Tamagotchi! (Latin American Spanish dub)

The Latin American Spanish dub of the Tamagotchi! anime premiered on Nickelodeon in Latin America in January 2010, resulting in 413 million viewers across Central and South America tuning in. It had also aired on Cartoon Network (via SAP, a Spanish language simulcast) and Telemundo in the United States. Reruns have been broadcast on Cartoon Network in Latin America since 2013. It is also available on Netflix Latin America.
When Cartoon Network got the international broadcasting rights of the Tamagotchi! anime, they somehow gave their rival Nickelodeon permission to continue airing the Latin American Spanish dub of the Tamagotchi! anime in Latin America (until the end of 2012, when the Latin American broadcasting rights were transfered to Cartoon Network). The dub concluded in December 2012. It was followed by the Latin American Spanish dub of Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream.
The dub received a positive reception in Latin America. Critics and even Tamagotchi fans (including the fans from Argentina and Mexico) loved it for the characters, songs, and humor, though some voice performances were criticised for not fitting certain characters, particularly those of KuroMametchi and Moriritchi.
The dub was so successful that eventually, other Tamagotchi-related media were dubbed in Latin American Spanish, but would air on Cartoon Network in Latin America (and it's sister channels).
==Trivia==
*This dub, as well as the Greek dub and the Hebrew dub, are the only dubs of Tamagotchi! to ever air on Nickelodeon (with permission from Bandai and Cartoon Network).
*There Too! Here Too! Mamametchi, Mother's Day for Lovelitchi, Pow! A Squabble Between Siblings?, and New Hero? Patchiman Datchi were the only episodes that were swapped (thus making Mother's Day for Lovelitchi/Pow! A Squabble Between Siblings? and There Too! Here Too! Mamametchi/New Hero? Patchiman Datchi). This would later be fixed on Netflix Latin America and later reruns on Cartoon Network Latin America.
*Gotchiman and Lovepapalitchi are the only characters that had their names changed in this dub.
**Gotchiman is called SúperGotchi in this dub.
**Lovepapalitchi is called Amorpapalitchi in this dub. Keep in mind that Amor (and Amar) is Spanish for Love. Adam Muto, the Cartoon Network dub's original head writer, stated at Comic-Con@Home 2020 that he loved the name "Amorpapalitchi", and wished they called Lovepapalitchi that in the Cartoon Network English dub, much to the derision of the other writers.
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