You may remember a series that I talked about a while ago, Nanigugu. These cartoons we are talking about today remind me a lot of that. Zoobabu is a cartoon series that proposes a riddle in each chapter, since there is a box that hides an animal.
Through different tracks that are offered to children, you have to guess which animal a tube belongs to, or it is black and white stripes, it creeps slowly ... The box gives the keys, track by track, so that children can guess which animal hide.
There are more than one hundred different animals that children can discover each day. The Zoobabu series is aimed at audiences between three and six years old and has been recognized internationally. It is the first European television series made in 3D stereoscope technique, although most televisions are not prepared for this type of broadcast.
As in Nanigugu and also (to a lesser extent) Pocoyo or Dora the Explorer, Zoobabu wants the young spectator to participate with their responses, each time in a different scenario. There is a dialogue between the mysterious animal and a child that little by little is advancing in the recognition of the first.
In addition to the physical features, easier to identify, the scriptwriters also include habits, data related to the storytelling or magical children's culture and natural knowledge in general. The box gradually takes the form of the animal, until it becomes fully at the end of the chapter, with the resolution.
They are short chapters: the duration of each episode is around two minutes, so children focus their attention completely on the puzzle.
The Zoobabu cartoon series that proposes children to guess the animal that hides a box It is of Catalan production and is broadcast on regional television and currently on Clan TV. The TVE website offers the chapters as they are broadcast. If you still do not know them, I encourage you to see some chapter with the children, they find it very entertaining.
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