Kids’ entertainment company WildBrain has hopped in to save beloved Ukrainian animation “Brave Bunnies,” taking a majority stake in the IP after its production was disrupted by the Russian invasion…
Created by Olga Cherepanova, co-founder of Ukrainian kids’ producer Glowberry, “Brave Bunnies” is a 2D animation for ages 2-5 which tells the story of bunny siblings Boo and Bop. Season 1 sees the duo explore the world around them – bravely seeking out new friends, games and experiences – while fostering values of curiosity, creativity, eagerness, openness and responsibility.at the beginning of this year, many of Glowberry’s employees were forced to flee Kyiv, leaving the show’s future in doubt.
Season 2, which is expected to deliver in June 2023, will be made by WildBrain’s Vancouver animation studio with Glowberry and Ánima co-producing. It will see Boo and Bop continue their adventures through Bunny World as they see old friends and meet new ones. “‘Brave Bunnies’ is a kids’ property born of tremendous creative vision and has the potential to be a major preschool franchise, having already established a solid foundation with audiences through compelling content and consumer products,” said Eric Ellenbogen, CEO of WildBrain.
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