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- This article is about the YouTube channel. For other uses, see Angry Birds (disambiguation).
Angry Birds' YouTube channel is used by Rovio to upload Angry Birds-related videos. and the main channel to Angry Birds which makes trailers, clips and many more videos. The channel was registered on June 15, 2006, and was originally used as the original Rovio Mobile channel until around 2015 with the upcoming release of The Angry Birds Movie.[1]
History[]
Before the release of Rovio's hit title Angry Birds, their channel went by the name of RovioMobile and they mostly uploaded game-play videos and trailers for their mobile games, notably the Darkest Fear trilogy. The first trailer for Angry Birds didn't come until the first of December, 2009 and has amassed 45 million views since then. Afterwards, they would create walkthrough videos for Angry Birds until creating animated shorts about it.
In February 2010, a cinematic trailer for Angry Birds was then uploaded. Since then, they would create animated trailers for either new updates or some of their newly released titles. The first proper animations were considered to be the promotional shorts for Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Space, whose art style is now used in most of its animated content. Most of Rovio's videos on the Angry Birds channel as of late have just been a regurgitation of their past work from 2012 and onward with an annoying pop-up of their current iteration of Movie Red.
In 2013, Rovio would reveal a cartoon based on the Angry Birds series, appropriately named Angry Birds Toons, which would feature most of its main characters, with the exception of Hal and Stella. Before the closure of Toons.TV, anyone who wanted to watch the series would have to view the episodes through that, and Toons.TV would only be available in most Rovio games. A short clip of each episode was uploaded one day before its broadcast on this channel. Two more animated series, Piggy Tales and Angry Birds Stella, were also released through this service, although Piggy Tales' episodes were never teased like Angry Birds Toons' episodes were. Another animated series, Cuppy, was also created, but there were never more than two episodes made for it.
Besides having a bunch of animated series, they also occasionally uploaded music videos. Very few of them have indirect or no relation to the Angry Birds franchise such as Fly Me Home Tonight and Reach The Stars, while some are collaborations with other music artists such as Apocalyptica. Some of them were branded as "Bad Piggy Records", though it was only cosmetic in the video itself.
In September 2015, the first trailer for The Angry Birds Movie was released, and has gained a total of 37 million views. To fuel up the success, they released a video before a few weeks of December 2015, in which the hatchlings from the movie attempted to sing Deck The Halls, and it went viral.
Other videos were still uploaded as usual, but after the last season of Angry Birds Toons and Angry Birds Stella, the videos now feature either promotional shorts or clips from the movie, as well as behind the scenes. This also leads to the release of the third season of Piggy Tales and Angry Birds Blues, both based on the style of the Angry Birds Movie. All of the content now prominently focuses on the Angry Birds Movie and its characters, with occasional vlogging or miscellaneous videos.
From March 2017 onwards, all their original animated series' episodes that were available to be viewed on Toons.TV were uploaded periodically on this channel, as Toons.TV was going to be shut down after a few months. Toons.TV shut down in August 2017, and all its original programming (not including third-parties and Nat Geo initiatives) were uploaded to their channel, with occasional compilations.
As of the closure of Toons.TV, new original shows were now uploaded on this channel, and some of them weren't primarily animated cartoons either, with some examples being BirLd Cup and Angry Birds On The Run. Occasional vlogging and other content like cooking and crafts became more common, all obviously themed on Angry Birds. The vlogs mostly feature two Rovio employees, Anna and Elsa.
Sometime around early 2024, the videos that weren't related to Angry Birds were moved to the Rovio Channel.
Series[]
Reuploaded Series[]
- Angry Birds Toons
- Piggy Tales (seasons 1, 2 and 3)
- Angry Birds Stella Toons
- Angry Birds Blues (episodes 1 - 10)
- Angry Birds Bubble Trouble
- Rocket Science Show
- Angry Birds Fun Game Coding
Original Series[]
- Angry Birds Blues (episodes 11 - 30)
- Piggy Tales (season 4)
- Angry Birds Zero Gravity
- Angry Birds on The Run
- Angry Birds MakerSpace
- Angry Birds Slingshot Stories
- PPC News
- Angry Birds Fan of the Month
- Angry Birds Surprise
- Angry Birds Funny Voice Overs
- Angry Birds Tips & Tricks
- Angry Birds Game Reactions
- Angry Birds Game Update News
- Angry Birds Timeline
- Angry Birds Red Carpet Report
- Community Q&A
- YouTube Shorts
Channel Description[]
Since the first Angry Birds game launched in 2009, the birds have flown full-steam into mobile games, licensed products, and movies.
Angry Birds has been played in every territory on the globe (including Antarctica), and has even been played aboard the International Space Station!
4.5 billion downloads, 50,000 unique pieces of merch, and 2 animated movies later, the birds are still flying as high as ever!
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- This channel has joined in 2006, as this channel was for mobile games made by Rovio.
- On September 13, 2021, the Angry Birds YT channel surpassed 5 Million subscribers, for this achievement, they released a Rube Goldberg machine video and did a 5 Million Subscriber Live Stream answering questions and reacting to fan art.
- Not related to their YT account, but the Angry Birds Twitter account's first tweet was on December 1, 2009, showing off the Angry Birds in-game trailer.[2]
- The account was re-branded from a generic "Rovio Entertainment" account to an "Angry Birds" account some time between April 30, 2015, and May 22, 2015.
- A Rovio YouTube account was made on May 1, 2015[3] so that there would be a separate Rovio YouTube channel.
- The Longest Running Livestream Ever is đŽ Angry Birds Live 24-7 - All Episodes & Series which went on for exactly 1,020:18:56 which is 42 Days, 5 Hours, 18 Minutes and 56 Seconds.
- Itâs so long the original livestream isnât available to watch on YouTube, but can be still accessible via a link.
References[]
- â https://web.archive.org/web/20151007032727/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYC2wjLop-S6Ld4raeoUVNA
- â Angry Birds (December 1, 2009). Check this video out -- Angry Birds In-game Trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNNzRyd1xz0. Twitter. Retrieved on November 28, 2021.
- â https://www.youtube.com/c/RovioEntertainment/about
External links[]
- YouTube channel (normal URL)
- YouTube channel (old custom URL)
- YouTube channel (new custom URL)
v âą e YouTube | |
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General | Angry Birds (YouTube Channel) âą Angry Birds Gaming âą YouTube Shorts |
Series | Angry Birds Fan of the Month âą Angry Birds Toy Unboxing âą Angry Birds Trickshots âą Flock Forward âą Fun Game Coding âą Introducing Angry Birds 2 Creators âą PPC News âą The Chronicles of Angry Birds |
Misc. | Angry Birds 2 Creators âą Angry Birds Friends Creators |
v âą e Social Media | |
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General | Discord âą Facebook âą Instagram âą TikTok âą Twitter (Red Twitter Takeover) âą Weibo âą Vimeo âą YouTube |
Other | Kahoot âą Tenor |
Inactive | Google+ âą RenRen âą Tumblr âą Vine |