Common Sense Media Review
Cute, colorful creatures are fun and engaging.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 3+?
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What's the Story?
Russian import GOGORIKI follows the adventures of 10 cute, round cartoon creatures with a variety of animal-like attributes (rabbit ears, moose horns, a penguin pattern, etc.) that make them distinctive. Their adventures center around daily existence—not having the same cool gadget as other kids, needing a birthday gift, and so on. All of the characters have names that end in "Riki."
Is It Any Good?
This cute, appealing show moves faster than many the cartoons intended for very young viewers. GoGoRiki has more scene changes and less explanation or addressing to the audience, focusing on entertainment over educational intent. It has good social messages, but GoGoRiki is mainly just for fun. And fun it is. Plus, the bright colors and humor will appeal to a young audience, and there's nothing really objectionable or frightening. Siblings can watch together happily.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about what makes the characters of GoGoRiki appealing to kids in different countries. How does the media help connect people around the world?
How does the series promote nonviolence? What are some other shows that resolve problems peacefully?
Who's your favorite character? Why?
TV Details
- Premiere date : September 13, 2008
- Cast : Igor Dmitriyev , Mikhail Chernyak , Vadim Bochanov
- Network : CW
- Genre : Kids' Animation
- Topics : Adventures , Fantasy ( Magic )
- Character Strengths : Compassion
- TV rating :
- Last updated : January 15, 2026
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