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- This article is about the video game franchise. For other uses, see Angry Birds.

The Angry Birds logo since July 2015.
Angry Birds is a Finnish video game franchise created and owned by company Rovio Entertainment. Inspired by the Flash game Crush the Castle, the franchise started in late 2009 with the release of Angry Birds for iOS, and later for Android and Symbian devices. Its unexpected success saved Rovio from bankruptcy, and predicted the release of many other video games, most of them produced by Rovio themselves, to this day.
Angry Birds stars a flock of exceptionally rare[1][2] birds- the Angry Birds- inhabiting Piggy Island. Their main task is to protect the three[note 1] eggs from the Piggy kingdom, a monarchy of green-colored pigs, governed by King Pig Smooth Cheeks.
The Angry Birds franchise has been incredibly successful since the release of the original Angry Birds; in early 2018, the series had a combined tally of over four billion downloads (over one billion of them being from the original game alone[3]) across all platforms.[4] The success of the first game led to the production of more games, alongside shows, comics, and films.
Overview
The main Angry Birds series takes place on earth, a fictitious representation of the planet of the same name. The earliest backstory for the franchise takes place on the fictional Piggy Island, where a flock of rare birds, known as the Angry Birds, protect three eggs. The Angry Birds (specially their de facto leader, Red) take their duty very seriously, as they think that those eggs will eventually hatch and bring peace to the island.[1] However, their eggs are constantly stolen by the Piggy kingdom, a political faction composed on pigs, whose monarch, King Pig Smooth Cheeks, seeks to eat them due to the ancient laws that force all monarchs to eat eggs at least one time in their life.[5] To retrieve their eggs back, the Angry Birds use a slingshot to be launched and destroy the pigs' buildings.
The Angry Birds Movie, a film released in 2016, expanded the lore of the franchise. Now taking place on Bird Island, a society of birds lived peacefully following a series of rules, one of them prohibiting them from getting angry. One of the members of said society, Red, who was a hostile, short-tempered bird, was eventually forced by law to attend Matilda's anger management classes after an incident involving a birthday party. There, he met Chuck, Bomb, and Terence, with him ignoring them. Eventually, Bird Island was visited by society of pigs from Piggy Island, claiming themselves to be innocent and solidary people who wanted to stay on Bird Island. The birds society accepted their stay and quickly gained their trust. However, Red remained skeptical about the pigs and their leader, Leonard. Inspired by the heroism of the retired Mighty Eagle, he, Chuck and Bomb went for his help, only for the eagle to refuse, dissappointing Red. Then, the birds discovered that the pigs were distracting the other birds with a party while they stole all the eggs and bombed the island. The next day, Red led the birds to Piggy Island, where they managed to destroy Pig City, the home city of the pigs, and get the eggs back.

In the earliest Angry Birds games, the player's main task was to launch a series of birds with a slingshot to pop pigs.
Most of the earliest Angry Birds games followed a fairly basic, casual, puzzle-styled gameplay, with the player having a small set of birds to launch with a slingshot to destroy the buildings in the levels and pop all the pigs inside. To launch the birds, the player has to drag their finger onto the bird on the slingshot and move it to aim. Releasing the finger would result in the bird being launched, and the next bird would hop onto the slingshot, waiting for them to get launched. The birds have different abilities, and some might be effective at destroying certain materials than the others. If the player runs out of birds without popping all the pigs in the level, they will get a "Level Failed" screen showing a pig laughing at them. On the other side, managing to pop all the pigs would result in the player completing the level, getting a bonus score of 10.000 for each unlaunched bird. Then, they will pass to the result screen, getting one, two, or three stars depending on the score received. They wil also be given the option to pass to the next level, go to the main menu, or restart the level. Most of these games also got limited Power-Ups as time progressed. These Power-Ups gave the player an advantage to complete the levels with more ease should they get stuck.
History

Jaakko Iisalo's original sketch that started one of the most successful apps in history.
In early 2009, the staff of the broke company Rovio Entertainment Corporation began reviewing proposals for potential games. One such proposal came from senior game designer Jaakko Iisalo in the form of a simulated screenshot featuring some angry-looking birds with no visible legs or wings called "Birds!". While the picture gave no clue as to what type of game was being played, the staff liked the characters, and the team elected to design a game around them. In early 2009, physics games, such as Crush the Castle, were popular flash-based web games, so the Rovio team was inspired by these games. During the development of Angry Birds, the staff realized the birds needed an enemy. At the time, the "swine flu" epidemic was in the news, so the staff made the birds' enemies pigs. Angry Birds was the studio's 52nd produced game and on its initial release, the game didn't sell many copies. After Angry Birds was a featured app on the UK App Store in February 2010 and quickly reached No.1 there, it reached the No. 1 spot on the paid apps chart in the US App Store in the middle of 2010 and then stayed there for 275 days. The initial cost to develop Angry Birds was estimated to exceed €100,000 ($113,724.90), not including costs for the subsequent updates. For the iOS version, Rovio partnered with distributor Chillingo to publish the game to the App Store. Chillingo claimed to have participated in final game polishing, such as adding visible trajectory lines, pinch to zoom, pigs' grunts, birds' somersaults on landing. Since then Rovio has self-published almost all of the later ports of the game, with the exception of the PSP version, which was produced under license by Abstraction Games.
When Rovio began writing new versions of the game for other devices, new issues came to light. As the team began working on a version for Android systems, they observed a large number of configurations of device types and versions of the Android software. The number of combinations of software versions, processor speed, and even user interfaces was significantly larger than that for the iOS version. Ultimately, the team settled on a minimum set of requirements, even though that left nearly 30 types of Android phones unable to run the game, including some newly released phones. It was released on October 15, 2010. One month after the initial release on Android, Rovio Entertainment began designing a lite version of the game for these other devices.
In early 2010, Rovio began developing a version of Angry Birds for Facebook. The project became one of the company's largest, with development taking over a year. The company understood the challenges of transplanting a game concept between social platforms and mobile/gaming systems. In a March 2011 interview, Rovio's Peter Vesterbacka said, "you can’t take an experience that works in one environment and one ecosystem and force-feed it onto another. It's like Zynga. They can’t just take FarmVille and throw it on mobile and see what sticks. The titles that have been successful for them on mobile are the ones they’ve built from the ground up for the platform." The Facebook version incorporates social-gaming concepts and in-game purchases and entered beta-testing in April 2011; the game became officially available on Facebook in February 2012.
Improvements for the game include the ability to synchronize the player's progress across multiple devices; for example, a player who completes a level on an Android phone can log into their copy of the game on an Android tablet and see the same statistics and level of progress. Later games were released like Angry Birds Seasons, which was originally Angry Birds Halloween, Angry Birds Space, a game which takes place in space and introduces a new bird called the Ice Bird; Angry Birds Star Wars and Angry Birds Star Wars II, which are based off the popular Star Wars film series, Angry Birds Go!, a racing game, Angry Birds Epic, an role-playing game where birds actually kill pigs, and other games as well. Eventually, a sequel to the main game was released that was called Angry Birds Under Pigstruction, which is now called Angry Birds 2.

A group of characters featured in games released after 2016, including Angry Birds Match, Angry Birds Dream Blast and newer Angry Birds Friends tournaments.
After the release of The Angry Birds Movie in 2016, many of Rovio's games were being targeted to a more "casual" audience, with games such as "Angry Birds: Flip the Bird", "Angry Birds Match", "Angry Birds Island" and most notably "Angry Birds Dream Blast", which were targeting the "match-3" genre popularized by the Candy Crush Saga series in the mid-2010's (which was released around the same time as Angry Birds was gaining global popularity). Many original players of the series were disappointed in the disappearance of the original slingshot gameplay, so Rovio released games such as Angry Birds Journey and Rovio Classics: Angry Birds in 2022 to appease the growing "#bringback2012" movement on social media.
Games
- Main article: List of games
Over the 12 years of the Angry Birds series, there has been more than 100 games (counting unreleased/cancelled games and editions of games).
Media
Rovio is investigating ways to expand the Angry Birds brand, including merchandise, television shows, and movies. Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio Mobile, has envisioned a feature film in the stop-motion animation style of Aardman Animations. To that end, Rovio has purchased a Helsinki-based animation studio to prepare Angry Birds short cartoons on the Nicktoons station's Nickelodeon Extra, the first of which was a Christmas special named "Wreck the Halls" that debuted in December 2011. Hed acknowledges that such a film would be years away and that Rovio must keep the characters relevant until then, by producing sequels or new ports of the original game.
Television adaptation
Angry Birds Toons, a TV series based on the game, made its debut on March 16, 2013. Angry Birds Toons is released through third-party video distribution platforms, including Comcast's Xfinity On-Demand in the US, Samsung Smart TVs, and Roku set-top boxes. It is also available in a number of countries on traditional television broadcasts. Angry Birds Toons is available on mobile devices by an additional Angry Birds Toons channel on all of the Angry Birds apps homescreens. The DVD versions for the TV series was released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The series has a total of 3 seasons.
On April 11, 2014, Rovio released Piggy Tales, a stop motion animated series. It tells the stories of the Minion Pigs' life.
On November 1, 2014, Rovio released Angry Birds Stella, a 2D/3D animated series based on the game of the same name, telling the stories of Stella's life and that of her friends on their own island.
On March 10, 2017, Rovio released Angry Birds Blues, a computer-animated series based on The Angry Birds Movie. It shows the lives of the Blues having fun, while the Hatchlings do random stuff and ruin their plans.
On June 9, 2018, Angry Birds BirLd Cup series was released. The series was released on YouTube.
On November 17, 2018, Angry Birds on the Run was released. The series was released on YouTube.
Most, if not all the episodes in all the Angry Birds series can be seen below:
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Episodes | 1. The Warm-Up 2. The Rainbow Flick 3. The Interview 4. Obstacle Course 5. The Quiz 6. The Target Practice 7. Scavenger Hunt 8. Rabona Shootout 9. Splat Wars 10. The Finale |
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Cast | Anna Antoniades (The Girl) • Antti LJ Pääkkönen (Minion Pigs) • Arnab Chanda (Chuck) • Baker Terry (Bomb, King Pig) • Celeste De Veazey (Matilda) • Kate Daniel (Stella) • Mike Bodie (Red) | ||||||||
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Season 1 | 1. Drone FAIL! • 2. VR 2000 • 3. Not So Smart Speaker • 4. Step Tracker Challenge! •. 5. Express Delivery • 6. Will's Secret Formula • 7. Live Stream Shutdown • 8. Exploring the MakerSpace • 9. Ultimate Unboxing Surprise • 10. Hide and Seek • 11. Scary Hatchling Halloween • 12. Will's Spider Bot Build • 13. Hoverboard Showdown! • 14. Selfie Stick Challenge! • 15. All the Way to the Top • 16. Vlogging with Zoe • 17. Race to the finish! • 18. K-Pop, meet A-Pop! • 19. Door Cam Disaster • 20. Ultimate Beauty Mask Tutorial |
Season 2 | 1. The Birthday Present • 2. Unboxing Show • 3. Filter Fail • 4. Trash Can Basketball Slam • 5. TBA |
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Season one | "First Level Ever!" | "Starstruck" | "Cake Party" | "Pig Popping Explained!" | "TNT? Not for me!" | "Popped" | "Pigs Will Fly" | "Space Invaders" | "DIY Time!" | "Target Practice" |
Season two | "Color Crazy" | "Pigs to the Rescue" | "Fearsome Flora" | "When Pigs Fly" | "Gotcha!" | "Power-Up" | "Unflappable" | "Pig Bird Flu" | "Photobomb" | "Priceless" | "Piggy Pranks" | "Rain rain, go away!" | "Perfect Balance" | "Prank Express" | "Green Cleaners" | "Daisy in Distress" | "Bird Feeder" | "First Person Flinger" | "The Fall" | "Egg Sitting" | "Slingshot Level 9000" | "Goose Eggs" | "It's a Trap!" | "Chill Out" | "Home Sweet Home Screen?" | "Locked In" | "Driving Lesson" | "Down to the Wire" | "Super Angry Bros." | "Connection Deception" |
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Season one | "Cabin Raid!" | "Hospital Sweet" | "Microphone Mayhem!" | "Dodgebirds" | "It's Raining, It's Boring" | "The Big Bird Bake Off" | "Much Ado About Pudding" | "The New Pig" | "Space Oddities" | "Bomb's Away!" | "Splashageddon!" | "Misadventures in Hatchling-Sitting" | "The Golden Pineapple" | "A-Haw-Haw" | "Stopped Short" | "Fowl Weather!" |
Season two | "Be Careful What You Fish For" | "A Knight's Tailfeathers" | "Chuck-In-A-Box" | "The Un-Chuckening" | "Detective Chuck" | "Friendship Falls" | "Bomb's the Bomb" | "Chill Hard" | "Pillow Fight Club" | "Let's Bounce" | "Fly Like a Mighty Eagle" | "The Sabirdteur" | "Prematurely Balding Eagle" | "Pranks a Lot" | "Crash Course" | "Splinter-Camp Games" |
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Film adaptation
- Main article: The Angry Birds Movie (series)
A 3D computer-animated film adaptation, The Angry Birds Movie, was released on May 20, 2016, which fully anthropomorphizes the characters for the first time in franchise history, giving them limbs and voices.
The sequel, The Angry Birds Movie 2, was released on August 13, 2019.
Comic adaptation
Angry Birds has been adapted into a lot of comics, see them here.
Merchandise
Angry Birds has its own cookbook, named Bad Piggies' Egg Recipes. Unlike the game, which focused on the birds, the cookbook focuses on the pigs and the dishes they could make using the eggs.
In May 2011, Mattel released an Angry Birds board game, entitled "Angry Birds: Knock on Wood". Multiple sequels followed soon after.
In Spring 2012, Olvi started to manufacture Angry Birds soft drinks, after making a deal with Rovio. At first, there came two different tastes:
- Tropic (tropical fruits)
- Paradise (pineapple-mandarin)
Later, in September 2012 Olvi released two new tastes to the soft drink collection:
- Lagoon (pear-apple)
- Space Comet (orange-cola)
In November 2013, Indian brand Parle started a marketing campaign in which a trading card is included in each packet of Parle's Wafers and it included a related contest to win Angry Birds merchandise.
In June 2016, Kurkure India started an offer to win daily themed prizes and a trip to Angry Birds Activity Park in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Trivia
- The most notable toys made by Angry Birds are the Telepods, created by Hasbro. These figures were created for Angry Birds Star Wars II, Angry Birds Go!, Angry Birds Stella, and Angry Birds Transformers. These are figures used to "teleport" a character of the corresponding figure into the game by scanning it, via the device's camera. Telepods figures are not only for this use but can also be used with the toy set that comes with the toy, like other Angry Birds board games.
- The Angry Birds characters have been referenced in television programs throughout the world. The Israeli comedy show Eretz Nehederet (trans: A Wonderful Country), one of the nation's most popular TV programs, satirized recent failed Israeli-Palestinian peace attempts by featuring the flock attempting to do a peace treaty with the Pigs.
- Kimi Räikkönen has an Ice Bird logo from Angry Birds Space on his cap.
Kimi Räikkönen's cap (featuring Ice Bird)
- Angry Birds has teamed up with the Lotus F1 Team for the upcoming 2012 Monaco Grand Prix, with its logo on the top of each Lotus Renault F1 car's nosecone, as well as a promotional web-based version of Angry Birds in honor of Kovalainen.
- An Angry Birds Friends tournament was released for this, the Lotus F1 Tournament (Also sponsoring Angry Birds Star Wars) and Lotus F1 Team Tournament.
- Hockey Bird, a hockey-playing bird, was the official mascot of the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championships. It was designed by Toni Kysenius and Rovio Entertainment. He was playable in the NHL All-Star Tournament.
- In June 2013, Rovio and NASA opened an Angry Birds Space-themed park at the Kennedy Space Center titled "Angry Birds Space Encounter". It features various experiences to the Angry Birds Space video game, such as creating characters and shooting birds at pigs. The attraction was also opened in the Space Center Houston.
- Rovio created a contest with the prize Angry Birds: Hatching a Universe, a book about the franchise and all the characters.
- Angry Birds has lots of rip-offs, knock-offs, bootlegs, and parodies; all of them are included here.
- Angry Animals
- Angry Birds Famicom (also known as Angry Bird 3, according to this page) (a pirated NES game created by the Nice Code developers)
- Angry Birds Heroic Rescue
- Angry Brains
- Angry Dews (MLG Parody Game)
- Angry Ducks
- Angry Farm
- Angry Frogs
- Angry Fruits
- Angry Pigs
- Angry Penguins
- Angry Pussy Cats (commonly known as Angry Purrs)
- Angry Swamp ChootEm
- Angry Tomatoes
- Angry Turds
- Beaver's Revenge
- Beavers Strike Back
- Birds Hunter
- Birds vs. Zombies
- Brutal Frogs
- Bunny Shooter
- Cannon Bird
- Chicks’n’Vixens
- Coco Loco (a game published by Chillingo)
- Crazy Birds (Fake arcade game made in the Philippines)
- Cut The Birds
- Feed the Dragon
- House of Mice
- Ill-Tempered Birds
- KFC - Snack! in the Face
- Mad Birds
- Moshling Boshling
- Shark Dash
Notes
- ↑ While most appearances show only three eggs, Angry Birds Epic uses five instead.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Angry Birds: Hatching a Universe, pgs. 4-5.
- ↑ Angry Birds (January 27, 2011). Angry Birds Rio Trailer. Retrieved on July 19, 2021.
- ↑ Batchelor, James (December 11, 2019). How Angry Birds broke the limits for mobile games. gamesindustry.biz. Retrieved on August 22, 2021.
- ↑ Whritenour, Jacob (January 17, 2018). Rovio Hits Astounding 4 Billion Downloads Across All Games. Hardcore Game. Retrieved on August 22, 2021.
- ↑ The World of Angry Birds Official Guide, pgs 11-12.
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Angry Birds Comics | #1 (2016) · #2 (2016) · #3 (2016) · #4 (2016) · #5 (2016) · #6 (2016) · #7 (2016) · #8 (2016) · #9 (2016) · #10 (2016) · #11 (2016) · #12 (2016) Game Play #1 (2017) · Game Play #2 (2017) · Game Play #3 (2017) |
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Toys | Angry Birds Air Swimmers • Angry Birds Gobbit • Angry Birds K'NEX Building Sets • Angry Birds Mash'ems • Edukie Angry Birds • Kenner Angry Birds Star Wars Figures • LEGO Angry Birds • Plush Toys • Super Looper • Telepods • Top Trumps • Trading Cards • YouTooz • Zzzopa |
Mattel Sets | Barbie • Knock on Wood • On Thin Ice • Spring Is In The Air • Mega Smash • Western Round-Up • Birds in Space • Lunar Launcher and Planet Base • Planet Block • Spring Has Sprung • Happy Holidays • Angry Birds Mega Fling • Angry Birds Summer Time • Angry Birds: Advent Calendar • UNO (Angry Birds Card Game) |
Hasbro Sets | More coming soon • Chutes And Ladders Jenga AT-AT Attack• Jenga Bomb's Speed Kart Game • Jenga Death Star • Jenga Pirate Pig Attack • Jenga Tie Fighter • Jenga Sebulba Podracer • Jenga Tower Knockdown Game • Jenga Trophy Cup Challenge Game • Monopoly |
Spin Master Sets | Castle Attack • Pig City Strike • Pig Island Smashdown • Sling and Smash • TNT Invasion • Vinyl Knockout |
Tobar Sets | Balloon Balls • Crashers • Cyclone Racers • Glow in the Dark Pig Snot • Hatch and Race Eggs/Blind Bags • Island Challenge • Jelly Ball • Magic Poo • Night Lights • Rage Racers • Snot Nose (Leonard) • Pig Head • Space Hopper • Squawkers • Slingshot Racers • Squishy Buddies |
Other Sets | Build and Sling • Action Game • Play-Doh & Cra-z-Art |
Clothing | A Bathing Ape • Billebeino • Huggies • Shoes ( K-Swiss/Sneakers/Slippers/Flip Flops) |
Food | Arby's • Burger King • Angry Birds Candy (Fazer/Health Food Brands/Flix/Fini/Park Ave./Radz) • McDonald's Happy Meal • Popeyes • Sonic Wacky Pack • Sunkist Angry Birds Game Playset |
House Decorations | Angry Birds Christmas Inflatables • Angry Birds Christmas Ornaments • Angry Birds Wind Chimes • Angry Birds Garden Stakes • Angry Birds Balloons • Night Lights |
Accessories | Bowling Balls • Car Air Fresheners • Collectible Coins • Face Masks • Duck Tape • Funko • Gear4 • Golf Balls • Halloween Costumes • H.E.R Accessories • Rapala • Sphero |
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Music | Angry Birds Theme • The Angry Birds Movie (Original Motion Picture Score) • The Angry Birds Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) • Rise of the Werepigs |
Videos | Peace Song 2011 • Fly Me Home Tonight • Here Come the Birds • Ode to Snow • Santamental Me • Shuffle & Spawn • Pigs Can Fly |
The Angry Birds Movie | Angry Birds Movie Score Medley • Bad • Behind Blue Eyes • Explode · Fight (Music) • Friends • I Will Survive • The Mighty Eagle Song • On Top of the World • Rock You Like a Hurricane • Sound of da Police • The Mighty Red Song • Wild Thing • Wonderful Life (Mi Oh My) • Paranoid |
The Angry Birds Movie 2 | Holding Out For A Hero • All By Myself • Margaritaville • Get Ready (2013 Orchestral Mix) • Angel • Lovin' You • Lx to Center • Space Oddity • Turn Down For What • I Don't Want To Wait • Eye of the Tiger • Fireball • Axel F • Hello • Baby Shark • I'm Too Sexy • The Final Countdown • Happy Together |
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