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'Hamtaro' is a Japanese anime series that is an adaptation of a manga written by Ritsuko Kawai. The series focuses on the adventures of cute little hamsters and their interactions with humans and other animals

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1. Premiere: "Hamtaro" debuted as an anime in Japan in 2000, and the series aired around the world and became very popular with children.
2. Heroes: The main character is Hamtaro, a small golden-white hamster who is friends with his guardian, a little boy named Hiroko. Many other hamsters appear in the series, with each having a distinct personality and appearance.
3. Thumbnails: The series focuses on the daily adventures and friendships of hamsters. Hamsters often engage in various activities and tasks that usually seem small, but are very important to them.
4. Environment: Hamsters live in small domes, called Ham-Ham Dome, which are hidden in the grass. Although they are microscopic animals, their world is full of adventure and challenges.
5. People: In addition to the interactions between the hamsters, "Hamtaro" also shows the hamsters' relationships with people, especially their caretakers. Hiroko, Hamtaro's guardian, is a student at an elementary school where other children also have their own small pets.
6. Friendship and Cooperation: The series promotes values such as friendship, trust and cooperation. The hamsters often work together to solve problems or get something.
7. Episodic structure: Each episode of "Hamtaro" is a separate story that focuses on other hamsters' adventures. They are often educational episodes, teaching young viewers values or new skills.
8. Global popularity: Despite its initial focus on the Japanese market, "Hamtaro" has gained popularity around the world, especially among children and younger audiences.
9. Merchandising: The success of the series has contributed to the development of a wide range of products related to "Hamtaro," such as toys, games, clothing and other gadgets.
10. Manga: The anime series is based on a manga written by Ritsuko Kawai. The manga has also gained popularity in Japan and abroad.

trivia

1. The author's inspirations: Ritsuko Kawai, the creator of the "Hamtaro" manga, was inspired by her own hamster, which she took care of during her college years. She decided to turn her experience into a series for children.
2. The name Hamtaro: The name "Hamtaro" comes from the Japanese word "hamu" (meaning "happy") and the name "Taro," which is a popular male name in Japan.
3. Ham-Ham word: In the series, hamsters often use the word "Ham-Ham" as an expression of friendship or enthusiasm. This is characteristic of hamsters' communication in the world of "Hamtaro."
4. Multilingualism: The "Hamtaro" series has been translated into many languages and has gained popularity in various countries, which has contributed to its international fame.
5. Place of action: "Hamtaro" is set in a small town and surrounds the daily lives of children and hamsters. This environment is conducive to creating a variety of adventures and funny situations.
6. Interactions with other animals: Although hamsters are the main characters, the series also features other animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs and birds. This adds diversity to the world of "Hamtaro."
7. Influence on pop culture: "Hamtaro" has become a pop culture icon, and the character Hamtaro and other hamsters have gained cult status among younger viewers.
8. Toys and gadgets: The popularity of the series has contributed to the creation of a large number of toys, board games, clothing and other products related to "Hamtaro."
9. Thematic episodes: "Hamtaro" features themed episodes that cover a variety of topics, such as friendship, responsibility and learning new skills.
10. "Hamtaro" in video games: In addition to the anime and manga, the series also lived to see video games in which players can take on the hamster characters and experience their adventures.