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TV series

Maya the Bee

1975–1983, Japanese, on tv asahi.

The adventures of a young and happy bee who is sent by her queen to search for pollen, and in doing so she finds a new world that surrounds her, making friends with various forest creatures.

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Seasons
2
Episodes
104
Episode length
25 min
Status
Ended in 1983

Popcorn Flick

Fun if you don’t overthink it.

6.4/10 from 100 TMDB viewer ratings.

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Where to watch Maya the Bee

Maya the Bee is streaming on FILMBOX+ Now in India.

Availability in India as of 8 November 2026. Streaming data by JustWatch.

Latest episode

S2 E52: The Flower Festival

Aired 27 September 1983

Seasons 2

Details

First aired
1 April 1975
Last aired
27 September 1983
Network
tv asahi
Original title
みつばちマーヤの冒険
Language
Japanese
Country
Japan
Type
Scripted
Rated
U

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What Maya the Bee is based on

Maya the Bee is based on The Adventures of Maya the Bee (1912) by Waldemar Bonsels, published by Schuster & Loeffler.

Source details from Wikidata and TMDB.

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Maya the Bee: quick answers

Is Maya the Bee worth watching?

Our verdict is Popcorn Flick: Fun if you don’t overthink it. It scores 6.4/10 from 100 TMDB viewer ratings.

How many seasons of Maya the Bee are there?

Maya the Bee has 2 seasons and 104 episodes, about 25 minutes each.

Is Maya the Bee finished?

Yes. Maya the Bee ended in 1983, so you can watch the whole story.

Which OTT platform is Maya the Bee on?

Maya the Bee is streaming on FILMBOX+ Now in India. (Checked 8 November 2026.)

Maya the Bee parents guide: is it suitable for kids?

Maya the Bee is rated U. That rating means it is generally fine for children.

What shows are like Maya the Bee?

If you liked Maya the Bee, try The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Sonic Boom.

What is Maya the Bee based on?

Maya the Bee is based on The Adventures of Maya the Bee (1912) by Waldemar Bonsels, published by Schuster & Loeffler.

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