The Booba Show, Booba: Food Puzzle, Booba's Bedtime Stories
Booba is an animated television show for children.[1] It is produced by 3D Sparrow, the in-house production company for Kedoo. The show was on its sixth season by 2025.[1]
The idea for Booba was first conceived of in 2013.[2] Initially, development of the cartoon was crowd-funded.[2]
Synopsis
The show follows the main character, Booba, and his friends, Loola, Spike, and Mr Beak,[3] as they go on unique adventures. The cartoon has no words or speech[4] and was intended for children one to three years of age.[2] Each episode is a few minutes long.[1]
Broadcast
The show began airing in 2016.[5] It became more popular over time[3] and broadcasting deals expanded the cartoon to Netflix, as well as to broadcasters in Turkey, Latin America, Poland, and elsewhere.[6]
While Booba is aired in more than 45 countries, the shows are typically released on YouTube first. It's also on free, ad-supported "FAST channels".[1] Booba merchandise is licensed through IMG, which has sold 40,000 Booba toys.[1] Booba's producer Kedoo was initially founded as a copyright and trademark firm specializing in YouTube in 2016. However, it became primarily a content development studio after creating Booba.[1] Kedoo expanded internationally and created other shows.[1]
By 2020, the show had been streamed 5.3 billion times,[5] or 20 billion by 2024.[1] In 2025, HBO Max began broadcasting Booba globally, except in the United States.[7]
Related media
In addition to the main series, another short called Food Puzzle was introduced with season 3.[3] A live-action version where Booba visits the real world, called The Booba Show, came out in 2024.[1]
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