r/Pucca

Did not expect Ho to have blond hair 😆

This used to be my collection until a couple of years ago, as it's very difficult to find Pucca merchandise where I live, but little by little it has been growing 💜

I will soon make an update with my new acquisitions 💜💜

in this fanart Garu do like Pucca back he is just shy

By Me because I made this :D

So I've just had surgery recently and I'll need a week or so to heal before I can make more pages. But I have a few pages here before I gooooo (the art is so bad bruh)

I actually started this little project back in November 2025 but then I neglected it for like… 5 months (yay ADHD) until these past couple weeks of almost non-stop painting haha/).(\

ABYO FOLLOWS ME ON TIKTOK IM SO EXCITED

Found is peice of interesting media.

It seems to be a 3d animation that uses the older Pucca designs.

Hello everyone.

My name is Olívia. I’m Brazilian, and when I was a child I used to play a Halloween Flash game from Pucca on the old Disney XD Latin America website.

The game was called Pucca: Dulce Noche de Brujas (in Brazil it was localized as Pucca: Doce Noite das Bruxas).

For years this game stayed in the back of my mind like a strange little memory from the internet’s past. A few years ago, I even asked my boyfriend to help me look for it, but neither of us could find anything beyond a few screenshots and broken pages.

Recently, I decided to investigate it myself.

For the last weeks, I went through archived Disney XD pages, Wayback Machine CDX records, old Akamai CDN links, Flash game archives, GitHub, GitLab, obscure file-sharing websites, archived HTML source code, search engine indexes, and basically every technical lead I could find related to the game.

And after all of that…

I found almost nothing.

No downloadable SWF.
No preserved archive.
No gameplay footage.
No mirrors.
No public backup.

Only fragments.

Four screenshots.
Old HTML pages.
A few technical identifiers.
And traces of a game that clearly existed between around 2008 and 2014 on Disney XD Latin America.

The strangest part is that the investigation became so specific that I was able to identify internal slugs, CDN hashes, deployment structures, localization differences between the Brazilian and Latin American versions, and even the probable developer credit: “© VOZZ”.

But the game itself is gone.

At this point, I genuinely believe the game may no longer exist anywhere on the public internet.

It probably survives only on some forgotten hard drive, old family computer, school PC backup, burned DVD, or random USB stick somewhere in the world.

Maybe someone downloaded it as a child and never realized they were preserving lost media.

I also could not find the people responsible for developing the game.

However, I strongly suspect the developers were Spanish-speaking, or at least based somewhere in Latin America. Here’s why:

• The original title was entirely in Spanish (Dulce Noche de Brujas)
• The Disney XD Latin America infrastructure hosted the main version
• The game’s internal architecture matched other Disney XD LATAM Flash games from the same era
• The studio credit “VOZZ” does not appear connected to the Korean company VOOZ (owners of Pucca)
• Several sibling Disney XD games using the exact same structure were tied to Latin American deployments
• Even the preserved metadata and site organization point much more toward a LATAM Flash outsourcing studio than an Asian or North American one

So my theory is that this game was probably developed by a small Spanish-speaking Latin American Flash studio contracted by Disney XD sometime around 2008–2010.

And now the studio itself may have disappeared too.

I’m going to leave my full investigation document and all the sources I collected here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PAjYSKpkEOv3i7V2RGUrkG5bp9Xz-amV?usp=sharing

The document includes:

• technical identifiers
• CDN hashes
• Wayback Machine findings
• archive searches
• developer theories
• filename variants
• dead leads
• possible remaining recovery paths
• and everything else I could gather during this search

At this point, I’m officially ending my own active investigation.

Not because I stopped caring.
But because I truly feel I reached the technical limit of what can still be discovered publicly.

So now the search depends entirely on people.

Someone who played the game.
Someone who downloaded it.
Someone who worked at Disney XD Latin America.
Someone who worked at VOZZ.
Someone who still has an old Flash backup forgotten somewhere.

If anyone ever finds this game one day, I genuinely hope this document helps.

Good luck to whoever continues the search.

And I really hope Pucca: Dulce Noche de Brujas is still out there somewhere.

Joyous day

What do you think shes talking about

Found on Facebook on the Pucca Fans all over the world group

It’s from the martial art chronicles comics, apparently Pucca was engaged to this guy we don’t know the name of, he fought really well with hand fans and was really in love with Pucca but at the end left when he realized she loved Garu and not him

The person also mentioned the martial art chronicles comics stopped and the story was left unfinished so that’s why we couldn’t get to know more about him or anything else that was going to happen in this story but I don’t know if all of this is true so take it with a grain of salt

It's Addo, Imani here, I am just wondering when I was watching the Pucca original flash shorts, what is the song that plays on the intro? It sounds like some sort of circus~ish song (And I know it's not from Pucca because I heard the same theme in Seseme Street)

So Im just curious to find what the original song is.