Marvel's new animated series I Am Groot offers exactly what MCU fans want. Baby Groot's non-stop hijinx. All five of his five-minute short films drop the tiniest of Guardians of the Galaxy into scenarios with low stakes but high potential for adventure. Groot travels to an alien world, transforms, and nearly destroys Milan while following an artistic trend. It's a fun little series, but is itcanon? Now, it seems odd to ask if an incredibly engaging all-ages series will take place in the same cinematic universe that Thanos nearly conquered...but major sales in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. One of the points is interconnectivity, so this is a question worth considering. So...
Is I Am Groot MCU canon? Cancer does. In his Q&A on Instagram, Gunndirectly answered this question, stating: I find it difficult to see myself. His one such person at Marvel is none other than Brad Winderbaum, head of streaming, television, and animation at Marvel Studios. He states thatis not only I Am Groot Canon, but specifically Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 and Vol.2. The first post-credits scene of him. 2.GOTGv2 marks Baby His Groot's first feature-length outing, and one of that film's post-credits scenes as he grows into his teenage years. , it makes sense. ![I Am Groot - groot towering over little aliens]()
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But this 25-minute rampaging baby tree is MCU canon: Disney+'s I Am Groot Synopsis The short "Groot's First Steps" is "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. This makes sense, as it ends with him waking up and dancing in the pot, and "Groot's First Steps" begins with him getting out of the pot.
Ultimately, I Am Groot Whether or not you count it as part of the MCU canon is up to you. Disney and Marvel Studios' official line seems to be that it's canon. It's backed up by the fact that it's animated with the same realism as . If unavoidable, insert this into the rewatch of the MCU. In
