Camp Splinterwood is back in session, and Red, Chuck, Bomb, and Stella are trading their usual chaos for tents, canoes, and a summer's worth of feathered mischief.
What is Angry Birds: Summer Madness about?
This 2022 animated comedy sends the familiar Angry Birds cast to summer camp, swapping the franchise's slingshot battles for the more ordinary hazards of bunkmates, camp counselors, and outdoor activities gone sideways. Red, Chuck, Bomb, and Stella arrive at Camp Splinterwood alongside a cast of fellow feathered campers, and each short episode follows a self-contained mishap or rivalry that turns a normal camp activity into a chase, a scheme, or a full-blown disaster. With a runtime built for quick viewing, the series keeps its jokes fast and its stakes low, leaning on the established personalities of the core birds rather than spending time on setup. Chuck's impatience, Bomb's short fuse, and Red's stubborn leadership all get put to the test by camp life's small humiliations, from canoe races to talent shows, giving young viewers a lighter, more slapstick take on characters they already know from the games and films. The Finnish-British production keeps the visual style bright and the pacing brisk, making individual episodes easy to watch in any order.
About the cast
The voice cast includes Adam Kirschner, Ana Sani, Matthew Christian Heywood, Gigi Saúl Guerrero, Ian Hanlin, Ty Olsson, Peter Kelamis, and Tabitha St. Germain, bringing the camp's roster of birds and counselors to life.
Context & significance
Angry Birds: Summer Madness continues the franchise's move from mobile game to animated television, following the same characters into a lighter, episodic format aimed squarely at younger viewers. The camp setting is a common device in kids' animation because it resets the cast into a new environment each season while keeping their core personalities intact, and this series uses that freedom to try out short, punchy gags rather than longer storylines.
Watching Angry Birds: Summer Madness on Ktime
Angry Birds: Summer Madness is available on K-Time with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, making it an easy pick for younger Farsi-speaking viewers. A free K-Time account login is all that is needed to start watching, and the show's page can be browsed without signing in at all.