Subjectively, I find awesome how the bears are treated normally just like any other person, and how they, aside another character, big foot, are the only animals able to talk. The personalities are great, each character is fairly unique. The characters are well-developed, they will be different from each other and act in their own and funnily. The humour is honestly perfect, it mixes with the situations and the fast- pacing making you laugh hard at least once or just giggle in a good while. Speaking of which, the pacing is the best point of the show, everything is so energetic and crazy you will not get boring and always pay attention to it. Sometimes it also puts some awkward moments that work really well.A funny, energetic show you will not get bored of or not laugh to.

I don't know even how to rate this. It started great, went a bit downhill, came back better than ever, then went a bit downhill again. The three bears feel like real people, and the side characters are rarely annoying, with exceptions like Nom-Nom and Andy, but they were designed like that. I honestly love this show, and I think it's the 2nd best of modern CN after Over The Garden Wall. Overall, 9/10

This cartoon is the saving grace for not just cartoon network, but for cartoons as a whole. We Bare Bears proves we are slowly coming out of the hole most awful cartoons got us in. The mystery of Gravity Falls, and the energy of The Loud House proves that cartoons are slowly getting better, and We Bare Bears is no exception.The plot of the show is wonderfully simple. 3 bears are just trying to fit in. That's it. We are also introduced to amazing characters like Chloe and that tree guy. The bears themselves are awesome! (#icebear4president). This is a very sweet show, and I haven't found a single episode I hated.

Okay. This show is AMAZING!!!!!!!!! I've never seen anything like it. The characters are unique, not too immature, and work together. They have aired close to 20 episodes, and I've only seen them use crude humor once. The Bears obviously love each other very much, and would do anything to help one another. That is a fantastic element to a kids cartoon.⚠️THE FOLLOWING IS A SPOILER!⚠️ In one of the episodes, the Bears go to a movie. They are interrupted by rude people talking and eating loudly. Later on in that same episode, the Bears are walking down the street. They walk by a guy disrespecting his mom, and people yelling at each other. I think the main point of this episode is to question viewers if they are like these people, so if they are, they will change. I also think that they are trying to give them a better view of the world and how rude and disrespectful it has become. Another fantastic message. I'm not calling everybody idiots or anything like that, but let's face it, this time period isn't like The Andy Griffin Show.⚠️THIS IS A CHARACTER SPOILER!⚠️ The Bears also have a friend named Chloe, who is a child prodigy, and not an immature, crude, prank-pulling, snot-tasting idiot like Nickelodeon's shows have as characters. (That didn't concern SpongeBob. It's the only good show on Nickelodeon right now.) She is very fun and friendly. I love her personality. Now, shifting to Ice Bear. Very unique. Never seen anything like it. He's my favorite character. I love how his voice just stays monotone. Very creative. ⚠️PLOT SPOILER!⚠️ I also loved the first episode. I thought the part when they were putting their stuff in their backpack was genius. They each put one of their favorite items in their, which told about their personality. Panda put his phone in, which shows he obviously loves browsing, and Ice Bear put in ninja stars, which shows he is extreme and loves to practice fighting. Genius.This show is....incredible. Cartoon Network has struck gold. I hope this show will end up getting really famous. The creators are geniuses. I hope you've learned something from this review.