In 2009, while the world was reeling from the swine flu epidemic, a Finnish game company, Rovio Entertainment, decided to give people an outlet for their frustration by launching a game where players could fling a group of angry birds at evil pigs. Angry Birds went on to achieve over 5 billion downloads, becoming one of the most downloaded mobile apps ever and building an impressive nest in the competitive world of gaming, rivaling even legacy franchises like Mario and Sonic.
Rovio Entertainment knew the golden egg of opportunity lay in expanding its comical characters further, giving them their own lives and storylines through movies and TV shows. This vision led to a fun, animated, and expansive universe filled with green-bellied pig armies and short-tempered, geometric birds. Check out the list below for a detailed guide to every Angry Birds movie and TV show ever made.
Angry Birds Toons (2013)
Angry Birds flung into the world of television way before The Angry Birds Movie, debuting back in 2013 with Angry Birds Toons, a short-form animated TV series that expanded the Angry Birds universe. The show follows Red, the temperamental leader of the flock, along with the other colorful birds in his tribe, as they come up with creative ways to protect their eggs from the pigs who want to steal them. Each episode also features side quests for the birds, adding depth to their characters and laying the foundation for future movies and TV shows.
Piggy Tales (2014)
When Rovio Entertainment first set out to expand its games into television and films, it had its sights set on creating a stop-motion animation-style series or movie, but it knew this would take some time. Piggy Tales, the company's second animated series, fulfilled this vision by featuring funny one minute clips of the minion pigs trying and failing to complete basic tasks. This fun, short, and lighthearted series leans into slapstick humor with its silent stop-motion animation style.
Angry Birds Stella (2015)
Angry Birds experimented with longer-format episodes with its third show, expanding from short 1–2 minute clips to a 6-minute runtime with Angry Birds Stella. The series focuses on young Stella as she and her friends embark on adventures together and fight to avoid the evil traps laid by their former friend and the Queen of the minion pigs, Gale.
The Angry Birds Movie (2016)
By far the most popular media to come from the Angry Birds film and TV franchise, The Angry Birds Movie serves as an origin story for the Angry Birds. The movie follows Red, a short-tempered bird who is shunned by the rest of the flock after accidentally causing a nest of bird eggs to prematurely hatch from the stress of his screaming. Red soon finds himself leading the charge against their new neighbors, the pigs, who are secretly hatching an evil plan to destroy the birds. Red bands together with his friends to put a stop to their scheme, save their home, and hopefully win the trust and love of his flock. With a budget of roughly $75 million, The Angry Birds Movie became the most expensive Finnish film ever produced at the time of its release. The film received mixed reviews but still grossed $352 million worldwide.
Angry Birds Blues (2017)
Jake, Jay, and Jim, the adorable and mischievous trio from Bird Island, get their own standalone cartoon series. With only one season and an average runtime of 1–2 minutes per episode, you could binge through the entirety of Angry Birds Blues in just one short sitting.
Angry Birds BirLd Cup (2018)
In the summer of 2018, Angry Birds launched Angry Birds BirdLD Cup. In the FIFA special series, players from Everton FC, youth teams, and fan-favorites Red and Chuck show off their football skills, while the Bad Piggies try to keep score in their usual mischievous style.
Angry Birds Zero Gravity (2018)
If you’ve ever wondered how the flightless birds of Bird Island made their way to outer space while playing the video game, this short and sweet animated series has the answer. With a runtime of just 45 seconds per episode and only three episodes in total, Angry Birds Zero Gravity is the shortest Angry Birds series made to date.
Angry Birds on the Run (2018)
In a classic Stranger in a Strange Land trope, the birds find themselves mysteriously transported to planet Earth and must find a way back to their game world before the Bad Piggies destroy their eggs in Angry Birds on the Run.
The Angry Birds Movie 2 (2019)
The sequel to The Angry Birds Movie, The Angry Birds Movie 2 takes a surprising and unexpected turn as Red and his feathered friends from Bird Island pause their ongoing prank war against the pigs from Piggy Island and join forces to unite against a new, common threat.
Angry Birds MakerSpace (2020)
In this one-of-a-kind series titled Angry Birds MakerSpace, birds and pigs live together in a shared workspace complete with a warehouse, sound stages, and a tech lab. They have everything they need to play with and test out the latest tech gadgets, but can they do it without getting into fights with each other?
Angry Birds Slingshot Stories (2020)
If you’ve played the classic games, you know how the levels go: The piggies construct the stage, and the birds climb atop a tall slingshot to break it and protect their eggs. But what happens if the pigs fail to assemble their stage? And what’s the backstage drama that unfolds as the birds and pigs carry out their choreographed roles? Angry Birds Slingshot Stories answers all of these questions with a behind-the-scenes peek at the characters' roles as they navigate the chaos of putting together their slapstick show.
Angry Birds Bubble Trouble (2020)
The perfect series for tiny tots, Angry Birds Bubble Trouble follows the baby birds as they play and explore in their bubbly garden. The series consists of 44 episodes, each with a runtime of one minute.
Angry Birds: Summer Madness (2022)
Finally, an Angry Birds cartoon series with long-form episodes! Angry Birds: Summer Madness follows pre-teens Red, Stella, Chuck, and Bomb as they embark on new adventures at Camp Splinterwood, guided by Eagle as their teacher and camp leader. Developed for Netflix, the show features longer episodes with an average runtime of 13–24 minutes.
Angry Birds Mystery Island (2024)
Following the success of Netflix’s Angry Birds: Summer Madness, Rovio Entertainment struck a deal with Amazon Prime Video to produce Angry Birds: Mystery Island, a new long-form cartoon series featuring an all-new cast of hatchlings. The hatchlings are shipped off on an all-expenses-paid trip to a mysterious island, only to discover that their only way back home is by working together as a team.
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