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The success of Pou has given rise to numerous Internet phenomena, including similar games, fan games featuring the character, bootlegs, and memes. Here is a comprehensive list with dedicated subpages for each of them.
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This refers to virtual pet games which look and play similarly to Pou, involving simulated care for a virtual creature by feeding it, cleaning it, and putting it to sleep. Usually, these games have a similar UI and minigame mechanic system to Pou, and in-game currency can be used to customize and acquire the pet's needs.
Mou
Mou was a game created by hungrymousegames, intended as an unofficialPou port for Windows Phone and Windows devices. The player character resembles Pou as a baby, but with an oval body. It remains that way even until adulthood. Unlike Pou, there are only four rooms instead of six, as the Hall and the Bathroom are missing much like older versions of Pou. The game noticeably lacked background music, and there were fewer minigames with different names. The game was available to download on the Windows/Microsoft Store, however, it was removed in 2024.
Frojo Apps
Frojo Apps is a mobile app developer based in Uppsala, Sweden, known for creating virtual pet games for iOS and Android. Moy, a purple alien that resembles an octopus, serves as the company's mascot, appearing in seven mainline pet games, and numerous spinoffs. Frojo Apps also made similar games including Loy (a blue boomerang-shaped character), Joy (a light green character with arms), Meep (a blue character with arms), and other games starring a variety of other animals like chickens, dogs, bears and cats.
Before Frojo Apps was formed, the CEO of the company, Fredrik Röstlund, worked for a now-defunct app company called Nealo Inc. One of the games created by that company is My Virtual Pet Care[1], and the premise of the game is to take care of a square magenta character which resembles the aforementioned Mou. The game bears many similarities to the first Moy game such as the reused sound effects and the general layout of the game.
Much like Pou, Moy and the other Frojo Apps games also have bootleg games and clones, a list of which can be found here.
My Boo
My Boo: Virtual Pet Care Game, simply known as My Boo, is a mobile virtual pet game by the Brazilian app company Tapps Games. The player takes care of a blue ball-shaped character named Boo, and the gameplay is similar to Pou. There is also a 3D sequel to the game called My Boo 2 which was developed by the Portuguese branch of the company.
Much like Pou, My Boo also has bootleg games and clones, which can be found here.
My Chu
My Chu is a series of two virtual pet apps created by Latvian digital artist Apofiss. Chu has a similar appearance and name to My Boo, however, the virtual pet character is green instead of blue. The player must collect bunnies and stickers which are randomly given in order to access certain items, which is a unique feature. Bubble, a small pink character (in older versions, a light blue character named Fairy Puff) who frequently interacts with the player's Chu, debuts in the game's sequel, My Chu 2.
The character originated as a live wallpaper for desktop and Android devices, which in turn is based on a digital artwork by the creator.[2] The live wallpaper also came with a companion app which rewards the player with items after playing minigames. Bubble and Fairy Puff also originated this way.
My Virtual Tooth
My Virtual Tooth - Virtual Pet is a mobile virtual pet game created by Peaksel Games to teach children about practicing good oral hygiene. The players take care of a sentient tooth called Dee, however, taking care of it is similar to taking care of a Pou. The player may also brush the tooth with a giant toothbrush, similar to giving Pou a bath.
Potaty 3D
Potaty 3D (commonly referred to by some players as Pou 3D) is a series of 3D virtual Android pet games starring a cartoon potato. The game is notorious for its unusual 3D designs and shading, unsuitable music for young players, incorrect grammar, and Potaty's more frequent pooping than Pou. The game has various spin-offs including Potaty 3D Free, Potaty 3D Classic, Potaty 2D, Potaty City, Potaty City 2, Potato, Potaty Racing 3D, Potaty Santa Claus, Potaty vs. Poo, Prawda czy Ściema (True or False), and Where is my Potaty?
The same company also released two games featuring Azzy, a similar-looking character colored lavender. Azzy 1 is copied from Potato, while Azzy 2 is copied from Potaty 3D FREE and Potaty City 2. There also exists a Minion version of the game called Timons City.[3]
Ivi - Virtual Pet
ivi - Virtual pet was a mobile virtual pet created by Cumplibits. The game features a hot pink character in which the player must take care of. It is unknown why the game has been delisted from Google Play.
Lou The Slime
Lou The Slime is a 3D virtual pet game developed by Indonesian YouTuber Andy Lukito, and published by Akhir Pekan Studio[4], featuring a light blue slime character. The main character was originally supposed to be Pou themself[5], and the game was originally going to be a 3D remake of Pou. This was changed later in development to avoid copyright infringement by Zakeh.
Tupek
Tupek is an Android virtual pet game created by Gear-Studio. The game involves the player taking care of Tupek, a yellow round virtual pet with round hands and feet. Much of the game takes place near a farm, as evidenced by the abundance of cows, fences, and fruit stalls. Navigating Tupek involves pulling the rug on the floor from left to right, resulting in Tupek following it. Tupek is among the earliest virtual pet games to be based on Pou. The game can be downloaded here.
Pau (EATTAP Studios)
Pau is a mobile virtual pet game featuring a blue character with purple hair. The game is known for its short gameplay, having no coins, minigames, decorations clothes, and other things not used.
Bou (Kanuni Games)
Bou : Virtual Pet is one of many unrelated games that bear the same name. In the version created by Kanuni Games, the player takes care of a large creature that resembles an orange. The game is infamous for its rushed coding, low budget graphics, and the fact that Bou's mouth sometimes turns into a realistic art style.[6]
Bou (Inlogic Games)
This version of Bou is only played for older J2ME/Java phones. Execpt it has no minigames to free up space for the game.
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In the sense of this page, a fan game refers to any unofficial Pou game created by fans who enjoyed the original game in order to expand upon it, with respect to Zakeh. Parodies also fall under this label. A bootleg refers to any unofficial Pou that imitates elements or gameplay, with the intention of exploiting Pou's popularity for financial gain or misleading players.
El Hermano de Pou (Pou's Brother) is an unofficial platformer game where you play as Pou wearing a Cat Suit from Super Mario 3D World. The game is inspired by a series of parody animations by Spanish YouTuber chachotroll ☆, in Pou explores the Super Mario universe. even he speaks Spanish, Also a sequel of that called dino land.
Dou RTX
Thumbnail of JasperDev's video for Dou RTX
Dou RTX is a 3D virtual pet game created by the Colombian YouTuber and independent game developer JasperDev.[1] The game's main character highly resembles Pou, and so are the UI and some of the minigames. This game was a fan attempt of making Pou into a 3D game, but the name was replaced to avoid infringement. The game was soon after deleted from the Play Store due to copyright issues.[2]
Pau RTX
Game icon of Pau RTX in Play Store
Pau RTX is an Android parody "remaster" of Pou created by Vertex Fox (better know as Aguineu in Youtube). The game features a grotesque hyper-realistic render of Pou, and the game includes references to other indie games such as Among Us and Undertale.
Benja Calero: Dou (Arakuma Studios)
Game icon of Benja Calero: Dou
Benja Calero: Dou is a Pou clone created by JasperDev's Arakuma Studios with help of Argentine influencer Benja Calero, who makes humorous Pou videos.
This game shouldn't be confused with JasperDev's previous virtual pet game, Dou RTX, as Benja Calero: Dou has major changes such as the pet's design (a slimy 2D-like teal-color creature instead of a CGI character similar to Pou) and some mechanics (such as new rooms, new items, etc.).
Friday Night Funkin' VS. Pou
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Friday Night Funkin' VS. Pou is a mod of the 2021 rhythm game Friday Night Funkin'. The mod was created by Colombian YouTuber Leunam.
Bootlegs
Pou Back Home
Screenshot from Level 11 of Pou Back Home.
Pou Back Home is a Flash game involving Pou. It is made by 5xPLAY, a gaming website primarily offering Super Mario Flash games. As of now, its IP address is located in Arizona, but it is certain that the website is originally from China. Due to it, it contains numerous instances of broken English and translation errors.
The goal of the each level in the game is to solve obstacles so that Pou can get back home. At the end of each level, regardless of each level, the person may get a predefined number of stars, usually depending on the level score, but to a glitch in coding, the player gets three stars no matter what.
The game's description reads as it is exactly written: "Mr.Pou was trapped in the dangerous forest. To back home, he needs to overcome some difficulties. It is not an easy adventure! Good luck!"
Pou Slacking
Screenshot from Pou Classroom Slacking The player must complete all the tasks on the right to complete the game. However, each task must be done while the teacher isn't on-screen.
Pou Slacking is a series of unofficial Flash games involving Pou, also made by 5xPLAY. The overall goal of the games is for Pou to secretly complete missions while other Pou's aren't watching. There are activities which need to be done before another Pou catches them in the act. The entries in this series are Pou Classroom Slacking, Pou Kitchen Slacking, Pou Halloween Slacking, and Pou Thanksgiving Day Slacking. In the game, all of the Pou's have circles for hands.
The Pou Slacking games are based on a series of Flash games called Office Slacking. There are at least 14 titles in the series, with their connection with each other unknown, and other similar games including Christmas Slacking, Easter Slacking, Halloween Slacking, and more.
Various doctor/dentist games
Numerous Flash games website used to have notorious doctor simulator games, often using IPs from other companies without their permission. These games often have disturbing and violent cartoon imagery, with Pou being no exception. These games have significantly decreased after the discontinuation of Adobe Flash on December 31, 2020, however, some still remain on HTML5.
Pou Kissing
Pou Kissing Game is an unofficial Flash game involving Pou. It is made by 5xPLAY, also well-known for Pou Back Home and Pou Slacking.
The overall goal of the games is for Pou to kiss his "girlfriend" (basically a regular brown Pou with a bow and eyelashes) without being caught by their classmates or teacher. The game solely consists of three levels. Most of the game's assets were recycled from Pou Classroom Slacking. *Pou's girlfriend would reappear in Pou Love Story.
Pou Caring
Pou Caring is an HTML5 game on Yiv starring a baby Pou with hungry eyes. The game is a watered-down version of Pou, with lesser food and clothes. There is only one minigame (Water Hop), and the music is the Cliff Jump minigame theme. The game can be found in the Microsoft Store too.
Pou: The Original (Perpetuum Media)
Pou: The Original is an unofficial HTML5 version of Pou released by Perpetuum Media, created in 2021[3]. Much like Pou Caring above, the game has less features and items than the real version of Pou. The most noticeable feature in this version is that Pou's hamster is more interactive here than in the real game, as this one can be given food and can play along with the Ball. Only a few minigames are kept in this version. These are, in order:
Pit Pou is an Android platformer game where Pou, with boots, has to save a girl Pou from a dragon. The game has only four levels, but each level is long. The icon is a weird cat Pou.
Pet Run For Pou
Pet Run For Pou is a platformer game in which Pou has to traverse to worlds while collecting power-ups and avoiding enemies (like the Super Mario series)[4]. Pou's and all the characters' faces were taken from the previously mentioned Moy (specifically Moy's design in the first three games). The same also has a sequel called Pet Run for Pou 2.
Pou Shoot Monster
Pou Shoot Monster is a Flash shooter game where Pou is in outer space. In this game, Pou is equipped with a ray gun and has to shoot all the alien monsters on-screen to progress to the next level. Like Pou Slacking, Pou has hands in this game. Here is the walkthrough for the game.
A Smashing Pou Monsters - Kill The Aliens For Human Survival Kids Edition
A Smashing Pou Monsters - Kill The Aliens For Human Survival Kids Edition is a bootleg iOS app wherein the player must kill the Pous trying to reach an orange fruit by quickly tapping on them. The player must tap all the Pous as fast as possible before they finish eating the orange. Pou's "top view" can be seen in this game.
Cover Pou
Cover Pou is a Flash game in which you have to cover all the Pous from the rain using the wooden beams lying on the floor. The game is based on Cover Orange by FDG Entertainment.
Pouf Farts
Pouf Farts[5] is a prank app created by Fakur Games. The app features a crudely drawn image of Pou with feet and wings. Clicking on it results in playing a "farting" sound effect. There is also a game mode where the player can "inflate" the character. Doing so will result with a disturbing image of a girl with long hair and a white dress to appear, with a loud scream playing. The app has been removed for unknown reasons, but the deletion might be caused due to the shocking content and also copyright infringement.
The image of the girl is actually an edited stock image by Adobe, originally taken by Lario Tus.[6]
There is also a related app known as Pouf Burps, featuring the same character burping instead of farting.[7]
Pou Jump Adventure
Pou Jump Adventure is an HTML5 game on Yiv where in the player must tilt their device for Pou to jump on platforms. The gameplay of the game is similar to Sky Jump and Doodle Jump, however, the icon for the game features an unrelated cartoon potato with a blue cap
Squeeze Pou
Squeeze Pou is an unlicensed game where you squeeze a small Pou with your right mouse button. The game was seen on the Russian website, although it is not Russified.
Pou Cooks Pancakes
Pou Cooks Pancakes (Russian: Оу готовит блины) is a Russian unlicensed game about Pou, which is a remake of another cooking game (Elsa cooks a Christmas pie).
Pou Eye Doctor
Pou Eye Doctor[8] was an Android game that was released by Belanl Peter around 2013 and it functions like other eye caring Flash games but with a poorly made Pou with eyeglasses. This game used to be lost media until the game's .apk file was found on July 12, 2024. More information on the Lost Media Wiki
It has been confirmed that a sequel for Pou is in the works, however, there were numerous unofficial attempts to create a Pou 2.
There is a game with the same title by Joo Studios with the package name "com.poo.po". The game looks identical to the real Pou, except all black-colored graphics are replaced with white. No APK of the game can be found, thus this game is either considered lost or non-exisetent.
There also exists platformer game by Korsa Live[9]. The game is a clone of Super Octopus World Jungle Adventure[10], which in turn is a clone of Moy's World. Pou's face is replaced by that of Momo, the playable character from Super Octopus World Jungle Adventure.
A third Pou 2 attempt can be seen in this trailer, with many items and food replaced with characters from popular culture.
There is a fourth game entitled Game Pou 2[11], which is a yellow version of the game Poo 2 (who is light blue).
There is also a lost fifth version made by "games public"[12]. The icon of the app is a baby Pou with eyeglasses, although the preview images show screenshots from Moy 5.
This list refers to Internet memes about the Pou game, such as non-existent games, lore, and content involving Pou created with a comedic purpose.
Pou: Story Mode
Pou: Story Mode is an unofficial series of shooter games where you play as Pou, following a story as its name says. It is described as a high-quality series of games, released in various consoles (real and fictional) with its cover photos being images that are similar to Pou ex: Killer Bean, being the same as most memes, it is most popular in Latin America.
Neglected Pou
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Neglected Pou, Abused Pou, Sick Pou, or Dirty Pou is a lot of macro images of Pous being sick. The first meme was made with an abused Pou image was uploaded years later on April 16th, 2021 with the text "Hey / Hey Shawty". Another popular variant of the meme is an image of a beat-up Pou with a black eye and saliva.
How to Kill Pou
Poison Potion (or “Veneno Matador”)
How to Kill Pou is a Spanish-language video creepypasta in the form of a fake tutorial for the player on how to "kill" their Pou, that goes wrong, being not only popular in Latin America, but being a little popular in Anglo-Saxon countries. The video made various parodies of the scene that every image transforming into the Pou icon, made of other characters.
Bootleg Sad Pou plush
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The bootleg Pou plush used in memes (left) and the one not used in memes (right)
An unlicensed plush toy of a hungry, tired baby Pou is often used in ironic memes, image macros, and videos, due to its bizarre frog-like eyes and sad expression. Videos with the plushies in YouTube and TikTok involve depressing and oftentimes dark situations, such as standing in the shower sad, jumping off ledges to end their lives after their partners cheat on them, or getting frozen in water bottles or cups. The meme is often associated with a sped-up version of Rio Romeo's "Nothing's New." Unlike most other Pou memes, this is more famous among English-speaking users.[1]
Around the time the meme became popular, bootleg toy companies also began producing new variants of the plush, an entirely black Pou with a white mouth, and a white Pou with clown makeup similar to the Joker. Both toys have also been used in memes.
Kamden and Pou
Kamden, a member of the South Koreanboy bandAmpers&One, has been compared by fans to the baby Pou for having similar facial expressions.[2] Kamden has later referenced these comparisons in an image of himself holding a Sad Pou plush.[3]
Dou FC
Dou Futbol Club (Dou FC) is an Argentine football team created by Benja Calero, which was made with the aim of promoting the game of Benja Calero: Dou.
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As Pou is a notorious mobile game, it has different content creators on many social networks centered around the game. In order to include a content creator here, the influencer must have one of these requirements:
Administrator or bureaucrat privileges on Poupedia.
Content creators
Pou Vlogs
Pou Vlogs
Subscribers
Followers
+143K
+3640
+30
+313K
Accurate as of March 19, 2024
Pou Vlogs is a Brazillian content creator who makes Pou videos, having more than 100000 subscribers on his YouTube channel, and 450000 followers on all his platforms (YouTube, Twitter/X, Instagram and TikTok).
Interview controversy
Pou Vlogs became notorious within the Pou community and Pou's developers (Zakeh) after it was discovered that he made a now-private YouTube video about a "interview" to Pou's creator, Paul Salameh, which was confirmed to be fake by Paul himself, which was revealed by Pou developer OesKy.[1][2] After this, Pou Vlogs set the video to private in February 2024.[3]
Samila The Virtual Pets Fan
Samila The Virtual Pets Fan
Subscribers
+47K
Accurate as of May 20, 2022
Samila Vo Le Han, also known as Samila The Virtual Pets Fan, Virtual Pets Fan Animation, or VPFA, was a Vietnamese YouTuber known for creating FlipaClip animation memes and art involving characters from mobile virtual pet games (such as Pou, Moy, My Boo, and My Chu). Pou appears in some of her videos, although not as much as the rest of the virtual pet characters. Her account has been terminated.
Known Samila The Virtual Pets Fan video links (unavailable)
chachotroll ☆ is a Spanish YouTuber who makes Pou, Super Mario and Minecraft videos, having more than 34600 subscribers. He is known for creating El Hermano de Pou (English: Pou's Brother), a fanmade series involving Pou, who, with his "brother" Goomba, get into many adventures in both the Super Mario and Minecraft games.
Daviz45
Daviz45
Subscribers
+70.1K
Accurate as of March 19, 2024
Daviz45 is a Brazillian Youtuber who makes covers of songs from Pou. This started in his alternative account, Davi Tutoriais, in 2021. He posted a video in how to play Pou in the channel which contained a cover of Happy Morning Song by GoTaProduction (the song that plays in Cliff Jump, Cliff Dash, Connect, and Jet Pou) called O gnomo no asfalto (roughly The gnome in the asphalt). The video gained over 1 million views, (almost all from Hispanic countries) and remakes of the song were made. In 2022, he made a sequel of The Gnome in the Asphault, called A vingança do gnomo (roughly The gnome's revenge) and an finale that simply goes by The Gnome in the Asphault 3. He also made other covers of songs from Pou. Among his parody songs include the following:
Fachi (formerly FachiPou and FachiTé) is a controversial Argentine content creator who used to make Pou videos, having more than 4000 subscribers on YouTube before deleting all of his social media accounts. He used Loquendo for his videos.
Controversies
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Fachi left the Pou community in March 2024[4] after being involved in the controversies listed below.[5]
Obsession over OesKy
Fachi was accused of building up his fame by making almost twenty videos about former Pou developer OesKy while he was using the FachiPou alias, which, according to OesKy's sister Like_x1, made him go from 500 to 4000 subscribers, without giving her credits. After OesKy got involved in a car accident on March 8, 2024, Fachi kicked her from his server, thinking she died while OesKy was in a coma. He also put OesKy's Pou avatar into his YouTube banner without OesKy's consent.
Disinterest towards his fans
He also never responded to his fans' comments. According to OesKy, she made a fake account pretending to be a fan and commented with her main and alternate account to test him, he responded to OesKy's main account, but never responded to the alternate account.[6] Fachi also shared crude fan art of two baby Pous having sexual intercourse and uploaded inappropriate content in his secondary channel.[7]
Response
Fachi replied to the controversy on March 13, 2024 on a now-deleted community post, saying that he never obsessed over OesKy, something that can be false, since he already made the OesKy videos and was also proven that he kicked her and that he never replied to his viewership.