Je s'appelle Groot

*Written after watching the season 2 finale* This is exactly what the MCU is missing, heart! I Am Groot tells some fun and mostly inconsequential stories throughout the MCU cosmos and, while being a cute kids show, it helps make the universe feel bigger and gives our characters little adventures in between the films. Marvel should follow this idea with other properties like Howard the Duck, Korg, or Goose going on little adventures and occasionally running into a familiar face. Fun little stories like these make this feel like its comic book counter parts, with its characters always keeping busy.

I am Groot

I enjoyed it for what it was- a series of shorts that are humourous, interesting, and cutesy yet with a tinge of darkness. It's a series that knows what it is and doesn't aim to stray away from it.

Yeah....... so

its kind of entertaining but feels like made for very little children 2-6 Year olds......

You dont miss anything if you haven´t watched it

I hoped for an connection to Kang The Conquerer and The X-Men in this but ok....just kidding

6/10.

What a beautiful, fun series. I really enjoyed every episode. Thank you, Marvel, because you always make us happy, even in the simplest things. I'm a fan of Groot's character.

I just finished watching all Five Episodes of Marvel Studios' I Am Groot and they were engaging, fun and adorable. The show is nothing great and yiu can't really compare it to the other big MCU Projects because it's just Baby Groot being Baby Groot. In one episode, he takes a bath and has a spa day, and in another he attempts to paint a portrait of the Guardians. It's a lot of fun, and isn't anything extra.

It keeps you engaged and sort of excited for the next episode while not doing anything crazy. It's small scale, it's so cute, and the episodes are wholesome and very short. The episodes are five minutes, and the credits themselves are two minutes. Overall, the episodes are bite-sized, being three-four minutes long each.

7/10, but remember: This isn't huge or crazy, I enjoyed it for what it was.