I used to watch "BoBoiBoy" on TV3 in Malaysia when I was 5 years old.
- Wan Hani Nabilah
- 14 hours ago
- 2 min read

I suddenly remembered something, so this time I'll write about television from my childhood.
In 2011, I was five years old. I was living in Malaysia at the time, and the TV channel I watched most often was TV3 . One of the animated shows I discovered there was **"BoBoiBoy"**.
While BoBoiBoy is now known as one of Malaysia's leading animated series, for me, the first impression I have is that it's "an animated series I watched on TV when I was a child."
Since I was only five years old, I don't remember every single detail of that time. But watching BoBoiBoy on TV3 remains a fond memory for me.
The show featured BoBoiBoy and his friends battling various enemies and engaging in lively interactions. For me as a child, that alone was enough to make the program exciting.
And now, looking back, I feel like, "Was it really 2011 when I was watching that...?" (laughs).
At the time, of course, I wasn't thinking things like, "This is an anime from Malaysia," or "This series is going to continue for a long time." I was just enjoying it in front of the TV like any other person.
But those kinds of casual memories tend to stick with you more than you'd think.
Now, when I see the name and images of BoBoiBoy, it brings back memories not only of the work itself, but also of myself when I was 5 years old and the time I spent watching TV3 .
For me, BoBoiBoy is more than just a nostalgic anime; it's a work that connects to my childhood spent in Malaysia in 2011.
I wonder how it would feel to watch old BoBoiBoy videos again after so long.
I feel like taking another look at it.



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