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Pocoyo

2005–2025
In Production • 5 Seasons • 264 Episodes
TV-Y · English
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Overview

Pocoyo, the curious toddler dressed all in blue, joins Pato the yellow duck, Elly the pink elephant, Loula the dog, Sleepy Bird and many others in learning new things and having fun.

Seasons

6 listed
Status
In Production
Seasons
5 seasons
Episodes
264 episodes
First aired
May 10, 2005
Last aired
Oct 27, 2025
Episode length
7m
Networks
CITV, Clan

Latest episode: S5 E52 Pocoyo Rolls (Oct 27, 2025)

  1. Season 1 poster

    Season 1

    52 episodes May 10, 2005 10.0

    Pocoyo is a curious, fun-loving, friendly toddler who's always into experiencing new and exciting adventures. Featuring core values of tolerance, respect, love and loyalty, kids around the world love to join Pocoyo's adventures with his inseparable animal friends Elly (the elephant), Pato (the duck), Loula (his pet dog) and Sleepy Bird.

    1. 1 Umbrella Umbrella
    2. 2 Drum Roll Please
    3. 3 Swept Away
    4. 4 Who's On The Phone?
    5. 5 Fetch Loula Fetch!
    6. 6 A Little Cloud
    7. 7 A Present For Elly
    8. 8 Pocoyo Dance
    9. 9 The Big Sneeze
    10. 10 A Mystery Most Puzzling
    11. 11 Hush
    12. 12 Double Bubble
    13. 13 The Key to It All
    14. 14 Keep Going Pocoyo!
    15. 15 Sleepy Bird's Surprise
    16. 16 Where's Pocoyo?
    17. 17 Drummer Boy
    18. 18 The Great Race
    19. 19 Don't Touch
    20. 20 Mystery Footprints
    21. 21 Magical Watering Can
    22. 22 Table for Fun
    23. 23 Twinkle Twinkle
    24. 24 Hiccup
    25. 25 Pato's Postal Service
    26. 26 Puppy Love
    27. 27 Bat and Ball
    28. 28 Elly Spots
    29. 29 Up Up and Away
    30. 30 A Surprise for Pocoyo
    31. 31 Having a Ball
    32. 32 Super Pocoyo
    33. 33 Let's Go Camping
    34. 34 Pocoyo, Pocoyo
    35. 35 Elly's Big Chase
    36. 36 Pocoyo Gets It Right
    37. 37 Juggling Balls
    38. 38 Fussy Duck
    39. 39 A Dog's Life
    40. 40 Pocoyolympics
    41. 41 Picture This
    42. 42 Whale's Birthday
    43. 43 Pocoyo's Little Friend
    44. 44 Colour My World
    45. 45 Bedtime
    46. 46 A Little Something Between Friends
    47. 47 Giggle Bug
    48. 48 What's In The Box?
    49. 49 Musical Blocks
    50. 50 Paint Me a Picture!
    51. 51 Elly's Doll
    52. 52 Wackily Ever After
  2. Season 2 poster

    Season 2

    55 episodes Aug 7, 2006

    The one and only Pocoyo is back! As cute as ever, he is flanked by Elly, Pato and some new friends too. In the second season, Pocoyo learns, laughs and enjoys some incredible adventures. Enjoy this fun, educational season with Pocoyo!

    1. 1 Mr Big Duck
    2. 2 Guess What?
    3. 3 All for One
    4. 4 Band of Friends
    5. 5 Upside Down
    6. 6 Mad Mix Machine
    7. 7 The Messy Guest
    8. 8 New on the Planet
    9. 9 Pocoyo's Present
    10. 10 Elly's Ballet Class
    11. 11 Pocoyo's Balloon
    12. 12 Who's Calling Me Now?
    13. 13 Big Scary Slide
    14. 14 Elly's Shoes
    15. 15 Duck Stuck
    16. 16 Scary Noises
    17. 17 Not in my Backyard
    18. 18 Vamoosh on the Loosh
    19. 19 Detective Pocoyo
    20. 20 Scooter Madness
    21. 21 Lost in Space
    22. 22 Boo!
    23. 23 Party Pooper
    24. 24 My Pato!
    25. 25 Baby Bird Bother
    26. 26 Dirty Dog
    27. 27 The Seed
    28. 28 Runaway Hat
    29. 29 Invisible Pocoyo
    30. 30 Noise to my Ears
    31. 31 Baby Bird Sitting
    32. 32 Everyone's Present
    33. 33 Magic Act
    34. 34 Picnic Puzzle
    35. 35 Pocoyo's Puppet Show
    36. 36 Pato's Egg
    37. 37 Dance Off!
    38. 38 Get Lost Loula
    39. 39 Sneaky Shoes
    40. 40 Shutterbug
    41. 41 Angry Alien
    42. 42 Pato Underwater
    43. 43 Pato's Paintings
    44. 44 Monster Mystery
    45. 45 Poczilla
    46. 46 Elly on Ice
    47. 47 Farewell Friends
    48. 48 Double Trouble
    49. 49 Horse!
    50. 50 Elly's Tea Party
    51. 51 Talent Show
    52. 52 Remember When...
    53. 53 Pocoyo's Cousin
    54. 54 Snow day
    55. 55 Chrismas Pocoyo
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    Season 3

    52 episodes Jul 3, 2010

    Get ready for a super fun adventure with Pocoyo! In "Let's Go Pocoyo!", he and his friends Pato, Elly, and Loula have the wildest time ever! You'll learn about sharing, making new friends, and how to solve tricky problems.

    1. 1 Pocoyo's Band
    2. 2 Picnic
    3. 3 Pato's Shower
    4. 4 The Garden
    5. 5 Pato the Postman
    6. 6 Colours
    7. 7 Ready, Steady, Go!
    8. 8 Camping
    9. 9 Space Mission
    10. 10 Travel with Pato
    11. 11 Playtime
    12. 12 Tennis Everyone
    13. 13 Hide and Seek
    14. 14 Party Time
    15. 15 Wheels
    16. 16 Elly's Bath
    17. 17 The Amazing Tower
    18. 18 Pocoyo’s New Toys
    19. 19 Bathing Loula
    20. 20 Magic Fingers
    21. 21 Cooking with Elly
    22. 22 Elly’s Market
    23. 23 Pato’s Bedtime
    24. 24 A Hole in One
    25. 25 Pocoyo’s Camera
    26. 26 Painting with Pocoyo
    27. 27 Playing Dress Up
    28. 28 Magic Box
    29. 29 Pocoyo’s Restaurant
    30. 30 Wake Up, Pocoyo!
    31. 31 Ahoy, Pocoyo!
    32. 32 Elly’s Computer
    33. 33 Going to the Beach
    34. 34 Big & Small
    35. 35 Face Painting
    36. 36 Pocoyo’s Supermarket
    37. 37 Elly’s Playhouse
    38. 38 Pocoyo’s Puppet Theatre
    39. 39 Up & Down
    40. 40 Pocoyo’s Breakfast
    41. 41 Traffic Jam
    42. 42 Pato’s Living Room
    43. 43 Cinema
    44. 44 Elly’s New Doll
    45. 45 Circus
    46. 46 The Best Bedroom
    47. 47 Pocoyo Goes to School
    48. 48 Art
    49. 49 Pocoyo Recycles
    50. 50 Down on the Farm
    51. 51 Nurse Elly
    52. 52 Fishing with Pocoyo
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    Season 4

    53 episodes Nov 25, 2016

    Join Pocoyo and his friends for another season of silly songs, playful games, and exciting adventures! They'll learn about sharing, friendship, and how to have lots of fun!

    1. 1 Holidays
    2. 2 Christmas Tree
    3. 3 Chicks Dig Me
    4. 4 Call Me
    5. 5 Muck Struck
    6. 6 Nina
    7. 7 Hack Attack
    8. 8 Hole Lotta Trouble
    9. 9 Great Shot!
    10. 10 Disco Fleaver
    11. 11 House Of Colors
    12. 12 Summer Hike
    13. 13 Bumbleberry Surprise
    14. 14 Are We There Yet?
    15. 15 Tourist Trapped
    16. 16 Time After Time Before Time
    17. 17 Tiny Fun Park
    18. 18 Halloween Tales
    19. 19 Rock Is A Hard Place
    20. 20 Angry Alien Strikes Back
    21. 21 Magic Words
    22. 22 Sleep Guard
    23. 23 Insert Coin
    24. 24 Space Postal Service
    25. 25 An Alien Christmas Carol
    26. 26 Dance Off Part Two
    27. 27 The Grand Final
    28. 28 Slippery Pato
    29. 29 The Dino Box
    30. 30 Pirates
    31. 31 The Pink Perfume
    32. 32 Robot Pocoyo
    33. 33 Pato's Phone
    34. 34 Fancy Dress Party
    35. 35 Strike!
    36. 36 Let's Tidy Up
    37. 37 The Balloon
    38. 38 The Silence Challenge
    39. 39 Overprotective Roberto
    40. 40 Pocoyo's Car
    41. 41 Inventions
    42. 42 My Hero
    43. 43 The Rescue
    44. 44 Pocoyo's Friend
    45. 45 Elly's Picnic
    46. 46 Nina Discovers the World
    47. 47 The Remote Control
    48. 48 The Tennis Racket
    49. 49 Nina the Dog Trainer
    50. 50 Prank Day
    51. 51 I Don't Want to Go to Sleep
    52. 52 Winter Games
    53. 53 Dragon Island
  5. Season 5 poster

    Season 5

    52 episodes Jul 22, 2024

    Pocoyo is returning, now speaking full sentences! And that's not it, there's a new girl we'd like to introduce... Pocoyo's little sister! Is her name Pocoyina? Of course not! She's one and only, Bea!

    1. 1 Shiny!
    2. 2 Trumpet Solo
    3. 3 Pachyderm Cake
    4. 4 Pato in Pieces
    5. 5 The King of Ping-Pong
    6. 6 Ant Buddies
    7. 7 The Change-Up
    8. 8 Pincers!
    9. 9 Elly's Dance
    10. 10 Pocoyo's Moustache
    11. 11 My Turn!
    12. 12 Sticky Giggles
    13. 13 The Pato Doll
    14. 14 Detective Pato
    15. 15 Veterinarian Pocoyo
    16. 16 Hula Pato Hop
    17. 17 A Bad Day
    18. 18 Crumbs
    19. 19 Little Lost Beak
    20. 20 What Luck!
    21. 21 Fame
    22. 22 Walk This Way
    23. 23 Echo
    24. 24 Atchoo!
    25. 25 Who's in the Box?
    26. 26 Hot Mess
    27. 27 Here's Bea
    28. 28 Let It Roll - Part 1
    29. 29 Let It Roll - Part 2
    30. 30 Narrator the Almighty - Part 1
    31. 31 Narrator the Almighty - Part 2
    32. 32 The Forgiven - Part 1
    33. 33 The Forgiven - Part 2
    34. 34 What a Blast!
    35. 35 Duck Call
    36. 36 The Wild Pato
    37. 37 Mirror Mirror
    38. 38 Priszilla - Part 1
    39. 39 Priszilla - Part 2
    40. 40 A Brush with Aliens
    41. 41 You're It!
    42. 42 Vinyl Love - Part 1
    43. 43 Vinyl Love - Part 2
    44. 44 Pocoyo Rocks
    45. 45 Pulporotti
    46. 46 Bad Bunny - Part 1
    47. 47 Bad Bunny - Part 2
    48. 48 Big Bea - Part 1
    49. 49 Big Bea - Part 2
    50. 50 Pato in the Sky - Part 1
    51. 51 Pato in the Sky - Part 2
    52. 52 Pocoyo Rolls
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    Specials

    4 episodes Dec 21, 2008
    1. 1 Pocoyo and the Space Circus
    2. 2 Episode 2
    3. 3 Episode 3
    4. 4 Episode 4

Cast

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Reviews

4 min read

Blue at Eye Level

latestnetflix.com's read is that there’s a strange seriousness at the heart of Pocoyo.Not grimness. Not even melancholy, exactly.

Just seriousness in the way children are serious: utterly absorbed in a ball, a duck, a doorway, the fact that the floor is suddenly a stage. I kept thinking, while watching, that this series understands something many polished kids’ shows miss — that a toddler doesn’t experience the world as a lesson plan. He experiences it as an event.

A bucket appears, a sound happens, a friend wanders in, and the universe has already changed shape.

What makes the show feel so durable, nearly twenty years after its debut, is how little it pretends to be more than it is. Created in the early 2000s and built around short-form discovery, Pocoyo arrived in the era when children’s television was increasingly split between two impulses: one wanted to accelerate everything into manic stimulation, the other wanted to disguise education as a sort of candy-coated worksheet. Pocoyo threads a narrower path.

It’s gentle, but not sleepy; playful, but not random. The minimal white backdrop and clean, toy-like design don’t flatten the world — they clear space for attention. That’s the whole trick.

The show doesn’t tell children what to notice. It teaches them how to notice.

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The cultural conversation around the series has always been bound up with that design. People tend to talk about Pocoyo as if it were a particularly elegant preschool object, and that’s fair enough, but elegance can make a thing sound bloodless. This show isn’t bloodless.

It’s mischievous. The narration often behaves like a patient adult who can’t quite stop smiling at the chaos unfolding below, and the characters’ expressive little bodies — the tilt of Pato’s beak, Elly’s lumbering impatience, Pocoyo’s elastic bounce — give the series its emotional grammar. Because the backgrounds are so spare, tiny gestures register like big declarations.

Audience Opinions

Limited evidence
"An interactive animated preschool comedy that draws young viewers in with gentle adventures and lessons in respect, love, and loyalty."

First introduced in 2005, Pocoyo has become a staple of childhood viewing for kids around the world. The animated series blends preschool comedy with an interactive style designed for young audiences, extending into games, art creation, and learning activities. Viewers connect with the show's focus on core values like tolerance, respect, love, and loyalty, while older fans look back on the character's long evolution since the early 2000s with childhood nostalgia.

What viewers praise
  • Positive Core Values The adventures emphasize tolerance, respect, love, and loyalty in a way that resonates with kids globally.
  • Interactive Preschool Format Combines animated comedy with interactive learning concepts tailored for young children.
  • Lasting Childhood Appeal The series has maintained a nostalgic footprint for viewers tracking its evolution since its 2005 debut.
Common complaints
  • Strictly Preschool Focus As an interactive comedy built specifically for preschoolers and kids' learning activities, it is not aimed at older viewers looking for complex storytelling.
Recommended for
Preschoolers and young children Parents seeking gentle, value-driven family animation Viewers feeling nostalgic for early-2000s kids' shows

Buzz & Rumors

Public reports

The Quiet Longevity of Pocoyo (2005): Voice Cast Shifts and Streaming Reach

First airing in 2005, Pocoyo has quietly built a massive footprint in children's television. Styled as POCOYO and written as Pocoyó in Spanish (pronounced [pokoˈʝo]), the animated interactive preschool comedy television series follows a curious toddler dressed all in blue. Alongside companions like Pato the yellow duck and Elly in pink, the title character navigates adventures built around core values of tolerance, respect, love, and loyalty. While preschool shows rarely generate tabloid chaos, latestnetflix.com's read is that the series' multi-decade endurance and vocal handoffs keep it relevant for modern streaming audiences.

Behind the Microphone

Keeping an animated toddler sounding fresh across multiple years requires vocal transitions behind the scenes. The catalog credits cast members Rowan Alltraine and Codiefia Darby on the 2005 series. While specific role details and recording-booth anecdotes for Codiefia Darby remain undocumented in the available search snippets, Rowan Alltraine's tenure is much clearer. Alltraine, a British-Filipino voice actor, stepped in to voice the title role of Pocoyo across Season 5 and Season 6.

Beyond that casting note, behind-the-scenes gossip, production disputes, or cast interviews are thin in current public search records. Rather than tabloid drama, the show's public footprint centers heavily on its multi-platform distribution and kid-facing media.

Streaming Footprint and Digital Expansion

Pocoyo is active online across major digital storefronts and official channels:

  • Streaming Availability: Season 5 of Pocoyo consists of 52 episodes, which are available to stream on Netflix, Netflix with Ads, and Prime Video, alongside rent or purchase options.
  • Interactive Hub: The brand operates an official website where young viewers can watch episodes, play games, create art, and explore learning activities.
  • Video Milestones: Full English episodes continue to circulate on YouTube, alongside fan-compiled timeline videos tracking Pocoyo projects from 2005 through 2028 and internet meme comparisons.

Whether kids find the blue-clad toddler through traditional streaming giants or official web games, the 2005 series remains a steady fixture of preschool entertainment.

Entertainment rumors and trivia aggregated from public reporting. Treat speculation as unverified unless a cited source confirms it.

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