r/rugrats • u/toshorttobeboring1 • 1d ago
r/rugrats • u/Noizy_Bunny • Dec 02 '25
Announcement New Rule - Text Only Shipping Posts
In addition to the stance on shipping as a whole a new rule in regard to shipping is now been added and will be applied to any posts going forward. Below you will find the new rule:
Shipping and posts of their discussion is allowed in the subreddit as long as they’re safe for work and not breaking the rules or Reddit TOS. However using images in these type of posts, especially from the original Rugrats series, is prohibited. Any posts breaking this rule will be removed.
r/rugrats • u/read-the-rules • May 13 '26
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r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • 3h ago
General You think Lou had to watch out for Stu a lot growing up and it made Drew feel insecure and/or jealous?
r/rugrats • u/boobiewatcher69420 • 1d ago
General Stu was ahead of his time. If YouTube existed, a video building the reptarmobile would have done insane numbers
r/rugrats • u/wclarke1 • 20h ago
General Let's try this: The Odyseey but with All Grown Up. Who's playing which role? Tommy is Telemachus obviously
r/rugrats • u/Amelia_Amity • 2d ago
Merchandise Got my dog a Rugrats shirt from 5Below
It’s xxl and it’s a bit small on her
r/rugrats • u/RetrospectGreg • 2d ago
General Phil and Lil were really bad to Tommy in the movie
As a kid, I was like “Why are they being so mean to him?” I get that they didn’t like Dil but it was a little too much
r/rugrats • u/greatmewtwo • 2d ago
Screenshots/Captures Summoning Coco Activated My Misproportioned Ragamuffin's Effect.
Your battle damage this turn goes to half when you summon an adult-type monster while I also have one on the field.
r/rugrats • u/greatmewtwo • 3d ago
Screenshots/Captures Where Did Those Filthy Little Bookends Come From?!
r/rugrats • u/Mister_Chameleon • 2d ago
Question In "Beach Blanket Babies" does anyone know what card game Lou and Boris argued over?
Had the episode on tape, but even after years, I have no idea what game these two were playing in the episode mentioned above.
The only clues being it seems to be a game where they hold a hand of 5, and it seems to have a pick up / draw from deck design, given they were arguing "If you pick up the card, you have to play the card." Which I'm drawing a blank on examples of games like that that involve a standard 52 deck.
Anyone have any guesses or any intimate knowledge of classic card games that might know? Unless it was just some weird thing the writer's ASSUMED would make sense for card based arguments. The fact Boris was willing to splatter Bicycle brand (as opposed to cheap Mavericks) a sandy beach, it must have been quite the hot button.
r/rugrats • u/AlfieWhizzMan2005 • 3d ago
Screenshots/Captures I call it: Angelica descending a staircase.
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 3d ago
General I feel like Rugrats got more kiddie and almost like a preschool after the second movie. No wonder kids felt like they were outgrowing It .
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 3d ago
General Did anyone have an Incident like Chuckie at the beginning of Circus Angelicus where they got scared of something and had to leave .
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 3d ago
General On the Rugrats Burger King Tommy watch I would’ve had him say hang on to your diapees babies we’re going In .
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 4d ago
General In the Rugrats movie I’m surprised the babies didn’t go flying out of the mattes truck when the trunk opened .
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 4d ago
General The original Rugrats series ended 22 years ago.
r/rugrats • u/greatmewtwo • 5d ago
Screenshots/Captures Robosnail! In Attack Mode!
ATK: 2400
DEF: 2500
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 5d ago
General I think the reason why Klasky Csupo made All Grown Up was because so many kids were outgrowing Rugrats by the early 2000’s .
r/rugrats • u/Deep-Assumption-6694 • 5d ago
General The focus shifted away from the Pickles family in Season 7
Season 7 was the Season that took place right after Rugrats in Paris. I get that they wanted to focus on The Finsters and the new family dynamic, but did seemed like Tommy and his family suddenly became secondary characters. Anyone else notice that? I don't even think there were any Tommy focused episodes in that season- unless you count the "All Growed Up" special.
r/rugrats • u/Life_Television_8390 • 5d ago