Parents' Guide to Oddbods

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Common Sense Media Review

Melissa Camacho By Melissa Camacho , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 4+

Oddly fun show features problem-solving, mischief making.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 4+?

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Parent and Kid Reviews

age 6+

Based on 42 parent reviews

Parents say the show captivates children with its humor and character antics, creating laughter during family viewing times, though there are mixed feelings regarding its appropriateness for younger audiences due to instances of violence and adult humor. While many parents appreciate the laughs it brings and the creativity in character design, some express concerns over its content and the potential influences it may have on children, particularly those learning social and emotional values.

  • humor and laughter
  • inappropriate content
  • creator creativity
  • parental concerns
  • emotional values
Summarized with AI

age 8+

Based on 6 kid reviews

What's the Story?

ODDBODS is a CGI-animated series about seven colorful friends who live and play in Oddville. The cuddly gang, made up of pink Newt, yellow Bubbles, blue Pogo, green Zee, purple Jeff, red Fuse, and orange Slick have very distinct personalities. As a result, there's never a dull moment when they get together. From helping one another get fit, to hosting a crazy birthday dance party, they manage to trip through life while enjoying one odd moment at a time.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say ( 42 ):
Kids say ( 6 ):

This fun series features sketches of colorful, unusual characters navigating ordinary situations in ways that lead to extraordinary results. But there is no end of creative attempts to problem-solve, even if their process is a little weird.

There are some mischievous moments, most of which lead to mild disagreements and humorous semi-disastrous moments. Nonetheless, the Oddbods are determined to keep celebrating the odd in everyone.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how TV characters communicate when they speak a different language or don't speak at all. How do facial expressions, body language, and their behaviors tell us what they're thinking? What are other things that you see or hear that help tell the story in Oddbods?

  • What makes each of the Oddbods odd? Is it how they look? Behave? Fix problems? Even though they're all different, what do they have in common? What does the show teach us about being different?

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