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Below is a list of television networks and streaming services that have broadcasted a television adaptation of Tamagotchi at one point or another.
Television Networks[]
| Name | Country(ies) | Description & Tamagotchi history | Owner(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fuji TV | Japan | Fuji Media Holdings Inc. | |
| TV Tokyo | Japan | TV Tokyo Corp. | |
| Animax | Japan | Animax is a Japanese network dedicated to broadcasting anime, although it has also shown Japanese dubs of foreign cartoons. It has also been exported to various other countries around the world, including the United States, Latin America, and Central Europe.
The anime has been broadcasted on the channel, although only on the Japanese feed and Korean feed. |
AK Holdings |
| 9Go! | Australia | 9Go! (simply known as GO! from 2010-2015) is an Australian network owned by Nine Entertainment Co. that specializes in comedy, reality, films, animation, drama, and other forms of general entertainment. The majority of 9Go!'s programming is imported from other countries and has a varied demographic range from as young as 4 to as old as 18.
The first attempt to dub the anime in English was broadcasted on 9Go! (when it was still known as GO!) from 2010-2014. The dub was done by American company Bright Way Productions, and only the first 26 episodes got dubbed. |
Nine Entertainment Co. |
| GMA Network | Philippines | GMA Network is a major commercial network located in the Philippines which first launched on October 29, 1961. It airs a variety of programs, although it does air children's programs and dubbed anime as well.
The only attempt so far to dub the anime into the Filipino language was shown on GMA Network circa 2010 and 2013 respectively, and only the first and second season has been dubbed. |
GMA Network Inc. |
| YoYo TV | Taiwan | Dongsen TV | |
| TVB | Hong Kong | It was initially aired during a children's TV programme, but ended after about 40 episodes. A re-run of the anime was played separately after that. All 143 episodes of the first anime got dubbed, with some of the second anime airing too. | Clear Water Bay Land Co. Ltd. |
| ViuTV | Hong Kong | Compared to TVB, the entire anime franchise (not counting the movies or short series) has aired on ViuTV. | HK Television Entertainment Company Limited |
| HOY 77 | Hong Kong | since December 27, 2022, the ViuTV Cantonese dub of Tamagotchi! began to rerun on HOY TV.
like ViuTV, HOY 77 has aired the entire series (although its run began with Miracle Friends and GO-GO Tamagotchi!, then later in early 2023, the remaining series (including Yume Kira Dreams) began to air on HOY 77). it later reaired from April 2024 until August 30, 2024 where it was abruptly ended after Episode 97. |
i-CABLE HOY Limited |
| Champ TV | South Korea | The Korean dub aired only 94 episodes of the first anime before being pulled due to low viewership. | Daewon Media Co. Ltd. |
| AniBox | South Korea | Daewon Media Co. Ltd. | |
| MCOT Family | Thailand | Thailand Government | |
| True Spark | Thailand | True Spark is a Thai children's channel that broadcasts American, European, and Japanese programs.
It has aired the last two seasons of Tamagotchi!, Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream, and Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends. It is possible that they might have broadcasted GO-GO Tamagotchi! as well, but this is unconfirmed. |
TrueVisions |
| Ka-Boom | Italy | Ka-Boom is a defunct Italian channel dedicated to anime. It originally started on September 23, 2013 and shut down on May 30, 2015. However, it relaunched as a block on Supersix on June 3, 2019.
During its time as a channel, it has aired the Italian dub of Tamagotchi: The Movie. It is currently unknown if the movie will be shown in its second incarnation, however. |
Dynit s.r.l. |
Streaming Services[]
| Name | Country(ies) | Description & Tamagotchi history | Owner(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hulu | United States
Japan |
Hulu is a United States-based Over-the-Top subscription video-on-demand service that launched on October 29th, 2007. The service was a joint-venture between several multi-media conglomerates such as NBCUniversal, News Corporation, WarnerMedia, and The Walt Disney Company. Today, Disney fully controls and has a majority equity stake in the service, while NBCUniversal is currently a silent partner (meaning that they receive a share of profits and losses but aren't involved in management) with future plans to sell their stake to Disney in 2024 and to end exclusivity deals as early as 2020. Disney uses Hulu as their streaming brand for "general entertainment". In Japan, Hulu operates through separate conditions under Nippon TV.
The first 49 episodes of the anime can be streamed on the Japanese version of the service. The Tamagotchi anime is not currently available on the American version. |
United States:
(67% equity; full control) NBCUniversal [Comcast] (33% equity; silent partner) Japan: Nippon TV [Yomiuri Group] |
| Bandai Channel | Japan | Bandai Namco Holdings | |
| YouTube | United States | In November 2019, Bandai uploaded 33 episodes from the previous series for a limited time to celebrate the Tamagotchi franchise's 23th anniversary. |