Hello Kitty

On the data. This page is a catalogue rather than a watch order, and it says so because the alternative would be dishonest. Nothing here connects to anything else here. Each production is an independent interpretation, often by a different studio in a different country, and the design, the voice, the setting and the supporting cast all change between them. That makes the genuinely useful job disambiguation rather than ordering. There are at least four things people half remember and confuse, and they are: the American CBS series from 1987, the Japanese OVA fairy tale line from 1989 to 2000, the Fox Family series from 1999, and the clay one from 2005. One trap is worse than the rest. Hello Kitty's Paradise, an anime that ran in America in 1999, and Kitty's Paradise, a live action Japanese children's programme that ran on TV Tokyo from 1999 for over a decade, are different shows with nearly the same name in the same year. The counts on this page are softer than on most, and the reason is worth stating: several of these are short form Japanese or regional productions with almost no English language documentation, and Sanrio publishes no index of its own screen work. Where sources disagree, both numbers are given rather than one being picked. Hello Kitty's Paradise is sixteen episodes or thirty-two segments depending on which you count. Super Style! is fifty-two episodes that Amazon shelves as twelve seasons of about four, which is not how it was made. There was no 1990s American Hello Kitty series. The American series is from 1987. What ran in America in the 1990s was the dubbed Japanese OVA line. Aggretsuko, Sanrio Boys and Onegai My Melody are Sanrio properties and are not Hello Kitty properties. Different characters, unrelated premises, and in the case of Aggretsuko an adult workplace comedy. They are not listed here for the same reason Toy Story is not on the Mickey Mouse page. Kiss Hello Kitty, announced for the Hub Network in 2013 with Gene Simmons producing, was never made.

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