El Chavo Animado

Based on the series El Chavo del Ocho, the cartoon shows the adventures of El Chavo, a poor boy, and his gang, who live in a village in Mexico (the Brazilian dubbing, however, moved the village's location to Brazil and in Kabillion's dub, to New York City). In the first season, all episodes of the series are remakes of episodes from the original series. With the absence of La Chilindrina, Ñoño, Popis and Quico (in school episodes) replace her role in most episodes. From the second season, the cartoon began to have episodes with totally new stories, that is, that are not based on the episodes of the series; and as of the third season, there are practically no more remakes. Also from the third season, the characters increasingly have adventures outside the village.

A big difference between the cartoon and the show is that the drawing often shows the imagination of the characters. Another difference is that Don Ramón's house is now numbered 10 instead of 72. In addition, characters like Señor Barriga and Ñoño, or Doña Florinda and Popis, often appear together, which was rare to happen in the original series, as these characters were made by the same actor or actress (Señor Barriga and Ñoño were played by Édgar Vivar; and Doña Florinda and Popis by Florinda Meza). Also in the cartoon it is possible to see Don Ramón and Quico opposite the postman Jaimito, something that had never happened in the series, because the actors Carlos Villagrán (Quico) and Ramón Valdez (Don Ramón) left the show before the postman Jaimito started to appear. In the cartoon, Jaimito's personality was kept from when El Chavo was a member of the Chespirito program, that is, in the cartoon, Jaimito lives in the village and, like Don Ramón, owes 14 months of rent; different from the classic series, where Jaimito does not live in the village and does not have rent problems like Don Ramón.

Unlike the original series, which took place in the 1970s, the drawing takes place in contemporary times, and thus it is possible to see many contemporary elements in the episodes.

El Chavo Animado features all the characters of the original series, with the exception of La Chilindrina due to ownership disputes. The series stars El Chavo, a poor boy, along with his gang, which consists of Quico, the exhibitionist and protected son of Doña Florinda, and Ñoño, a fat boy which is Mr. Barriga's son.

• Jesús Guzmán as El Chavo, Godínez
• Sebastián Llapur as Quico
• Mario Castañeda as Don Ramón, Ñoño
• Erica Edwards as Doña Florinda, La Popis
• Juan Carlos Tinoco (seasons 1-2) and Moisés Suárez Aldana (season 3-present) as Professor Jirafales
• Erika Mireles as Doña Clotilde (La Bruja del 71)
• Víctor Delgado (seasons 1-5) and Sebastián Llapur (season 6-present) as Señor Barriga
• Maggie Vera as Patty
• Leonardo García (seasons 1-5) and Hector Miranda (season 6-present) as Jaimito el Cartero
• Julieta Rivera as Gloria

• Mona Marshall as Chavo, Miss Pinster (the Witch of 71)
• Doug Erholtz as Quico, Mr. Raymond, Captain Hopper
• Kate Higgins (until episode 52) as Phoebe, Mrs. Worthmore, Gordon
• Bob Buchholz as Professor Girafalde
• Yuri Lowenthal as Junior
• Dave Mallow as Mr. Beliarge, Manny the Mailman, Mr. Crookley
• Tara Platt as Patty, Gloria

Chavo, Gloria and Quico are the only characters whose names have not been Americanized or changed. Although Paty's name sounds the same, the American version adds another "t" to the name.

• Don Ramón - Mr. Raymond
• Doña Florinda - Mrs. Worthmore
• Professor Jirafales - Professor Girafalde
• Doña Cleotilde, La bruja del 71 - Miss Pinster, The Witch of 71
• Señor Barriga - Mr. Beliarge
• Jaimito el cartero - Manny the Mailman
• La Popis - Phoebe
• Ñoño - Junior
• Godínez - Gordon
• Paty - Patty
• El Chapulín Colorado - Captain Hopper
• Señor Hurtado - Mr. Crookley
• Serafina - Stephanie
• El Justiciero Enmascarado - The Secret Masked Crusader
• La Rubia Margot - Margot Blonde
• Panfilo - The Baby
• Vicente/Chente - Chova
• Rufino Malacara - Ruffino Meanface

The original title is in Spanish, which airs on Canal 5. The American title is the English version, which airs on Kabillion and Disney XD Asia (closed). The French title is for the French dub, and the Portuguese title is for the Brazilian version.

This was the last English-dubbed season.

• This was the last Brazilian-Portuguese dubbed season.

This is the last French dubbed season.

A video game based on the series was developed by Kaxan Media Group and released in Mexico on April 27, 2012 for the Wii by Slang Publishing and Televisa Home Entertainment. La Vecindad de El Chavo (a Facebook social-network game) was released in March 2012[3] by Playful Play, a game development company in Monterrey, Mexico. By October 3, 2012, the game had three million registered players.[4] It closed on August 4, 2014. In 2014, El Chavo Kart was released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Android.[5] However, the Android version has since been delisted from the Google Play Store. In 2014, another game was released exclusively on Android, titled El Chavo: A Carnival in the Apartments.[6] It was developed by Blue River SA. In this game, a carnival is taking place in the housing complex, and you can play minigames to win tickets to get powerups. The game was able to be played in Spanish, English (using the names from the Kabillion dub), and Brazilian Portuguese. However, the game has since been delisted from the Google Play Store.

After the success of El Chavo Animado, Televisa and Ánima Estudios developed an animated series based on El Chapulín Colorado (another show created by Roberto Gómez Bolaños). It premiered on veo.tv on April 13, 2015, and on television on July 26 of that year.[7]