Bruno and the Banana Bunch, a series created by Cuppa Coffee’s Adam Shaheen, has just been added to the Discovery Kids Latin America line-up. The Flash-animated show which follows Bruno around Banana Land, will premiere later this year.

In the meantime, here’s a clip from the show.

Back in April, Cold, Hard Flash reported on Toronto’s Cuppa Coffee Animation, and their preschool property, ‘Bruno and the Banana Bunch.’ So far, Bruno has been animated in 50 one-minute shorts, which have aired all over the world. And according to a recent KidScreen Magazine article, ‘Bruno’ is about to explore the longer format in 26 11-minute Flash-animated episodes, which are set to bow later this year. The article mentions how the show is adding some new dimensions, as Bruno will be “interacting with real kids in a live-action setting to fuel more imaginative adventures.”

Toronto’s Cuppa Coffee Animation recently redesigned their website, and included are links to two Flash-animated projects worth checking out.

The first is ‘Bruno and the Banana Bunch,’ a series of 1 minute shorts aimed at the preschool crowd. It’s currently airing on Nickelodeon, and it looks poised to become a major preschool property. You can see 6 full episodes at the official site. It’s simple animation with very clean design. The animation is done in Malaysia by Fat Lizard Animation.

The other is ‘Tigga and Togga,’ a 3-minute animated series that “explores non-verbal communication through rhythm and sound.” Not sure if this is on the air yet, but you can see an episode here.