Jelly Jamm

Premise

Episodes

Characters

Main

• Bello, Luiz Galleo ) is a red boy, and is a resident of the planet ‘Jammbo’. He is the leader of the crew. Bello is described to have "an insatiable curiosity and boundless energy" and "a driving force among his friends" of whom he keeps close to, in particular, Goomo, his sidekick. Bello enjoys reading comics, particularly his own comic that he draws called "Jammboman", who is his childhood superhero identity. In addition to drawing, he enjoys dancing. His personality, combined with his extensive general knowledge, leads to him being highly involved in the various show's adventures.
• Goomo is a magenta boy who is pretty sensitive, quiet and friendly. He always seeks a quick solution in any conflict to make everyone happy again. His solutions are often based only on feelings, and that makes either things out of control or completely resolved. Goomo is basically a cheerful child who expresses himself freely through dance. He is a little chubby and sometimes has a big appetite, but has shown an interest in exercise. Goomo loves his best friend Bello, and they love to play together, especially when Bello makes Goomo Sidekickman, Jammboman's assistant. He usually wears a helmet to hide his tousled hair, though he's never been seen without it except in silhouette.
• Mina is a blue girl whose role is to be the brains of the group. She speaks with an unknown foreign accent, and spends time experimenting and making inventions at home as a scientific and generally curious character. These inventions, combined with her knowledge, frequently help the group, so she is a source of help when others face adversity in the adventures. Mini Mina is a miniaturized mechanical part of Mina that appears in "Mina's Swing," "Goomo's Birthday" and "Look At Me!" and in "Party," Mina uses Mini Mina to better explain the best activities.
• Rita is a pink tender, sweet, affectionate and playful girl. Rita is small and polite and enjoys playing dress-up with her "Princess" doll. Princess is a stuffed rag-doll and Rita's best friend. She is sometimes impulsive, which leads her to ignore potential dangers. Rita loves petting Dodos, but sometimes she does it with too much emotion, and makes them flee. Luckily, the little animals run faster than her. She loves tea parties, especially with her princess doll. Her favorite people are the Queen and her hero Bello, and she someday wants to be like them. Rita is considered a simple younger sister.
• Ongo is a purple boy who rarely speaks and mostly communicates through sounds, dance, and music. Being very quiet, he is depicted as highly mysterious, but still expressive. He is the most skilled musician among the characters. He lives in a "house" which he created, consisting mainly of a couch placed among a floor plan of rooms traced in chalk on the ground, without any walls or ceilings. He only spoke one time in one of the episodes where he saw a big dodo and he said "Oh mama!"
• The King – He is educated and wise when speaking in public, but in private he is more childish and mischievous. He loves being the king, and decrees things at random. He spends most of his time doing "real work", but what he likes most is to play video games or look at his amazing collection of toys and objects stored in his gift vault.
• The Queen – She's a purple, yellow queen who works while the King is busy playing: organize the work of the Dodos, who adore her, and directs the Music Factory to keep running. She loves working in her garden, knitting, and playing castanets as she slightly shakes her hips. She has a strong moral sense, and therefore she is a great guide for children, though she may not always know how to respond to people's questions. According to the King, the Queen was the most naughty girl of all. The "La-La Plants" are a favourite of the queen that appeared in "The Instant Gardener", "Silent Sheriff" and "Tree Mystery."

  Supporting

• The Dodos – The Dodos are horn-shaped creatures, described as "the most amazing Jammbo beings." They have black bodies and green faces, with a hook curved tail. They live on the land, in the air, and in the water. Like real mammals, dodos are scary and often flee in groups. Most of them work in "musical factory", or in "the Kingdom". They love music and keep up with it by whistling or singing the chorus. Their most important task is to keep the musical factory running. From the second season on, the dodo's colours get more varied. There are giant dodos, with blue bodies and light yellow faces, that are always asleep and only wake up if someone bothers them. The dodos are often born green, but change colour if they are of another species.
• Cheating Bracelets – They are one of many entities in Jammbo that are evil. Usually they convince people to use them, often working to trap and win all the time; however, they may never release the user in theory. Cheating Bracelets can speak and have great powers. One managed to convince Rita to use it, and she discovered her mistake too late. Fortunately, Bello found a way to remove the bracelet from Rita and incidentally gave a good lesson to the bracelets.
• Walking Ball – His real name is Fred and he is a basketball and a dancer, who wears tap dancing shoes. He appears in the episodes "Cheating Bracelets", "Haunted Castle", "Goomo's Birthday", "The Flying Bathtub", "Dodo Butterfly," "Double Bello", "The Fall of JammboMan" and in the video "You Are Great" as one of the guests at Rita's birthday party.
• Sun – It is a bright yellow character in the music video "Jump". Sun is the last remnant of a Mega-Sun that gave light for hundreds of years before it was destroyed. Back then, the Mega-Sun was responsible for giving light and heating the Jammbo planet, and the rest of the galaxy. In fact, the Mega-Sun was so bright, there was no night. It has not been confirmed what the name of the Mega-Sun was. As Sun is made of energy, it can fly and travel at the speed of light.
• Burlona Skull – It's a giant skull that loves to taunt adventurers seeking treasures with challenges that test their value. It appears in the episode "One-Eyed Bello".
• Dodo Dancer – It is a forest dodo that loves music, like every creature in Jammbo, but is noted among other dodos for its unique red dancing suit. It likes many musical genres including rap, and its favourite dance is the Break Dance. It appears in the episodes: "Inventor Bello", "The Flying Bathtub", "Back-Up" and in the video "You Are Great," and it appears as one of Rita's birthday party guests.
• Grandpa Dodo – Also known as "Dodo Sensei," is a senile dodo that is thousands of years old, and is purple with a moustache and white hair. He uses a small wooden stick to walk, but above all it is very wise: it is said to be the wisest of all dodos. He nursed Bello since birth, and is like a grandfather to him. He knows that Bello can be reckless and impatient, but despite this, he is proud of him because he knows he has a big heart, and despite the difficulties, he always makes the right decisions. He appears in the episodes "Grandpa Dodo", "A Day at the Races," "The Assistant Grandpa", "Plant", "Repetition, Repetition", "Choose Me," "My Turn" and "Holding Hands" in season 2.

  Music

• Let's Go Together!
• Jump!
• You Are Great
• Holding Hands
• It's a Beautiful World
• Don't be Afraid
• I Love You
• Just do it!
• Together we're a team
• You'd better smile
• Don't get angry
• We Did It!
• So Long

  Soundtrack

Songs and special topics

• Flying Bathtub Rap
• Our Favourite Superheroes
• Play Time
• Surfing Jammbo
• Mina's Lessons
• Moving Time
• JammboMan
• White Dodo
• Let's go together!
• Go!
• Jammbobot
• Fantastic
• Half Day
• Charleston
• Dodo's Theme

  Broadcast

Popular cultural influences and curiosities

• The author is Guille Milkyway, who composed the songs for this series and is the composer in the original version. For the Latin American version, all songs were sung by the pop rock group Mexican Liquits. The incidental music and BSO is the same for all countries and was composed by Julio Tejera, Pablo Cebrián and Francisco Hernandez.