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Parents' Guide to

Robotia

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 7+

Sweet soccer-playing robots learn teamwork, friendship.

TV Starz Kids' Animation 2017
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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this TV show.

  • Robotia TV Series: Alex and his friends.
  • Robotia TV Series: Overlooking the tall buildings of Robotia.
  • Robotia TV Series: Alex and Parky talk with Bit.

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What's the Story?

ROBOTIA is an Argentinian animated series about a young robot and his friends in his new city of Robotia. Alex 3.0 and his family have just moved to the big city of Robotia. After a few days of trying to fit in to his new school, and his new neighborhood, he discovers a small football (soccer) field in a wooded area of the city. Here he meets a group of ball-playing robots, including Bibi, Cabeza de Radio, Robonito, and Cata, Also part of the gang is the spiritual Lunático, the large but sensitive Automata, the toddler robot Bit, its older sibling Bitty, and Parky, the robotic bird. Alex quickly discovers his love for the sport, and spends his time with his new friends playing the game and finding new adventures.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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Kids say: Not yet rated

This fun, sweet Spanish-language animated series centers on a group of young robots who are learning how to work together as friends and as teammates. As they practice, imitate their favorite players' moves, and imagine competing in the World Cup, they also learn how to solve the occasional problems that arise between them. Throughout it all, they also learn the importance of loyalty and the value of friendship. While the subtitled version of Robotia may be more of a challenge for non-Spanish speaking children to follow, soccer-loving kids who speak the language or who are strong readers will enjoy it.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about some of the experiences Alex has when he moves to Robotia. What is he nervous about? How does he go about adjusting to his new home?

  • What kinds of things does Robotia teach us about what people can do to be better soccer players, even when they're not playing ball?

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