Considered to be a very maternal Ham-Ham, as she takes care of Penelope. Pashmina ( マフラーちゃん, Mafurā-chan) Voiced by: Rei Sakuma (Japanese), Tabitha St. Later in the series, Boss develops a crush on other girl-hams, such as Gelato and Oshare. Near the end of Hamtaro: Ham-Ham Heartbreak, it is hinted that he has a small crush on Harmony. However, he cannot deal with the sea as he is prone to sea sickness. He has even developed a field hamster sense that instinctively tells him what kind of weather is approaching. Because he is a field hamster, he is more familiar with nature and is more independent compared to the other Ham-Hams. He has a bit of a temper, but he is very dependable, courageous, and nice, even shy at times (especially around Bijou). He often tries to look like he knows everything, only to have it backfire in his face. The self-proclaimed leader of the Ham-Hams, Boss has a huge crush on Bijou. Boss ( タイショーくん, Taishō-kun) Voiced by: Kentarō Itō (Japanese), Ted Cole (English) A wild field hamster who wears a helmet and carries a shovel. His Japanese name translates to "calf", which is probably referring to his spotted cow-like fur and his large appetite. Oxnard has a crush on his close childhood friend Pepper. He was originally an easily frightened Ham-Ham, but he has become braver and more dependable in recent episodes. He breaks down in tears when he loses the sunflower seed he carries around. Oxnard is a bit clumsy at times and has a love for delicious food, especially sunflower seeds (of which he always carries one around ).
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Oxnard is Hamtaro's best friend in the series and the first Ham-Ham he meets. Oxnard ( こうしくん, Koushi-kun) Voiced by: Rikako Aikawa (Japanese), Saffron Henderson (English) Owned by Kana. She has a huge crush on Hamtaro (this is proven in the first episode, when she winked at him after their dancing performance). The name "Bijou," is French for "small, exquisitely wrought trinket", or it can also mean "jewel". In the Japanese version, she speaks normal Japanese and adds the words "dechuwa" (でちゅわ) (most likely a hamster version of "desu wa") at the end of her sentences, while the English version of Bijou has a French accent. She used to live in France before moving to where she is now, but she feels attached to Japan and has even refused to go back to France. She is a somewhat unworldly hamster who loves her blue ribbons, but she is not above getting dirty when she needs to help her friends, and has been known to be generous and helpful. Bijou ( リボンちゃん, Ribon-chan) Voiced by: Kazusa Murai (Japanese), Chantal Strand (English) Owned by Maria. In both Japanese and English versions, he says such things as "Hamha!", "Heke", "Packa-packa" ("kaji-kaji"), and "kushi-kushi". Hamtaro usually ends his sentences with "noda" (のだ) or "nanoda" (なのだ), a phrase often used by playful characters in the Japanese version. Hamtaro makes the most of his life as a golden hamster (8.6cm ) and lives each day in happiness hoping to make more friends and have fun.
He is clueless about many things being that he is of an innocent nature, especially love (much to Bijou and Sparkle's dismay). However, he cannot stand being ignored by Laura. Hamtaro ( ハム太郎, Hamutarō) Voiced by: Kurumi Mamiya (Japanese), Chiara Zanni (English) Owned by Laura, Hamtaro is a courageous Ham-Ham who's always ready to help out his friends and his owner Laura. The meme's protagonist, "WOJAK," has become the mascot to a vast online community consisting of self-described "hyper-anonymous twenty somethings" and "guys who slipped between the cracks." TFW NO GF asks: How has the zeitgeist come to bear down on a generation alienated by the 'real world'? Meet the lost boys who came of age on the internet- places like 4chan and Twitter, where they find camaraderie in despair."Ham-Ham" redirects here. Since then, it has evolved to symbolize a greater state of existence defined by isolation, rejection and alienation. Born from the internet, the phrase "TFW NO GF" was originally used online to describe a lack of romantic companionship.
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