Robocar Poli

This show is really great for toddler-age children. My son loves to watch all the time. The characters are extremely likeable and convey excellent educational content. The animation is very toy-like which is actually a great quality for children to watch. The safety lessons are relatable for kids to learn at a young age. This show also contains funny and suspenseful qualities that make parents actually enjoy watching with their child. My kid plays with his toys pretending they are the Rescue Team and has a blast because this is his favorite show.

Don't read this if you don't want to. It's my opinion.

I'm literally 15 and watching this show mainly because I love the style and I love the problems the children manage to get into. It's just really funny on how they seem to be so dumb but that's what leads the episodes forward so it's fine. I'm busy laughing at titles like "Don't play around in a parking lot.".

The negative reviews can be trashed because it's actually a pretty enjoyable show. It is just one of those kids shows that aren't unappealing to look at, the characters and scenarios they get into aren't terrible, and it's also something I can just sit down and watch. The reason I'm rating it an 8/10 is because the kids seem almost too dumb for their own good, but it doesn't get in the way of my enjoyment too much.

Just a note: for those saying this is a rip-off of Transformers, this show was obviously made with young kids in mind.. They took the trope of transforming vehicles but didn't directly rip-off Transformers. Not to mention that the transformations in this show are much simpler. Transformers change into cars to blend in while the cars in Robocar Poli transform to help people. SImple.

My son loves this show and as a parent I love the lessons it teaches him. The characters are great and very likeable. Some reviews claim it's a transformers rip off but this show is so much more. I'd recommend for all parents to introduce it to their little ones.

This show is made to sell toys. The plots rely on the characters being idiots for them to work. A lot of the characters spend a lot of time whining or acting really immature.

Basic plots are like this: someone whines about having to do something, and then everyone helps fix the problem. Someone intentionally ignores their friends, gets stuck in a jam, and everyone helps fix the problem. Someone feels sad, runs away, and everyone cheers them up.

It seems like they're attempting to teach the importance of friendship and emotional health, but it's just too shallow and caricatured too work.

I don't understand all the angry and hateful reviews. It's a little kid's cartoon. Relax. The animation is colorful, smooth, and fun. It certainly grabs my son's attention, and there's always very good safety lessons within each episode of the show. What's not to like!? I enjoyed this cartoon so much as a middle-aged adult, that I bought a set of Transformer-like toys off Amazon so my son and I can play and discuss safety, manners, and citizenship. I've watched several episodes with my son, and while I can't say that I've seen every single one yet, I've never seen anything that was offensive, inappropriate, or inappropriate. Honestly, with how awful and cringy some kids shows are (I'm looking at you, Caillou), this is a welcome change. I find myself actually sitting down and enjoying watching the episodes with my son, because when the characters transform from vehicles into people and save the day, it's pretty freaking cool. Hahaha!