Tottoko Hamtarou OVA 4: Hamuchanzu no Mezase! Hamuhamu Kin Medal - Hashire! Hashire! Daisakusen

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Synonyms: Hamtaro OVA 4, Tottoko Hamutarou: Hamuchanzu no Mezase! Hamuhamu Kin Medal

Japanese: ハムちゃんずのめざせ!ハムハム金メダル〜はしれ!はしれ!だいさくせん〜

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Type: OVA

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Dec 1, 2004

Producers: Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: TMS Entertainment

Source: Unknown

Genres: Adventure, Comedy

Demographic: Kids

Duration: 40 min.

Rating: PG - Children

Statistics

Score: 6.23¹ (scored by 529 users)

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Ranked: #8437²

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Popularity: #11789

Members: 1,644

Favorites: 1

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Synopsis

Considered the prequel to the fourth Hamtaro game (fifth in Japan). In this tribute to the 2004 Olympics, Hamtaro and the Ham-Hams are tasked by Prince Bo with lighting the everlasting torch to Hamcropolis. However, the Rainbow Girls will not allow this and pursue the Ham-Hams.

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Related Anime

Parent story:	Tottoko Hamtarou
Prequel:	Tottoko Hamtarou OVA 3: Hamuchanzu to Niji no Kuni no Oujisama - Sekai de Ichiban no Takaramono

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Characters & Voice Actors

Hamtarou

Main

Koushi-kun

Main

Haruna, Hiroko

Main

Tongari-kun

Supporting

Nijihamu-kun

Supporting

Iwata, Kana

Supporting

Cutie

Supporting

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Miura, Kouji

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Ending Theme

"Mezase! Goal ~Daiji na Nakama to~" by Ham-chans

Reviews

Apr 13, 2020

lethargilistic

Not Recommended

it's not offensively bad, but it's a commercial for one of the video games and it's barely even interested in its own story. It's all an excuse for them to get the Olympic Torch where it needs to go, it gets there, and then it ends. Sure, there are some side events and conversations with original characters, but nothing particularly interesting. I threw these on because I had been thinking about Hamtaro and the dubs of the first and fourth OVAs were readily available, but I don't think they were worth checking out at all. The OVAs are definitely a supplement to the TV show ...