The main character is a hamster named Hamtaro who has a variety of adventures with other hamsters, called " Ham-Hams " (" Ham-chans " in the Japanese version ).

On February 23, 2011, it was announced that Hamtaro would be receiving a new series titled Tottoko Hamutaro Dechu.

* Mafura-Chan in Tottoko Hamutaro ( Hamtaro )

* Tottoko Hamutaro ( Hamtaro ) ( Jul. 2000-2006 )

The show is based on a manga series by Ritsuko Kawai, Hamtaro Gets Lost and Other Stories, and Jealous Hamtaro and Other Stories.

Hamtaro is licensed by VIZ in North America.

Jillian Michaels is a Canadian voice actress who has done English dubs of Japanese anime like InuYasha, Hamtaro, and Silent Möbius.

Ebichu is sometimes joked by fans to be the complete polar opposite of Hamtaro, a popular children's anime featuring a hamster in more wholesome adventures.

She is best known for the voice role of Bijou in Hamtaro, Cassie in Dragon Tales and did the voice of Secret Bear in the Care Bears 2000's merchandise as a talking toy.

In Hamtaro, Cathy provides the voice for Marian Haruna, the mother of Laura Haruna, who is also voiced by Moneca Stori.

The illustrations of the Hamster Monogatari ones were heavily inspired by Ritsuko Kawai's children's storybook series, Hamtaro.

* Kana Iwata, Laura Haruna's best friend in the television series Hamtaro

as Gō Seiba, Hamtaro as Haruna Hiroko ( Roku-chan ), Maria-sama ga Miteru as Yoshino Shimazu, and Sgt.

* Hamtaro ( Hiroko Haruna, Torahamu-chan )

* Shogakukan: Ritsuko Kawai's books, other Hamtaro related titles, Japanese videos / DVDs

** For the Game Boy Advance: Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak, Hamtaro: Rainbow Rescue, Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Games, Hamtaro E-Cards for the E-Card reader ( Japanese market only ).

* Hamtaro Official Japanese site

* A character in the Japanese anime Hamtaro

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