History WesternAnimation / JellyJamm

''Jelly Jamm'' is a 3D CG animated series aimed at young children aged 4-7. It focuses on the adventures of five friends, Bello, Goomo, Mina, Rita, and Ongo. These five friends live on the planet of Jammbo, the planet where all music in the universe originates. This makes music a major theme on the show: every episode includes a dance number, and there is music constantly playing in Jammbo (in fact, if the music ever stops, '''''time itself''''' freezes.)

It was co-created by David Cantolla, who also co-created ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocoyo}}'', and produced by Vodka and 737SHAKER CAPITAL, two Spanish companies based in Madrid and Segovia. It is, however, made for an English speaking audience. In the UK, it airs on Creator/CartoonNetwork's pre-K block "Cartoonito", and in Canada, it aired on [=TVOKids=]. Even more so, it ''also'' was created in conjunction with various other studios, including Bandai (yes, ''[[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment THAT Bandai]]'')

* CargoShip: PlayedForLaughs. In "White Trainers", Goomo receives the titular white trainers to replace his flip-flops when one of them breaks. He becomes so obsessed with the new shoes that he ''shares a SpaghettiKiss with them and [[SweetieGraffiti writes a heart symbol with his name and a drawing of one of the shoes scrawled into it]] on the trunk of a tree'', just to name a couple of the things he does with them.

* LieDetector: Mina has Bello eat her Candy of Truth in "Flying Lies" to confirm whether his claims of having fought a giant Dodo she wanted to photograph are lies. The candy makes the person who ingested float higher in the sky every time they lie, which becomes a nuisance to Bello.

It was co-created by David Cantolla, who also co-created ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocoyo}}'', and produced by Vodka and 737SHAKER CAPITAL, two Spanish companies based in Madrid and Segovia. It is, however, made for an English speaking audience. In the UK, it airs on Creator/CartoonNetwork's pre-K block "Cartoonito", and in Canada, it aired on [=TVOKids=].

* {{Animesque}}: The show is primarily a Spanish-British co-production but utilizes common anime expression tropes including (but not limited to) {{Sweat Drop}}s and CrossPoppingVeins, one episode features an [[IdiotCrows Idiot Crow]], and even before that there's an episode where GratuitousJapanese text appears. Bandai of all companies is also involved in the show's production, which may have something to do with it since they're a Japanese company.

* OneEpisodeFear: Goomo's fear of burst-into-song flowers is brought up in only one episode, "Flower Fear".

* CucumberFacial: In "One-Note Universe", the King and Queen are relaxing at the beach and have cucumber slices over his eyes.

%% * AdorablyPrecociousChild: Mina.

* BlueBoyPinkGirl: Inverted. Mina's blue while Goomo's magenta (a shade of pink). [[PinkMeansFeminine Rita plays the trope straight]], however.

* PleaseKeepYourHatOn: In "Scary Story" [[spoiler: the kids think they see a monster's shadow which actually happens to be just Goomo without his helmet.]]

%% * {{Adorkable}}: Goomo and Mina.

''Jelly Jamm'' is a 3D CG animated series aimed at young children aged 4-7. It focuses on the adventures of five friends, Bello, Mina, Rita, Ongo and Goomo. These five friends live on the planet of Jammbo, the planet where all music in the universe originates. This makes music a major theme on the show: every episode includes a dance number, and there is music constantly playing in Jammbo (in fact, if the music ever stops, '''''time itself''''' freezes.)

%% * ChildProdigy: Mina.

* BittersweetEnding: Although Bello's frisbee team lost the game in "Choose Me", he's perfectly fine with it since he understands that the only thing that matters when playing a game is having fun.
* BlahBlahBlah: How Bello remembers the Queen talk in "Operation: Save Jammbo".

* CartoonPhysics: Let's see; characters spontaneously getting anime eyes, characters growing extra legs when running fast, characters' ''limbs detaching''...

%% * CoolAirship: Goomo lives in one.

* EmbarrassingDampSheets: In "The Perfect Toy", Goomo is imagining what a "hugging Goomo" toy would be like and all sorts of scenarios where it would come in handy. One of the scenarios he imagines is him wetting his bed.

* PottyFailure: Goomo gets this in the episode "The Perfect Toy" when he forgets to use the bathroom after drinking... Maybe 20 juice cans before bed. His mind says this when he found out that he went himself.
-->'''Goomo's mind:''' Oooh! I want the top bunk!

* SpellingSong: One of the show's songs contains the lyrics "J-U-S-T D-O I-T, yeah!"

--->'''Goomo's mind:''' [[VideoGame/NickelodeonClickamajigs Oooh! I want the top bunk!]]

* Trope2000: In "Rhythm Judge", Bello lampshades this when Mina shows off her newest invention, the Drumsticks 6000.
-->'''Bello:''' It's always "something 6000". Why?
-->'''Mina:''' Because... it's a scientist thing. You wouldn't understand.

* SuddenlyVoiced: In both "Rita Adopts a Dodo" and "Jammbo's Many Worlds", [[spoiler:Ongo]] speaks proper English.

** Goomo becomes one towards Bello in "Best Friends Forever", where he overhears Rita having a pretend tea party with her toy and talking to it about how exactly they're "[=BFFs=]". This gives Goomo the idea to act extra nice towards Bello, which devolves into him giving Bello clothes to match his and displaying a big picture of the them both from the sky in hs blimp, just to name a couple of the things he does.

* {{Animesque}}: The show is primarily a Spanish-British co-production but utilizes common anime expression tropes including (but not limited to) {{Sweat Drop}}s and CrossPoppingVeins, and one episode even featured an [[IdiotCrows Idiot Crow]]. Bandai of all companies is also involved in the show's production, which may have something to do with it since they're a Japanese company.

%% * TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Mina is the {{Tomboy}} to Rita's GirlyGirl.

Not to be confused with the early 1990's stage musical ''Jelly's Last Jam''.

* {{Animesque}}: The show is primarily a Spanish-British co-production but utilizes common anime expression tropes such as {{Sweat Drop}}s and CrossPoppingVeins. Bandai of all companies is also involved in the show's production, which may have something to do with it since they're a Japanese company.

* AgelessBirthdayEpisode: In "Queen's Birthday", everyone is trying to come up with ideas on what to give the Queen for her birthday. The Queen's age is never mentioned in this episode.

* QuarterHourShort: All the episodes are upwards of 11 minutes long.