List of Tamagotchi! anime broadcasters

Below is a list of TV Networks and Streaming Services that have broadcast the 2009 Tamagotchi! anime at one point or another.
== TV Networks ==
Name 	Area Served 	Description & Tamagotchi History 	Owner
TV Tokyo 	Japan 	 	Nikkei, Inc. (TV Tokyo Holdings Corporation)
TV Asahi 	Japan 	 	The Asahi Shimbun Co. (TV Asahi Holdings Corporation)
Cartoon Network 	Worldwide 	Launched on October 1, 1992, Cartoon Network was initially meant as a channel that was to broadcast Turner Broadcasting System's expansive library of animated content. Since then, it has become a well-recognised name in animation, having broadcast shows such as Adventure Time, Regular Show, The Amazing World of Gumball, and Steven Universe. Since 2010, it is also the official worldwide broadcaster of the Tamagotchi! anime, having propelled the Tamagotchi franchise in general to newfound levels of fame, and helping it shed it's label as a late 90's fad. 	Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.
Gulli 	France 	Gulli is a French children's channel created as part of a joint partnership between Lagardère Active and France Télévisions. It was founded in 2005. There were rumors that a European French dub of Tamagotchi! aired on there, but those rumors are false, since Gulli only aired the Canadian French dub of Tamagotchi!. Gulli is well known for airing the Canadian French dubs of Tamagotchi! (Tamagotchi! Les Série) and Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream (Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Rêve). It even aired the European French dubs Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends and GO-GO Tamagotchi!. Other Tamagotchi! anime-related media also aired on Gulli. Gulli, along with Canal J and France 3, are the official French broadcasters of the Tamagotchi! anime series. 	M6 Group
Canal J 	France 	Canal J, along with Gulli and France 3, are the official French broadcasters of the Tamagotchi! anime series. 	M6 Group
YTV 	Canada 	YTV began broadcasting the Cartoon Network dub of Tamagotchi in October 2010. YTV had also aired the Cartoon Network dubs of Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream and Tamagotchi! Miracle Friends. The Tamagotchi anime series would later move to Teletoon in 2015, starting with GO-GO Tamagotchi!. Reruns of Tamagotchi! Superstar Stories had aired on YTV in summer 2022. 	Corus Entertainment, Inc.
Teletoon 	Canada 	Teletoon aired only 4 episodes of the Cookie Jar dub of Tamagotchi, broadcasting at 4 AM. It was removed from the schedule after those 4 episodes. Despite the fact that Teletoon aired Cartoon Network shows, Teletoon refused air the Cartoon Network dub of Tamagotchi, though it briefly aired reruns on Teletoon in summer 2013 and summer 2014. The Tamagotchi anime series officially started broadcasting on Teletoon in 2015, starting with GO-GO Tamagotchi!, and the Tamagotchi anime series continued to air on Teletoon until Teletoon became Cartoon Network Canada in 2023. 	Corus Entertainment, Inc.
Télétoon 	Quebec 	Launched on September 8, 1997, Télétoon broadcasts animation, most notably some Cartoon Network shows and acquired shows. Télétoon is also well known for their own French dub of Tamagotchi, Tamagotchi! Les Série. Their French dub of Tamagotchi premiered on Télétoon in February 2010, and it became popular. Tamagotchi even became one of the most viewed programs of the network. Télétoon continues to air the Tamagotchi anime series today. 	Corus Entertainment, Inc.
NRK Super 	Norway 	NRK Super began broadcasting Tamagotchi in July 2011. Since then, the series broadcasts on NRK Super in the afternoons. 	NRK
9Go! 	Australia 	Originally, 9Go! aired their own dub of the series, produced by the Miami-based Bright Way Productions, but from 2014 onwards, they now air the Cartoon Network dub of the series. 	Nine Entertainment Co.
CITV 	United Kingdom	CITV planned to dub the series with UK-based voice actors, but eventually chose to gain the UK terrestrial rights to the Cartoon Network dub. 	ITV Plc
France 3 	France 	France 3 began broadcasting reruns of Tamagotchi!: Legend of the Pure Notes in 2018. France 3, along with Canal J and Gulli, are the official French broadcasters of the Tamagotchi! anime series. 	France Télévisions
Boing (Italy) 	Italy 	 	Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. and Mediaset S.p.A.
SBT 	Brazil 	 	Grupo Silvio Santos
Qubo 	North America 	The Cookie Jar dub of Tamagotchi made its debut on Qubo during the night of December 31, 2013 at 11 PM. The show mostly aired during the weekend and was last seen on February 28, 2021 at 4:30 PM. 	The E.W. Scripps Company (Katz Broadcasting)
Cookie Jar TV 	North America 	Before Cartoon Network picked up the rights to it, the Tamagotchi anime had it's first episodes air on CBS's Cookie Jar TV. The dub used was very different than the one that CN would use. The series lasted until 2011 on CBS when the show left and aired on Cartoon Network, thus becoming one of the last anime to air on the "Big Four" broadcast networks (ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox) and the last non-Saban/BVS distributed show to air on broadcast TV. 	WildBrain Limited and Paramount Global
MyNetworkTV 	North America 	A syndication service created by Fox as a way for affiliates of The WB and UPN who weren't becoming The CW. Many affiliates, especially ones owned by Fox and Sinclair air the Cartoon Network dub as a syndicated show. 	Fox Television Stations
Just for Kids TV	Spectranade 	Launched in 1995 as Fox Kids Spectranade, Just for Kids TV would be the charter network for the Tamagotchi! anime in the fictional country Spectranade. The channel (which rebranded to Just for Kids TV in 2007 to distance itself from Jetix, which was most Fox Kids networks were rebranded to), first aired Tamagotchi! on September 27, 2010 following Disney XD removing the Cookie Jar dub from their lineup. As of 2023, both it and Cartoon Network air the series on a regular basis in Spectranade. Despite this, there were rumors in 2019 that Just for Kids would loose the broadcasting rights to the Tamagotchi! anime due to the (in)famous Disney-Fox merger but these rumors would later be debunked by a YouTuber known as "ThatFlyingMan25" who confirmed that Just for Kids TV and its sister networks Channel 7 and Healthy Lives would move over to Fox Corporation once the merger was completed. New episodes of the anime currently air on Thursday nights at 6:30 PM with reruns every Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM.	Fox Corporation
==Streaming Services==
Name 	Area Served 	Description & Tamagotchi History	Owner
Netflix 	Worldwide 	 	Netflix, Inc.
9Now 	Australia 	 	Nine Entertainment Co.
ITVX 	United Kingdom	 	ITV Plc
Sunrise TV	Spectranade 	Sunrise TV is a Spectranadian streaming service created in 2019 as a joint-venture between Bandai Namco Filmworks (then known as Bandai Namco Arts), Paramount Global (then known as ViacomCBS), and Crunchyroll, LLC (then known as Funimation Global Group). This service is considered the home to the Tamagotchi! anime in the country following Netflix dropping the series in October 2019. The service also has other programs from Paramount (such as SpongeBob SquarePants and South Park), various dubs from Crunchyroll (such as My Hero Academia and various dubs of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure), and of course, other Bandai programming (particularly from the Sunrise anime studio), including the entire Gundam franchise. On top of that, Sunrise TV also has the streaming rights to four adult-oriented animated shows from 20th Century Studios (King of the Hill, Bob's Burgers, Futurama, and Family Guy) and Phase one of Marvel's Cinematic Universe (including The Incredible Hulk because of a deal between NBCUniversal and Bandai Namco Filmworks) due to Disney+ trying to be a "family-oriented" service.
The service has nearly every Tamagotchi! episode with the exceptions of No Boys Allowed! The Princess Day Party, Shock! King Spacy Reigning, and The Crimes of TamaPtchi due to the former episode's poor handling with the plot and the latter two were omitted due to their controversial nature. The sister episodes of the former two were combined and are treated as "Episode 21".	Bandai Namco Filmworks (75%)Paramount Global (12.5%)Crunchyroll, LLC (12.5%)
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