July 7, 2000 and March 31, 2006 at the Japanese broadcaster TV Tokyo.

The series was broadcast among other things, in the U.S., Canada, UK, Germany ( RTL II), Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Philippines, Malayasia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand. 2003, the first 12 episodes were released in Germany on VHS and DVD.

Voice Actors

Music

The music of the series comes from Motoyoshi Iwasaki. You used the song Tottoko no Uta by Hamuchanzu in three different versions for the opening credits. The Broadcast was backed up with the following titles:

  • 200 % no Jumon of team le TAO
  • Te where Tsunagou of Hamuchanzu
  • Minihams no Ai no Uta by Minihams
  • Saikin Hayari no Uta MEIKU of The Kanamori

OVA and movies

The anime series was followed by several adaptations than original video animation and anime movie.

  • Hamutaro no Otanjōbi - Mama o Tazunete sanzen Techitechi (ハム 太郎 の お たん じょうび~ママ を たずね て 三 千 てちてち~ ), 2002, 40 min
  • Hamuchanzu Takara Sagashi Daisaku no - Hamuhaa! Sutekina Umi no Natsuyasumi (ハム ちゃん ず の 宝 さがし 大 作戦~はむはー!すてき な 海 の なつやすみ~ ), 2003, 43 min
  • Hamuchanzu to Niji no Kuni no Ōji - sama - Sekai de Ichiban no Takaramono (ハム ちゃんず と 虹 の 国 の 王子 さま~せかい で いちばん の たからもの~ ), 2004, 38 min
  • Hamuchanzu no Mezase! Hamuhamu Kin Medal (ハム ちゃんず の めざせ!ハムハム 金 メダル~はしれ!はしれ!だいさく せ ん~ ), 2004, 35 min
  • Hamu Hamu country Daibōken (ハムハム ランド 大 冒険), 2001, 50 min
  • Ham Ham Ham - Yes! Maboroshi no Princess (ハムハムハムージャ!幻 の プリンセス), 2002, 50 min
  • Ham Ham Grand Prix Aurora Tani no Kiseki - Ribon -chan Kikiippatsu! (ハムハム グランプリ ン オーロラ 谷 の 奇跡~リボン ちゃん 危機一髪! ~ ), 2003, 50 min
  • Ham Ham Paradi -chu! Fushigi no Oni no Hamutarō to Ehonto (ハムハム ぱらだいちゅ!ハム 太郎 と ふしぎ の オニ の 絵本 塔), 2004, 50 min

Video Games

In Germany appeared Hamtaro: Ham - Hams Unite! for the Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance titles Hamtaro: Rainbow Rescue, Hamtaro: Ham Ham Games Hamtaro and: Ham -Ham Heartbreak. Only after Japan and the USA managed Hamtaro: Ham Ham Challenge for the Nintendo DS.

Transcription (linguistics) German television comedy Sebastian Schulz
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