Baby Groot isn’t an idiot, and neither are the Minions, but that’s how both Disney and Universal want them to be seen. Again, it’s the Three Stooges formula.

Baby Groot became so difficult to find — in both the teaser and the promotional image — that people started asking if the new Where’s Waldo? book could feature the new Marvel character.

Baby Groot got his own Lego set, his own Marvel Infinity comic series, and an entire line of Funko Pops. My nephew had a Baby Groot robot that would play ELO’s Mr. Blue Sky and dance around, ...

Baby Groot was "born" at the end of the first "Guardians of the Galaxy" film, and the extraterrestrial, treelike creature is a tiny, scene-stealing superhero in "Vol. 2." ...

The I Am Groot Season 2 release date is approaching, and viewers are wondering when they can start streaming the TV series. This series follows the naughty adventures of Baby Groot, taking place ...

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Groot first appeared in 2014’s “Guardians of the Galaxy,” which saw the character sacrifice himself to be replaced by his son, “Baby Groot,” which grew ...

Baby Groot’s pettiness is one of the funniest parts of these shorts, and Groot Takes a Bath gives us lots of laugh-worthy moments from him — both innocent and more mischievious. 2.

But more should be made of Baby Groot; Since Baby Groot gets his name on this Lego set — it's Rocket and Baby Groot, after all — it's a shame that Groot is nothing more than a minifigure.

Lego Marvel Rocket & Baby Groot: was $59.99 now $47.99 at Amazon Save 20% on the best Lego Marvel set for Guardians of the Galaxy fans.This brick-built Rocket is absolutely adorable, and comes ...