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Angry Birds Bubble Trouble, [1] is a 3D animation series of the comic-family genre, based on the designs and concepts of the video game Angry Birds Dream Blast, being produced by Rovio Entertainment, in collaboration with Los Amigos, an animation studio based in Brazil. Peru and Chile. [2] The series has a total of 20 episodes, lasting between one or two minutes each, which were released on August 31, 2020. [1]

Unlike other Angry Birds series, Angry Birds Bubble Trouble was initially released as a series for the Amazon streaming service FreeTime Unlimited, but touting a wider distribution planned for a later date. [2]

On December 5, 2020, the episodes of the animated series began to be released periodically through the official Angry Birds channel on YouTube, [3] ending their broadcast on May 8, 2021. [4] The series was directed by Fabiano Pandolfi and Kim Helminen. [1]

Summary

1 History
2 Description from Amazon
3 Rovio Ad
4 Characters
5 Episodes
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- 6.1 Video
7 Curiosities
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History

The series was produced by Rovio Entertainment, in association with Los Amigos, a group made up of the studios Hype (Brazil), PunkRobot (Chile) and Red Animation Studios (Peru), the series being based on the concepts, ideas, and designs of the world of the mobile video game Angry Birds Dream Blast, released in 2019. [5]

The series was announced the same day it was released, August 31, 2020, along with a trailer for it released for YouTube by Rovio Entertainment, [6] and an announcement on its official website. [2] The series began being released as exclusive content for the streaming site Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, but announcing that a more extensive distribution was being planned for the dates after the same. The series was launched along with 20 episodes of between one and two minutes, in its first season. [2]

After much speculation, on November 28, 2020 it was confirmed that the series would begin to be broadcast on the official Angry Birds channel on YouTube, starting on December 5 of the same year, with an episode premiering weekly on the channel. [3 ] This broadcast ended on May 8, 2021, when the final episode, titled "The Ultimate Candy Jar", was released. [4]

Description of Amazon

Come play with the young Angry Birds in their bubble garden! This beautiful garden is a safe haven from where the birds are free to let their imaginations run wild, play games, pretend to be superheroes and, of course, get into all kinds of trouble. Join the herd on their daily adventures in 20 beautiful, bite-sized episodes! [1]

Rovio ad

Rovio Entertainment CMO Ville Heijari had this to say about the release: “The production team has done a fantastic job creating a world that is fun, joyous and in tune with the Angry Birds Dream Blast universe. We are delighted to unveil this series with Amazon, but for all of this to happen, I want to give a special thank you to the Los Amigos team, who were able to deliver despite these difficult closing months. "[2]

"Kids around the world love to play Angry Birds games, and we are excited to bring the Angry Birds Bubble Trouble series to our Amazon FreeTime Unlimited customers," said Dan Nord, Director of Amazon Kids & Family. [ 2]

Characters

Red
Chuck
Bomb
Stella
Silver

Unlike the version of Silver in Angry Birds Dream Blast, during the event of Angry Birds 2: The Movie, in the Angry Birds Bubble Trouble series, this one has a design more similar to that of Angry Birds 2.
This series, along with Angry Birds: Summer Madness, are the only series which were not released for YouTube.
This is the second series to be based on a specific Angry Birds video game, the first series was Angry Birds Stella Toons.
The series was posted on the Angry Birds YouTube page on December 5.
The series represents the game Angry Birds Journey. But in all the chapters it has the bubbles of the Angry Birds Dream Blast.
Angry Birds Bubble Trouble is the first Angry Birds animated series to feature the appearance of the Silver bird.

↑ 1,0 1,1 1,2 1,3 Amazon: Angry Birds Bubble Trouble
↑ 2,0 2,1 2,2 2,3 2,4 2,5 Angry Birds Bubble Trouble aparece en Amazon FreeTime Unlimited
↑ 3,0 3,1 Angry Birds Bubble Trouble New Trailer - YouTube
↑ 4,0 4,1 Angry Birds Bubble Trouble - The Ultimate Candy Jar
↑ AnimationMagazine - Angry Birds Bubble Trouble aparece en FreeTime Unlimited
↑ Angry Birds Bubble Trouble (Trailer) - YouTube