Parents' Guide to Minibods

TV Hulu Kids' Animation 2023
Minibods TV: Six furry creatures of different colors stacked on top of each other making waves to the camera.

Common Sense Media Review

Fernanda Camargo By Fernanda Camargo , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 2+

Bubbly slapstick has casual moments of emotional learning.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 2+?

Any Positive Content?

  • Minibods TV: Newt and Bubbles sit on the floor ready to color with crayons. Each hold a notebook and carry a backpack.
  • Minibods TV: Newt is front and center holding a soccer ball with her foot. In the back, Fush stands as a goalie and Lulu looks worried.
  • Minibods TV: Bubbles stands tall wearing a red cape between Fuse and Jeff, who look at awe.

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What's the Story?

MINIBODS follows six furry friends who live every day as a new adventure. In the colorful Land of Odd, they ride their bikes, care for pets, paint, plant, and explore together, finding joy in the simple things and creative solutions in the unexpected.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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With heart, resourcefulness, and age-appropriate humor, this show is slapstick done right for a preschool audience. While it's not groundbreaking, Minibods is a pleasant surprise that takes the best of Oddbods and trims the excess to deliver a show that's lighter, more charming, and with a bit more heart. If your kid is into the original series, they'll find more meaning in this one (maybe without even noticing the difference!).

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how the characters in Minibods often learn by accident. Do they know the right answers from the beginning? What do they do to overcome challenges?

  • Does having a positive attitude make problems easier to solve?

  • The Minibods look alike but have unique skills. Do you think it's good to have friends with different abilities?

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Minibods TV: Six furry creatures of different colors stacked on top of each other making waves to the camera.

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