Let’s talk about the I Am Groot TV series recap and the fuzz. This new comedy science fiction animated short series developed by Kirsten Lepore is based upon the beloved Guardians of the Galaxy character, and it centers upon his phase as Baby Groot as he adventures around the world in a moment between the first and second Guardians of the Galaxy movies. The shorts are everything you could expect from a Marvel Cinematic Universe production. So, let’s take a look at what they have to offer.
It goes without saying that some aspects of this article contain spoilers, and if you’re the kind of reader that doesn’t like these, you’ve been warned, as we don’t want to ruin you the fun. Moreover, we will cover details about the production and where to watch this show. So, without any further ado, let’s dig into this topic.
Who Is Behind I Am Groot?
Like all Marvel Cinematic productions, it has topman Kevin Feige at the helm; joining him, we have names like James Gunn, Victoria Alonso, Louis D’Esposito, Brad Winderbaum, and Kirsten Lepore. These episodes were developed under the Marvel Studios company and distributed by the Disney Platform Distribution for Disney+.
Cast
Vin Diesel reprises his voice role for Baby Groot, one of the Guardians of the Galaxy, a treefolk with a loose cannon for a mind that often learns from his errors. Joining him in his adventures, we have Rocket, voiced by Bradley Cooper, another Guardian of the Galaxy, a raccoon bounty hunter with a bad temper and a foul mouth who always scolds Groot and acts as a father figure for that character.
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Where To Watch I Am Groot TV Series?
These shorts are only available for streaming on Disney+, home to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As such, you will need a Disney+ subscription to stream this production.
I Am Groot Trailer
I Am Groot TV Series Recap
I Am Groot is a short animated series of episodes that run for four to six minutes. In the debut episode, we see Groot hilariously fast-forwarding the Marvel Intro and takes us to his early years as he’s just a sapling with enough courage to creep out of his pot with little leaves. That soft moment gets put to a halt the moment some robots set up an artificial tree and set him aside. So, he grows some courage and takes his first steps and rivals with the artificial plant, eventually befriending the plastic plant.
In episode 2, Groot starts building a tower made of branches, but some birds destroy them. So he gets really angry. Then, Groot discovers a tiny alien civilization under a rock, and they see him as a threat. So they launch a counteroffensive. In panic, Groot lets out a fart for a leaf, and the tiny alien civilization eats it, so Groot sets out to help them and assists them in getting them more food, only to trample them accidentally in a completely random and funny ending.
The Pursuit
In Eclector’s Quadrant, Baby Groot wakes up in the middle of the night and searches the ship for the bubble-colored liquid that came from a broken vial. Iwua, a shape-changing alien who impersonates him, appears to him later. Up until Groot uses the airlock to expel Iwua from the ship, the two dance while the alien teaches him dancing moves.
The Bath
Baby Groot finds a mud pool and bathes in it. Later, as a result of the mud, he discovers leaves growing out of him and grooves them in various ways, which irritates an alien species nearby. Groot finally drains the muck as the leaves quickly fall off. Groot cuts the alien’s hair so he can wear it as a scarf as it chuckles at him.
The Magnum Opus
Baby Groot gathers various objects from throughout the ship in an effort to attract the Guardians of the Galaxy and subsequently sets off an explosion in one of the quarters. Rocket obtains the drawing after spotting Groot attempting to patch a burst hole. Rocket is almost dragged out of the ship by another explosion, but Groot manages to save him.
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