Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi

2004TV Series⏱️ 22mTV-Y7

AnimationAdventureComedyFamilyMusic

⭐ 6.1

IMDB Rating

5,385 votes

Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi follows two famous Japanese rock stars reacting to event their lives, their fans, and the adventures they go on.

Director

N/A

Writers

N/A

Stars

Ami Onuki, Yumi Yoshimura, Grey DeLisle

Release Date

November 19, 2004

Language

English, Japanese

Country

United States

🎯 3

Nominations

💬 31

Reviews

📋 3.7K

Watchlists

📽️ View on IMDB

🎭 Top Cast

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Ami Onuki

as Self

Yumi Yoshimura

as Self

Grey DeLisle

as Yumi Yoshimura

Janice Kawaye

as Ami Onuki

Keone Young

as Kaz

👤

Nathan Carlson

as Vladimir

Corey Burton

as Road Kill

Rob Paulsen

as Atchan

Will Ryan

as Wall

Sandy Fox

as Harmony

🎬 Technical Specs

Color

Filming Location

New York City, New York, USA

Production

Cartoon Network Studios, Renegade Animation

🏷️ Keywords

j popfemale protagonistjapansurrealismpre teen

🎯 Categories

Buddy ComedyFarceQuirky ComedyRoad TripSlapstickTeen AdventureTeen ComedyAdventureAnimationComedy

⭐ Featured Review

An interesting cartoon

by TheCartoonfaxuator • 2013-01-01

7/10

"Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi is a funny cartoon about two rock stars and their manager traveling the world, playing a concerts and going on wacky adventures. The characters Ami and Yumi are funny and quite mature. Ami is a is a sweet girly girl who's really into guys, and her friend Yumi is a tomboy punk girl. This cartoon is not for everyone. I'm not for sure what ages this show is for , but here's my most accurate guess. Ages 9 to 13. The show is not as well known as SpongeBob, but it should be heard of. One character I for got to talk about is their cheap, and extremely kooky manger K..."

💡 Did You Know?

Ami, Yumi, and Kaz speak in Japanese when they are upset, injured, or being shocked. Ami and Kaz's voice actors are Japanese. Yumi's voice actress learned how to speak some of the language in the series thanks to a language coach. This is also evident in the episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy titled "My Peeps." Keone Young spoke fluent Japanese and Janice Kawaye spoke some Japanese.