However, this show reminds of another show I don't like: My little pony friendship is magic. To the show's VERY limited credit, at least Puppy in my Pocket tries to tell a continuous story, and the flash animation looks very detailed, albeit cheap. As for fans of classic cartoons about cute animals, don't bother with this one. If you have a young child who loves this show, I suggest banning them from it. It is just a sugarcoated, large piece of garbage. It makes no sense, the animation is horrid and it almost rips off fantasy styled movies or television programs.
I mean, really, puppies on a magical island, and living together in a large, luxurious, castle-like home? What is this, a dog version of "The Wizard of Oz?" "Puppy in My Pocket" is a terribly executed show. Besides the animation, the whole thing was absolutely ridiculous. The humans and dogs' lips move with their speaking patterns so fast, that you cannot understand what they're saying at all. Wow, was I ever wrong! The animation and character designs are awful, and I saw that most of their mouths were out of sync with the actors' lines. Titanic "The Legend of the Titanic" and its sequel, "Tentacolino." When I saw the advertisement for this show on Boomerang, I was thinking it would be fun to watch. I noticed that "Puppy in My Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville" was made by the Italian animation company, Mondo TV, the same people who created two, atrocious movies about the R. What I experienced was a poorly animated, cheesy, unsatisfying and stupid excuse for a cartoon about animals. I was expecting a cute and endearing show about dogs since I love them so much, but no. I had decided to watch something on it to help wake me up, and "Puppy in My Pocket" was the only thing that was airing. This cartoon came on Cartoon Network's sister channel, Boomerang early this morning. Watch "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" instead.
If you have a young child who loves this show, that is perfectly fine. If you're comfortable with content of popular American cartoons from the 1980s and 1990s, it's about the same level of family-friendliness as that, but less violent and no romance. Most episodes follow a similar pattern, even though there is an overarching plot. There's an overarching plot, but it seems to be targeted at kids (not teens, nor adults). Violence is minimal, if it exists at all (there are ambush/trap scenes, kidknapping, and stuff). It's mostly just kids and animals (mostly animals). Most of the stuff people say is clean isn't very (like it has foul language, or sexual content, or violence, or creepy stuff, or whatever). Kuu Kuu Harajuku is another clean one (the first two-thirds of it that I've seen anyway also not Japanese, but it's based in Japan and is kawaii).
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Although I guess it's not Japanese, AFAIK, it's probably about as close as you can get to a truly clean Japanese anime TV show viewable in the USA (not counting anime movies like My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and Whisper of the Heart).
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I watched the whole series on Amazon's Prime Video.
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