Go Jetters

Go Jetters follows a quartet of quick witted explorers who travel the world with their disco loving mentor Ubercorn, a unicorn who brings music and mischief to every mission. The team, made up of Xuli, Kyan, Lars and Foz, zips between continents to protect famous landmarks from Grandmaster Glitch, their playful nemesis. Each mission pairs high energy antics with practical lessons about geography, culture and teamwork as the heroes outsmart hazards and fix things before the locals notice. The show keeps a brisk pace and a sense of curiosity, inviting young viewers to think about places, people and patterns of the built world while keeping things fun and friendly. The visuals pop with bright colors and crisp timing, keeping young viewers engaged.

Go Jetters is a 2015 animated series created by Katie Simmons. It centers on four international heroes and their disco dancing mentor Ubercorn, a poppy unicorn guide. The voice cast includes Pilar Orti as Xuli and Tommie Earl Jenkins as Ubercorn. It aims to spark curiosity about places around the world and how cultures shape daily life.

The show blends travel and education with light humor, encouraging kids to recognize landmarks and think about different cultures. Ubercorn's musical persona and friendly energy give the series a memorable flavor that stands out among early learning programs. It keeps the tone upbeat while weaving in small musical interludes that make geography feel accessible and fun for young audiences.

Audience response highlights its upbeat tone and educational angle. The show treats geography as a fun adventure rather than a lecture, while underscoring teamwork, curiosity and problem solving. The listed vote average sits at 7.8 out of 10 from six votes. Its compact format and bright visuals help it fit neatly into busy family viewing.

There are no major awards listed for Go Jetters in the provided data. The series has earned affection from young viewers and families for its bright animation and friendly heroes, but no prominent nominations or wins are documented here. The absence of listed awards keeps the focus on families.