Not only does Tam-Tam Enterprises own theme parks, resorts, and cafes, but it also has its own mascots. Each mascot has its own unique name alongwith a personality to match. Below you will find pictures of our cherished characters and a brief description of their lives.
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In commemoration of the Chinese New Year of the Horse, Hong-Chi was unveiled in February 2002 as mascot for Chinatown. After the year of the horse is complete, Hong-Chi will split his time between Chinatown and Fort Tam-Tam Resort, where he'll be the resort's official mascot.
Visit House of Zodiac to learn more about the Chinese New Year
To commemorate the Chinese New Year of the Snake, Tam-Tam Enterprises unveiled Sssesssil as 2001's mascot for Chinatown. A good friend of former mascot, Dong Wuang, Sssesssil comes from a small village in China. He plans to actively participate in the theme park events, and looks forward to many years as part of the Tam-Tam Mascot Team.
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Not only is Flap Jack a major icon of Tam-Tam Enterprises, he also made an impression on our nation's politics. Selected as Tam-Tam's running-mate for the 2000 Presidential election, Flap Jack toured the country with several famous politicians, speaking on behalf of Tam-Tam Enterprises at each stop. Although Tam-Tam and Flap Jack have decided to cancel their 2000 campaign, Flap Jack still hopes to someday try his hand in the world of politics. "It's just a dream of mine to help our nation's citizens," Flap Jack told Pancake Magazine. "By pursuing a political career, I'll have an opportunity to do just that."
Best wishes, Flap Jack!
Visit Flap Jack's Funhouse for fun activities
"I did not realize how wonderful the public would treat me," Haichu declared. "I am very thankful to be working in such a kind environment."
Haichu has made plans to remain with Tam-Tam Enterprises in the years to come. Although his title as Chinatown's Official Mascot will be removed at the end of the year, he will still remain a popular Chinatown mascot. "Don't worry," he says, "there will be other Years of the Hare. It is just an honor to be Chinatown's very first official mascot."
Visit House of Zodiac to learn more about the Chinese New Year
Visit Tuki's Nest to learn more about the rainforest.
Visit the House of Zodiac to learn more about the Chinese New Year
The Tam-Tam Villains
This cute little frog has fun catching fireflies for his meals. But if you're riding the Firefly roller coaster at Villains' Lair, you better watch out! He might try to catch you too!
Visit Froggy's Swamp to learn more about frogs
These little monkeys have taken over Tamorius at Villains' Lair. They may look cute, but they just love to ransack anything!
With feathers of fire, this flamingo takes pleasure in torching the rainforest.
He also has his own restaurant, The Flaming Grill. If you like your steaks and burgers well-done, his cafe is definitely the place to go!
These evil little monkeys inhabit E. Vil Castle and are creations of Professor E. Vil. They just love to terrorize the theme park guests.
This cute little parrot makes his living as a pirate. In his opinion, there's always a good treasure to find somewhere. However, he also loves to try and sink the tourist boats around his pirate ship!
This evil cook tries everything he can to get his hands on Peter Pancake. But when he's not chasing after him, he's in competition with Tam-Tam - Captain Cook has his very own Pancake Cafe, and claims to have even better breakfast food than Tam-Tam!
Swinging from vine to vine in the Western Woods, this monkey haunts the little village of Monkey Hollow. Instead of beheading people though, he enjoys throwing bananas at people's heads!