My Mega-Grow Pets

My Mega-Grow Pets is a video game franchise that launched in 1992, with the game My Mega-Grow Pets for the Family Computer. Since then, multiple games were released for multiple Nintendo consoles. A sequel, My Super Mega-Grow Pets, was released for the Super Famicom in 1997. My Mega-Grow Pets 64 was released for the Nintendo 64 in 2001 in Japan. My Mega-Grow Pets in Space was released for the GameCube in 2006 in Japan. My Mega-Grow Pets for Wii was released on the Wii in 2016 in Japan. My Mega-Grow Pets U was released on the Wii U in January 2017 in Japan. My Mega-Grow Pets Switch, which was announced in January 2018, was released for the Nintendo Switch in January 2019 in Japan, and digitally in North America on January 23rd, marking the first game in the series (and the first non-anime entry in the franchise) to release outside Japan.
Among handheld consoles, My Mega-Grow Pets DS was released for the Nintendo DS in early 2013 in Japan. A cancelled Virtual Boy game was made, but went unreleased due to the console's early discontinuation.
==Gameplay==
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==Other media==
===Anime===
Main article: My Mega-Grow Pets (anime)
In December 2003, an anime adaptation by Sunrise, which was overseen by Seikunime, began airing in Japan on all TXN stations. Cartoon Network co-produced the first adaptation and began airing it in the United States on February 14th, 2004. Bandai Entertainment initially licensed the series, but since its closure the rights went in limbo until NickFamily Studios rescued the North American rights in 2017. The adaptation covers the videogames from the first game to My Mega-Grow Pets in Space, including adapting the cancelled Virtual Boy game. The adaptation ended in Japan in February 2011.
Another anime adaptation began airing in Japan on all TXN stations in January 2013, followed by its US premiere on Disney XD (the co-funder for the second adaptation) a month after. The adaptation covers the videogames from My Mega-Grow Pets for Wii to My Mega-Grow Pets U. Jetix Cymru initially licensed the adaptation, but the license was transferred to NickFamily Studios in 2017. The adaptation ended in Japan in October 2018. Like the first adaptation, Seikunime oversaw production of the second anime adaptation.
==Trivia==
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==See also==
*The Amazing Mega-Grow Animals, the shōnen equivalent