Nicktoons portrayed by the Tamagotchi anime

Oct 12, 20178 min read

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Published: Oct 12, 2017

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NickToons TV Ratings and Genres (how I see them):NickToons TV Ratings and Genres (My way):
• Doug - (TV-Y7)
Sitcom, Comedy, Slice of Life, Dramedy, Kids & Family
• Rugrats - (TV-Y)
Comedy, Kids & Family, Adventure, Special Interest, Fantasy
• The Ren & Stimpy Show - (TV-Y7-FV)
Comedy, Slapstick, Satire, Surreal Humor, Off-color Humor, Surreal Fantasy
• Rocko's Modern Life - (TV-Y7-FV)
Comedy, Slice of Life, Surreal Humor, Off-color Humor, Adult Humor, Slapstick, Satire, Fantasy
• AAAHH!! Real Monsters - (TV-Y7-FV)
Comedy, Horror, Black Comedy, Off-color Humor, Dark Fantasy
• Hey Arnold! - (TV-Y7)
Sitcom, Slice of Life, Drama, Kids & Family
• Kablam! - (TV-Y)
Comedy, Kids, Sketch Comedy, Variety Show, Showcase
• The Angry Beavers - (TV-Y7)
Comedy, Slapstick, Adventure
• CatDog - (TV-Y7)
Comedy, Slapstick, Surreal Humor, Adventure
• The Wild Thronberrys - (TV-Y7)
Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Kids & Family
• Spo journal entry has inspired me to make another Tamagotchi anime scene similarity compilation, this time of cartoons that aired throughout the current history of Nickelodeon, better known as Nicktoons. Shows that aired on Nick Jr./Noggin are not included in this compilation. So, away we go!

Doug -  @ 17:23-18:05 (Simple Pimple)

Rugrats -  @ 15:30-16:00 (Closest thing to Tamagotchi infancy I could find in the anime.)

Ren & Stimpy -  @ 3:26-3:40 (I know that the lesser-known Tamagotchi Video Adventures had a direct parody of Ren & Stimpy, but I wanted to stay keen to the Japanese anime, but the closest I could find is a typical Japanese comedian duo.)

Rocko's Modern Life -  (One spunky thing always changes into another.)

Aaahhh!!! Real Monsters! -  @ 6:35-7:52 (Cavities can be quite the monsters to your teeth.)

Hey Arnold! -  @ 8:35-9:15 (Helga, Lila, and Rhonda with the football-head in a nutshell.)

Kablam! -  @ 5:55-6:20 (Not the best portrayal, but it should still pass.)

The Angry Beavers -  @ 5:07-5:17 (Best portrayal I could find. Taken from the movie preceding the anime.)

CatDog -   @ 4:26-4:58 (A Merger portrayed by a merger. There ya go. Now ya know.)

The Wild Thornberries -  @ 6:49-7:42 (Yes, I'm using something somewhat similar to the Tamagotchi anime's Nature Cat portrayal, but this is the most I could find, and I'm trying to make these portrayals as diverse as feasible.)

SpongeBob -  @ 12:08-12:53 (This is intended to portray SpongeBob's reputation as Fry Cook of the Krusty Krab.)

Rocket Power -  @ 2:48-3:21 (The best representation I could find, dudes.)

As told by Ginger -  @ 5:40-8:19 (For some folks, the past hurts.)

The Fairly OddParents -  @ 0:56-1:22 (Let's pretend the YumeKira Bags are Wanda & Cosmo for Yumemitchi & Kiraritchi)

Invader Zim -  @ 5:33-6:43 (Not sure if the Spacy Brothers remind me of Zim & Co or Team Rocket)

ChalkZone -  @ 3:31-3:44 (If this doesn't accurately portray ChalkZone, I don't know what does.)

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius -  @ 20:53-21:26 (Yes, I had to use the episode where the Spacy Brothers make their temporary departure.)

My life as a Teenage Robot -  @ 10:52-11:34 (Best I could find.)

Danny Phantom -  @ 11:40-13:05 (I know that these are zombies, so the portrayal might not be accurate, but it should do.)

Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra -  @ 20:39-20:57 (This is intended to portray the Avatar State, because I couldn't find any bending material.)

Catscratch - cuteanimecaps.tumblr.com/image…. I'm not sure which episode this screenshot is from.

El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera -  @ 15:55-17:29 (Portrays the show's good vs evil premise. Smartotchi wasn't really an antagonist. He just wanted the Dreambakutchis to repair a piano in the past that was otherwise not repairable. If anything, it was a misunderstood rivalry.)

The X's -  @ 15:18 (Only a second, but accurate.)

Tak and the Power of Juju -  @ 4:54-5:27 (The tedious journey across nature sums this bad boy up.)

Back at The Barnyard - The second part of the 43rd episode featured Mametchi, Memetchi, Kuchipatchi, and Lovelitchi going to a farm, which is home to a grumpy farmer. I can't find it because it's been pulled off of YouTube.

The Mighty B! -  @ 4:29-4:39 (Uwasatchi perfectly portrays The Mighty B for some strange reason...)

Fanboy & Chum Chum -  @ 19:35-19:49 (It's strange that I'm portraying a terrible Nicktoon in an terrific anime.)

T.U.F.F Puppy -  @ 9:41-11:03 (Yep. Makes for a pretty good duration.)

Robot and Monster -  @ 2:10-3:30 (No robot or monster to be found, but this is a portrayal of Nickelodeon's typical SpongeBob-and-Patrick slice-of-life/comedy show, except with a trio instead of a duo.)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -  @ 3:38-4:26 (Fighting for truth, justice, and pizza. Booyakasha is the cue.)

Sanjay and Craig -  @ 5:16-5:19 (Closest thing I could find is Gotchimotchi getting constricted by a giant snake-like Tama-Pet. This is a good thing because Sanjay and Craig has A LOT of toilet humor, which is fortunately seldom in the Tamagotchi anime, if present at all)

Breadwinners -  @ 20:09-21:18 (Kiraritch's facial expressions sum up everyone's thoughts on the Dreadlosers. And Let's just pretend that the roller coaster is the Breadmobile.)

Harvey Beaks -  @ 6:45-6:59 (The start of a Nickelodeon renaissance.)

Pig Goat Banana Cricket -  @ 7:52-8:18 (I know this is a trio and not a quad, but it should count.)

The Loud House -  @ 4:17-5:55 (If Mametchi thinks the many episodic arguments of Memetchi & Makiko are stressful, he should imagine how to maneuver TEN duplicates.)

Bunsen Is A Beast -  @ 13:15-13:45 (Definitely an accurate one.)

Welcome to the Wayne -  @ 4:50-5:37 (Millions of mysteries make for Nickelodeon's answer to Disney's Gravity Falls. Before you assume I think it's a rip-off, I don't. Just let me make my portrayals, especially since we're at the Nicktoon home stretch.)

Glitch Techs -  @ 20:30-21:31 (Even next year's Nicktoon gets a Tamagotchi anime portrayal despite little being known about it, but judging from the title, it has a lot to do with technology.)