The hit Chinese animated series “Boonie Bears” continues to capture the hearts of Russian viewers, establishing itself as one of the most beloved international children’s programs on Russian television.
“Boonie Bears” has enjoyed strong ratings since its debut on major platforms such as Carousel TV and popular streaming services.
Created by Fantawild Animation and launched in 2012, “Boonie Bears” follows the comical forest adventures of two bear brothers—Briar and Bramble—as they defend their home from the inept yet persistent logger, Vick. The show’s mix of slapstick humor, environmental themes, and vivid CGI animation resonates strongly with young viewers, while its universal storytelling and heartwarming moments appeal to parents as well.
With over 600 episodes and a growing list of feature-length films—including hits like “Boonie Bears: Guardian Code” and “Boonie Bears: The Wild Life”—“Boonie Bears” has become a global franchise. In Russia, its success has led to merchandise, localized games, and dedicated broadcasting slots, making it a fixture of children’s entertainment.
The enduring popularity of “Boonie Bears” in Russia highlights the growing appeal of Chinese animation abroad. As more Russian families embrace international content, the success of “Boonie Bears” demonstrates how strong storytelling, cultural accessibility, and relatable characters can bridge borders—bringing laughter and values to screens across generations.