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Hamtaro Stays While Boss Leaves the Clubhouse in Shame
Mar 26, 2004Laura and her parents plan to relocate, causing Bijou distress over her crush’s departure. Boss attempts to impress her by claiming Hamtaro does not need her, which backfires and angers Bijou further. Fortunately, Hamtaro remains behind, but Boss flees his home and friends out of guilt. The group faces uncertainty without him. Later, Laura walks home with Hamtaro and Brandy, where they encounter a new girl named Mindy.
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The Ham-Hams encounter Lapis and Lazuli in the candy realm of Sweet Paradise
Apr 2, 2004The Ham-Hams cross paths with two hamster sisters, Lapis and Lazuli. Through this meeting, they gain access to a magical environment known as Sweet Paradise. This location is characterized by its composition entirely out of candy. The narrative focuses on the interaction between the Ham-Hams and the sisters as they explore this unique, sugary world. The event highlights the discovery of this distinct realm and the introduction of the new characters to the group.
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Lapis doubts friendship while Ham-Hams play in Sweet Paradise
Apr 9, 2004The Ham-Hams engage in play within the location known as Sweet Paradise. Lapis experiences hesitation regarding this activity, fearing that the group will consume the entirety of the area. Consequently, she concludes that companionship is not required for her. She maintains that her relationship with Lazuli is sufficient, rendering other friends unnecessary in her perspective. This internal conflict arises directly from her concerns about the potential destruction of their environment by the Ham-Hams' actions.
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Lazuli's Magical Seed Experiment Fails Repeatedly
Apr 16, 2004Lazuli attempts to conduct an experiment involving a magical seed, but the process consistently fails to produce the desired results. While she struggles with this task, Panda and the other Ham-Hams are occupied with their work at the Jewelry House. The narrative contrasts Lazuli's unsuccessful scientific endeavor with the ongoing activities of her companions at their workplace.
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Bijou Fears Hamtaro Likes Lapis After Witnessing a Cheek Kiss
Apr 23, 2004Bijou becomes concerned that Hamtaro has romantic feelings for Lapis after observing Lapis kiss Hamtaro on the cheek. In response to this perceived threat, Bijou attempts to prevent Lapis from getting close to Hamtaro. The situation is clarified when it is revealed that Lapis's action was not romantic but rather an expression of gratitude. This misunderstanding leads Bijou to realize her fears were unfounded regarding Hamtaro's affection for Lapis. The episode focuses on Bijou's jealousy and the subsequent explanation that resolves the conflict between the friends.
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Zuzuzu, Inside the Dream!
Apr 30, 2004Snoozer is experiencing a nightmare. The Ham-Hams enter his dream to rescue him from the distressing situation. This narrative focuses on the group's efforts to intervene within the dream state to save their friend. The story involves the Ham-Hams navigating the internal landscape of Snoozer's mind to ensure his safety and well-being during this troubling event.
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Boss assumes the secret identity of Hero-Ham to defend the Jewelry House
May 7, 2004The character known as Boss adopts the persona of a mysterious savior called Hero-Ham. His true identity remains unknown to the people around him. When a group of female crows launches an assault on the Jewelry House, Hero-Ham intervenes to save the day. This secret mission allows Boss to protect the location while maintaining his anonymity among his peers.
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Kumajiro the Bear Cub Goes Missing at Mimi's School
May 14, 2004Laura, Kana, and Mindy assist at Mimi's school while Mindy's bear cub, Kumajiro, disappears from the premises. The Ham-Hams must locate the missing animal before it is too late. This episode focuses on the search efforts undertaken by the group to find Kumajiro. The narrative centers on the urgency of the situation as the friends work together to resolve the mystery of the cub's whereabouts within the school environment.
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Bijou Encounters a Mysterious Hero She Believes to Be Hamtaro
May 21, 2004The narrative focuses on Bijou, who finds herself rescued by an unidentified individual. She is convinced that this mysterious savior is actually Hamtaro. The summary highlights her specific perception of the hero's identity following the rescue event, without providing further details on the circumstances or the true nature of the rescuer.
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Otome's Crew Confronts Ham-Hams Over Art Cove Disruption
May 28, 2004Lazuli discovers a location filled with enjoyable playthings and invites the Ham-Hams to join her. However, their activities inadvertently damage the designated Art Cove belonging to Otome, Lion, and Bear, collectively known as Otome's Crew. The crew tracks the paint trails left behind by the Ham-Hams to the Jewelry House. Upon arrival, they reprimand the group for ruining their artistic space. Since the Ham-Hams lack an understanding of art, Otome and her companions proceed to demonstrate their own artistic creations to educate them on the subject.
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A Mischievous Unicorn Causes Trouble in Sweet Paradise
Jun 4, 2004A candy unicorn creates chaos within Sweet Paradise, leading to widespread destruction. Oxnard is wrongly accused of causing the damage and must find a way to prove his innocence. The episode focuses on Oxnard's efforts to clear his name amidst the confusion caused by the mischievous creature.
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A Deceptive Tale Involving the Muha-Muha Alien and the Jewelry House
Jun 11, 2004Following Hero-Ham’s rescue of Lion and Bear, Otome’s crew idolizes him but demands revenge against the Ham-Hams for damaging Art Cove. To deter them from harassing the Ham-Hams further, Hero-Ham fabricates a story about an evil monster known as the Muha-Muha Alien residing in the Jewelry House. By instilling fear of this fictional creature, he successfully convinces Otome’s crew to avoid the area, thereby protecting the Ham-Hams from further conflict and ensuring they are left alone.
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Hamtaro and friends face a giant worm threat in Sweet Paradise
Jun 18, 2004A giant worm attacks the location known as Sweet Paradise. During this incident, Hamtaro, Oxnard, Lapis, and Snoozer are swallowed by the creature. The group finds themselves trapped inside the animal as it moves through the area. This event occurs within the setting of Sweet Paradise, where the characters encounter the unexpected danger posed by the large worm.
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Hamtaro and Friends Trapped in Worm's Stomach Before Hero-Ham's Rescue
Jun 25, 2004Hamtaro, Oxnard, Lapis, and Snoozer find themselves trapped inside the stomach of a worm. While stuck in this dangerous situation, Hero-Ham arrives to save the group. During the rescue, Hero-Ham reveals his true identity as Boss. The episode focuses on the perilous predicament of the four hamsters and their subsequent liberation by the heroic figure who is also their leader.
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Marron seeks sugar stars in Sweet Paradise but clashes with Lazuli
Jul 2, 2004During a special event in Sweet Paradise known as the sugar star night, Marron expresses a strong desire to obtain the celestial treats. However, her plans are complicated by a disagreement with Lazuli. The two characters engage in an argument regarding the matter, creating tension amidst the festivities. This interaction highlights the conflict between Marron's aspirations and her interpersonal dynamics with Lazuli within the setting of the sugar star night celebration.
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Sparkle attempts to match Hamtaro and Bijou while developing romantic feelings for Hamtaro.
Jul 9, 2004Sparkle initiates efforts to bring Hamtaro and Bijou together as a couple. During this process of matchmaking, she unexpectedly begins to experience renewed romantic feelings for Hamtaro. The narrative focuses on her dual actions of trying to unite the other two hamsters while simultaneously confronting her own growing affection for Hamtaro, creating a situation where her intentions become complicated by her personal emotions.
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Lapis and Lazuli's Conflict Over a Messy Room and Apology Attempts
Jul 16, 2004Lapis becomes angry with Lazuli after Lazuli disorganizes their shared living space. In an effort to apologize, Lazuli attempts to retrieve a berry for Lapis. However, Lapis shouts at her, warning that climbing to such heights is dangerous. Hurt by this reaction, Lazuli runs away. To resolve the situation, the Ham-Hams assist Lapis in obtaining a special flower intended as a peace offering. This gesture aims to help Lapis express her regret to Lazuli and mend their friendship after the misunderstanding caused by the initial conflict over the room's condition.
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Hamtaro attempts to return Laura's lost handbag after she departs by train without him.
Jul 23, 2004Laura visits a sunflower field but loses her handbag while assisting an elderly woman. Hamtaro tries to retrieve the item for her, but Laura boards a train and leaves without him. The story follows Hamtaro's efforts to reunite with Laura and return her belongings. This summary is based on information from Wikipedia.
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The Ham-Hams encounter the Djungarian kingdom and its unique inhabitants.
Jul 30, 2004The Ham-Hams arrive at the Djungarian kingdom and meet hamsters who dress as animals and plants. During this visit, the Cactus Brothers steal Lazuli's magic hourglass.
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The Ham-Hams search for treasure in the Djungarian kingdom while Otome, Lion, and Bear aim to find it first.
Aug 6, 2004The Ham-Hams embark on a quest to locate treasure within the Djungarian kingdom. During this search, Otome, Lion, and Bear attempt to reach the treasure before the Ham-Hams can. The narrative focuses on this competition among the characters as they navigate the kingdom in pursuit of the hidden prize. The story highlights the efforts of the Ham-Hams alongside the opposing intentions of Otome, Lion, and Bear, who are determined to secure the treasure for themselves ahead of the others. This dynamic drives the events of the episode without revealing further plot details.
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Ham-Hams Dress as Sea Creatures to Retrieve Lazuli's Hourglass
Aug 13, 2004The Ham-Hams persist in pursuing the Cactus Brothers to recover Lazuli's hourglass. After the item falls into the sea, the Ham-Hams disguise themselves as sea creatures. Their goal is to befriend the sea-dwelling Djungarians. This strategy aims to facilitate the retrieval of the hourglass from the ocean environment. The narrative focuses on the Ham-Hams' continued efforts to catch up with the Cactus Brothers while adapting their appearance to interact with the local marine population.
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The Ham-Hams recover Lazuli's hourglass while the Cactus Brothers plot to seize it for kingship.
Aug 20, 2004The Ham-Hams successfully retrieve Lazuli's hourglass from its previous location. However, the Cactus Brothers harbor ambitions to become the king of the jungle. In pursuit of this goal, they intervene and take the hourglass away from the Ham-Hams once more. This sequence of events highlights the ongoing conflict between the two groups over the artifact, which is central to the claim of kingship. The narrative focuses on the immediate struggle for possession of the hourglass as the Cactus Brothers act to secure their desired status.
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The Ham-Hams recover the hourglass while Otome attempts to assume the role of queen.
Aug 27, 2004In this installment, the Ham-Hams successfully retrieve the hourglass. Following this event, Otome makes an effort to act as the queen. The narrative focuses on these specific actions without introducing additional plot points or character developments beyond the recovery of the item and Otome's attempt to fulfill the royal duties. The summary remains strictly factual regarding the events described in the source material.
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Hamtaro attempts to reverse a magical mirror swap involving Auntie Viv and Elder Ham
Sep 3, 2004Elder Ham and Auntie Viv are surprised that hamsters can eat sweets, but they happily join the Ham-Hams playing in Sweet Paradise. However, a magic mirror causes Auntie Viv and Bijou to switch places. When Hamtaro tries to figure a way to change them back to themselves, he gets himself switched with Elder Ham.
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- How many episodes does Tottoko Hamtarou have?
- Tottoko Hamtarou has 193 episodes.
- When did Tottoko Hamtarou come out?
- Tottoko Hamtarou came out in 2000.
- Which studio made Tottoko Hamtarou?
- Tottoko Hamtarou was produced by Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions.
- Who directed Tottoko Hamtarou?
- Tottoko Hamtarou was directed by Osamu Nabeshima.
- Is Tottoko Hamtarou finished?
- Current status of Tottoko Hamtarou: Finished.