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Universal really screwed the pooch on this one, because the way they did with the marketing on Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken is unacceptable! They were doing so good in the box office with The Bad Guys, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Cocaine Bear, and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, but DAMN! They did Ruby Gillman dirty in the box office and that's a real shame. Both DreamWorks Animated and the movie deserved better than this!

Regardless, this is a really cute and fun movie. It shows that and adorable teenage kraken named "Ruby Gillman" who lives in the human world with her kraken family and she wants to go to the prom with a human boy, until her life flips topsy-turvy when she discovers that she can go into giant full kraken form when she goes underwater and she comes across face-to-face with a mermaid girl named "Chelsea" who is a fan-favorite character and heck, even I love her. The animation is obviously good, I don't mind the character designs, in my opinion, I thought the character designs look really cute and funny and the the animation has tons of beautiful scenes and brilliant visuals and it's colorful as well. The plot of the film does remind me of both Turning Red and Luca, but Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken is it's own thing, okay? It is not a rip-off of both of these Pixar films, it is it's own thing.

Overall Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken isn't an awesome film, it's not as awesome as Puss in Boots: The Last Wish or The Super Mario Bros. Movie, but it's a really enjoyable film, and I recommend anyone to watch it and give it more money so it won't be a flop anymore and Universal needs to learn about good marketing. Seriously, go watch Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken in theaters, that film needs more love and more support and same goes to Disney/Pixar's Elemental!

I give Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken a 9.2/10.

Clone High is one of the most fan-favorite animated shows of all time and it's also one of my favorite MTV cartoons alongside with Beavis and Butt-Head, Daria, and 3-South. And I noticed it's cancelation and I acknowledge the reason because of one of the characters, Gandhi. Everyone loves Gandhi, but he was the reason why Clone High got canned.

20 years later, the show got revived by HBO Max (now called "Max" which is obviously a lame name. Like, burn in Hell, Warner Bros. Discovery and get bent, David Zaslav)

I watched the first two episodes of the Clone High reboot and I really enjoyed the heck out of it, sure it's animated in Toon Boom Harmony, but I quickly got used to it and there are some new characters who I find are quite enjoyable. Abe, Joan, Cleo, JFK, Scudworth, Mr. B, etc. They're still enjoyable and so are the new characters too. The humor is still remarkable and it also holds up.

This is undoubtedly a fun revival of the old show, still we all miss Gandhi and who knows, maybe he'll make a comeback later on in Season 4...I hope there's a Season 4.

I give Clone High (2023) a 9.8/10.

Look, I loved Adult Swim. I always praise them for a variety of shows, Smiling Friends, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Final Space, Primal, Moral Orel, Robot Chicken, Venture Bros, The Boondocks, The Shivering Truth, Tigtone, JJ Villard's Fairy Tales, Black Dynamite, Tuca & Bertie, YOLO, Home Movies, The Jellies!, Squidbillies, Metalocalypse, Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law, Mike Tyson Mysteries, Lazor Wulf, Blade Runner: Black Lotus, etc.

But there are some shows that rubbed me the wrong way, some shows from AS are just absolute rubbish. Like for example, Assy McGee, Minoriteam, and the new show...ugh, Royal Crackers.

Now, to be fair, when I saw the trailer, I see that the jokes don't land, the characters are awful, and the art style is hideous to look at and frankly, I was right. This show is horrible.

I don't even give a crap about the characters, I could care less about the humor, I don't care about anything about this show, the jokes are not funny, all the characters are so terrible, you want them all dead, the animation is bland, and again, the art style is a total eye sore. The only positive is that the voice acting is solid, that's it.

Yet, I still can't believe that some of my favorite AS shows like Final Space, Tigtone, Tuca & Bertie, and Lazor Wulf are canceled and they decided to renew Royal Crappers for a second season, I really hope it doesn't get a third season because I really had enough of this show. Say what you want about HBO Max's Velma, but at least it's art style looks stunning and the animation is good, but this show sucks, I wouldn't recommend anyone to watch it. Oh and Warner Bros. Discovery can rot in the dumpster too!

So many controversial stuff about HBO Max's Velma, folks. At first, I was very skeptical and interesting about it and I'm willing to give it a fair shot because I'm one of those folks who can make fair and honesty opinions.

I get that why people are so mad and salty about Velma being adult animated, judging that Velma is from the family-friendly Scooby-Doo franshise, and I have to agree with them. But, that's not the case here. I had decided to watch it on HBO Max when it comes out, and I've got to say...it's not bad. Seriously, it's not that bad, but it's not good either. I think some of the writing in this show is kinda nice and the animation is pretty great too. The characters were kinda dumb down, Velma's personality matches with Mindy Kaling's other characters such as Disgust from Inside Out for example, which kinda makes sense because Mindy voices both of these characters. Daphne is the typical snobbish popular girl, Fred is the pompus rich boy, and Norville is Shaggy's replacement. Also, I wouldn't mind if they add Scooby in the show or not, they didn't add Scooby in the show and I honestly don't mind....sorry, but Scooby wouldn't fit in a adult show unless it's some kinda a crude parody cutaway gag scene from Family Guy or Robot Chicken.

Again, the animation is amazing, like some of the part makes the animation looks fluid and impressive and the the show's visual art style kinda reminds me of The Venture Bros. And there are some interesting moments with the characters, not to mention that the show's mystery solving murder case story is obviously interesting to me.

Overall, you can hate this show all you want, but it does have a few great qualities about it when it comes to the animation and the visuals. If you disagree with me saying that Velma is average, or you can agree with me. I can respect your opinion if you dislike or hate the show.

Again, it's not a bad show, but it's not a good one, I would call it mixed and average.

I give HBO Max's Velma a 6.4/10.

I just watched a first few episodes of Hulu's newest adult animated show, Koala Man. I've got to say that I was actually kinda impressed with it. The show's background design has more texture, and the visuals are nothing special, the visuals are at least quite fun to look at. The character designs reminds me of the art style from Rick and Morty, Close Enough, Solar Opposites, and Final Space. The characters are kinda like a mixture of the characters from Solar Opposites and Close Enough to me, and yet they're likable and the humor is also fun. Not to mention some of the parts of the show are really great, for example, some animation segments on the characters are considered to be really fluid and it's actually splendid to look at.

All and all, Koala Man will put a smile on your face and I highly recommend it, it's funny, action-packed, and it's enjoyable, especially from Michael Cusack and Justin Roiland.

I give Koala Man an 8.9/10.

You know, I respect anyone's opinions as long as they are understandable, respectful and make sure it makes sense. But some opinions, even in this website are just downright terrible and insane, especially the most controversial review of this movie is much even worse than the other bad reviews, so I strongly disagree with them. They should all be ashamed for not understanding this movie.

Regardless, I just watched Turning Red and I absolutely love the film, it features a 13 year old girl named "Mei" who enjoys having fun with her friends and yet people see her as totally awkward. Her mom, "Ming" is a good mother, but when it comes to Mei getting involved into something, Ming becomes overprotective. Then all of a sudden, Mei transforms into a big red panda due to her emotions, every time Mei gets emotional, she turns into a giant red panda which is very interesting and creative.

Overall, Turning Red is amazing, the humor is good, most of the characters are likeable, there are strong and beautiful heartwarming moments, the art style is great, I love how it resembles the style of classic anime, the story is well-done and again, the red panda plot is very creative. I would consider Turning Red to be one of my favorite Pixar movies of all time and not just that, but also one of the best Pixar movies of all time. I highly recommend you to watch it. I give Turning Red a 9.8/10.

To be honest, I really wanted to like this show or maybe even tolerate it. But Comedy Central's new cartoon, Fairview really insulted me. How am I insulted you may ask? Well isn't it obvious? It's not funny, the art style is strange and not in a good way, and the characters are bland, annoying and unlikable. Just watched the first episode of the show last night and I find it an absolute mess. Who would ever thought that it was a smart idea for Comedy Central to greenlight this? Fairview is trying so damn hard to be like South Park but it failed miserably. Unlike Fairview, South Park has talent, it has subtlety, it has charm and what does Fairview have? Nothing. This has got to be one of the worst cartoons Comedy Central has ever produced and I hope it gets canceled after one season. Let's just hope Jodie (a spin-off of MTV's Daria) airs on Comedy Central and see if that show will give us plenty of great laughs and charm...which I believe it will. I give Fairview a 2.1/10.

In 2020, Adult Swim released an animated pilot called "Smiling Friends" featuring two guys named "Charlie" and "Pim" who have a job to make people happy. Everyone watched it and they all loved it so much, even I find it mildly enjoyable. After months of demands from fans all around Twitter and the Internet, Adult Swim finally greenlighted Smiling Friends and boy does that show looked even better than before. The writing in this show is very funny and there are tons of clever Internet references in it, the voice acting is really good by the way. Not to mention, the animation is great, I love how Smiling Friends has shown more of it's traditional hand-drawn animation than it's flash animation, that is pretty incredible. I have got to say that Smiling Friends is easily one of the best Adult Swim cartoons out there and I'm happy this show exists, yet I still want Adult Swim to revive Final Space and greenlight Pibby into a full series. Go watch Smiling Friends if you haven't already, it's a really fantastic show on Adult Swim. I give this show a 9.8/10.

People called Santa Inc a very bad show and I started to believe them because they are not wrong. It's Christmas Day and I have been a huge fan of Christmas, all the jolly vibes, colorful happiness, Winter, milk and cookies, etc. I started watching Santa Inc and I was hoping I would give this show a chance, I mean it's Christmas right? Surely this show isn't that awful, right?

No, of course.

Santa Inc is a very bad show, I would not say it's outright horrible, I wasn't extremely offended or anything but I'm going to talk about the positives first and then I'll talk about the negatives.

The positives: Santa Inc's animation is very good, it has really nice stop-motion animation and it reminds me a lot like Robot Chicken or Moral Orel, the voice acting is actually kinda nice, there are some sweet and a few funny moments in this show and I like how creative and colorful the world of Santa Inc really is. That is it, that much about it.

Now for the negatives: All the characters are spiteful, all of them suck, like for example, Candy Smalls wants to become the new Santa which is a little odd, as she interferes with anyone else's dreams, thus making her an ungrateful little runt. The humor is really just vulgar and so are the jokes, the jokes that involves crude sexual jokes mixed with too much swearing. Oh ha ha ha, it's funny because of swearing but don't get me wrong, most shows with swearing can be very clever like Trailer Park Boys. There is this one joke where Candy said something about the vaccines and the holocaust and I was wondering...how was that even funny?

I can easily say that Santa Inc is the worst show on HBO Max along with The Prince. I would rather go and watch something horrible like The Red Ape Family on YouTube, I dare myself to watch it so I can lay pain on my own eyes. You are better off watching other adult cartoons that are worth watching like Inside Job, Close Enough, Final Space (save Final Space please), The Midnight Gospel, Arcane, Primal, Tuca & Bertie, Solar Opposites, etc.

What a giant lump of coal, I give Santa Inc a 3.8/10

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

2021 is a very special year for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. Birdgirl came out and that show was a pandering joke, Final Space returned with it's glorious third season, (and yet, I'm still furious that TBS canceled Final Space on a heavy cliffhanger which was totally unfair) Rick and Morty ended up becoming a dumpster fire after it's horrid fifth season due to the characters becoming unlikable, fast-pased episodes and crude, vulgar and abysmal jokes, Tuca & Bertie finally entered aired on Adult Swim with the pleasant vibe from it's second season, Teenage Euthanaias was a decent show and Fena: Pirate Princess was a great show and it had a very interesting story.

Now after I watched Blade Runner: Black Lotus, I just got interested in it. It reminds me a lot like MTV's Eon Flux, but unlike Eon Flux, Blade Runner: Black Lotus has CGI animation and what can I say, I like the animation.

Just like Final Space and Primal, Blade Runner: Black Lotus has smart, dark and mature storytelling and it also has serious moments filled with action fight scenes. I like the voice acting and impressive atmosphere of the show. And yes, I've watched the film, Blade Runner: 2049 which premiered on Adult Swim. Nope, I'm not joking.

I think fans of Blade Runner and Adult Swim fans should really give this show a chance and like it, it's a really great show and yes...this ended up becoming one of my favorite Adult Swim cartoons. Speaking of Adult Swim, I want them to make more and more adult animated shows with mature, dark and dramatic storytelling rather than raunchy comdies.

Oh and I want Adult Swim to revive Final Space and renew Final Space for three more seasons, Adult Swim has revived Home Movies, Samurai Jack and Tuca & Bertie so I'm sure (and I hope) Adult Swim can revive and renew Final Space. SAVE FINAL SPACE!

I give Blade Runner: Black Lotus a 9.5/10.

Disney Channel's newest animated show, The Ghost and Molly McGee features a happy-go-lucky tween girl named Molly, who has made friends with a greedy, cynical and lazy ghost named Scratch, and together, they became the adorable duo of friendship. Let's just say that I watched the first and full episode of this show on YouTube and I was pretty glad that this show showed me lots of potential. The animation is good, the comedy is nice and the moments from the show war just so damn cute. I can say that this show truly deserves more and more attention and I give The Ghost and Molly McGee a 9.8/10.

Once again, Sony Pictures Animation and Netflix releases another film this year and that's Vivo. I watched it and I loved it so much, believe it or not but there are a ton of great musical numbers in this movie, they are all great to listen to. I really love the animation and the art style. Just looking at the character designs, especially Vivo, Gabi and the Sand Dollars, they are all adorable. I also love the story and the humor too. Just looking at the animation style makes you think that this movie looks like it came out of DreamWorks Animation or Blue Sky Studios (R. I. P Blue Sky Studios and screw you Disney) and of course, this movie has plenty of heart and likable characters. Vivo is undoubtedly one of the absolute best animated movies from Sony Pictures Animation and I believe that this movie will be part of the Oscars. I give Vivo a 9.5/10.

When I first saw HBO Max's new adult animated series, "The Prince"...I see that the show's actually art style looks rather horrible. At first, I would give this show a chance and you know what? I didn't like it, I knew this show was gonna be bad. First, the show isn't funny and the characters are dislikeable especially the main character, Prince George. He treats his butler, his family and his friends like garbage, in fact all the characters treat each other like garbage. Gee, doesn't this show reminds you a lot like Allen Gregory? The art style beyond sickening to look at and one positive I can see about this show is that while the animation looks ugly it's still technically good. Still, this is one of the worst shows I have ever watched and I feel sorry for all the people who worked on this show and I feel sorry for the voice cast of the show. Like I said, The Prince is a really bad show, it's unfunny, the characters are unlikable, the jokes are flat and the art style is very ugly to look. I dare you to go to HBO Max and watch The Prince so you can become the wrong demographic for it. I give The Prince a 4.5/10.

Unbelievable, just unbelievable. So much hate on one film? That's cold. Like it's okay to dislike a film, but ya know people worked hard on this movie Right? Jeez at least let me see like 30 or 50 good reviews on this movie.

Anyway Space Jam: A New Legacy is just AWESOME! Possibly one of the best movies of the year in my opinion. The story is very interesting that LeBron James teams up with Bugs Bunny and the rest of the Looney Tunes gang to win a game of basketball in order to save his own son. I really love everything about this movie, the visuals is rather beautiful to look at and the mixture of traditional animation, CGI animationa and live-action is very impressive and the humor is very good. And in my opinion, all the Warner Bros references is very incredible which made Space Jam: A New Legacy a one gigantic love letter for Warner Bros and that is awesome.

I am serious, Space Jam: A New Legacy doesn't deserve all the hate and all the scorn from anyone and it is so much better than the first Space Jam film, even thought I loved the first Space Jam film. I know this movie is not for everyone but please, don't give this movie so much hate, it doesn't deserve all of that terrible stuff. Please at least just give it a chance and give it some good reviews.

I give Space Jam: A New Legacy a 9.8/10.

Johnny Test is one of the most recognizable shows in animation history, it's also one of the most overhated shows of all time, for instance the repetitive plots that focuses on racing, the obnoxious writing and low brown humor and not to mention the infamous whipcrack sound effects. I honestly didn't think Johnny Test was that bad, I watched it ever since I was 6 years old (I think) on Kids WB and I enjoyed watching it, and I totally remembered watching it on Cartoon Network since I was 8 years old. Though I still get a little good feeling from Johnny Test, I find the show...alright, Season 1 was the best, Seasons 2 and 3 were good, Seasons 4, 5 and 6...not so much. While the show finally ended in 2014, Johnny Test has once again returned this year on Netflix and what can I say, it's a major improvement. The animation style is different, the comedy is now good, Johnny, Dukey, Susan, Mary and other characters are still the same. Johnny is less obnoxious and now more tolerable in the revival, Guy Moon (the well-known composer for The Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom, Back at The Barnyard, etc.) did a really great job with the music. The art style is different but somewhat colorful and bright to look at and did I mention that this show is now animated in Toon Boom Harmony? Yes it is. I've got to say, I'm rather impressed on what they did with this revival and I thank Scott Fellows and his team for this. I know Johnny Test isn't for everyone but you have got to admit this revival is both impressive and improving and my final thought is "Whoa, didn't see that coming." I give this one a 8.4/10.

Finally, a new Fox animated sitcom that doesn't focus on a family, but instead it only focuses on a group of pet animals. Honey is the main protagonist of the show and she is a poodle who can form other animals into on big group therapy. Sure, there are some gross-out humor, but thankfully there is not that many. This show has a ton of decent humor from beginning to end and just like Bless The Harts, Duncanville and The Great North, this show has plenty of heart. One of my favorite characters in this show is probably Chief because of his fun behavior. I also like him because he is big dog who loves fun. HouseBroken isn't just the best, but it's probably one of my favorite Fox animated sites and possibly one of my favorite adult cartoons. I suggest anyone to watch HouseBroken, it's a really good show and I give it an 8.5/10.

I'm a fan of Rugrats and the show's franshise. The original series was great, the spin-off series: All Grown Up was petty entertaining and underrated and all three of the Rugrats movies were all good. No, I am not a fan of the other spin-off series, Rugrats Pre-School Daze since that show wasn't good. But the 2021 reboot is much more of the improvement. I don't mind the CGI animation at all, as long as feels like the actual show and thankfully it does. The babies are still the same like before, Angelica is still a deceitful little brat and the parents are still themselves. (despite the voice actors changed and Betty becoming a lesbian) This is one of best cartoon reboots I have ever watched and I thank Nickelodeon for bringing back my childhood. I give this show an 8.5/10.

Yesterday, I saw the new Hulu series, M. O. D. O. K. And I was very impressed. I first looked at this show and I believe that this show is gonna be pretty damn funny and it's a good that I'm right. The humor and writing are both super clever much like BoJack Horseman and Solar Opposites, and I really love Patton Oswalt's performance on M. O. D. O. K. The way writers did with this show makes me feel happy. Unlike Adult Swim's Birdgirl (which was a failure of a spin-off series), this show can handle both the characters and the humor. I would recommend anyone to watch Hulu's M. O. D. O. K., it's a really funny and clever series and I shout out thanks to Marvel. I easily consider this show to be one of my favorite adult animated shows of all time. I give this show a 9.5/10.

Sony Pictures Animation just released a new film on Netflix, The Mitchells vs. The Machines, I watched it and I absolutely adore it so much, I mean the movie was just so damn amazing! The story sets up where The Mitchells go on a road trip until the whole world was being invaded by robots and other machines so it's up to Katie and her family to survive the worldwide assault and stop the invasion. Now first off, I just want to say that this movie made me laugh, there are a couple of random, funny moments here and there and the action scenes are really cool. I love how the Mitchells interact with their funny weirdness and the moral of the film is rather sweet and heartwarming. Sony Pictures Animation did a fantastic job on how they did with The Mitchells vs. The Machines and this is considered to be one of my favorite Sony animated films of all time alongside with Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, The Angry Birds Movie, Open Season, Surf's Up, The Angry Bird Movie 2, The Pirates! Band of Misfits, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse and the Hotel Transylvania franshise. And I also can't wait for more from Sony Pictures Animated such as Vivo, Wish Dragon, and Hotel Transylvania: Transformania. Seriously, give this movie a watch, everyone! I give this movie a 9.8/10.

Days ago, I just watched the new Adult Swim animated series, Birdgirl, a spin-off of one of the most brilliant Adult Swim cartoons, Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law and I see little charm in it. Let me tell you, we all know that Judy Ken Sebben's father (and mostly one of funniest characters on Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law) Phil Ken Sebben is gone for good and Judy refuses to believe it while other characters like the dog character and some Phil Ken Sebben imposter nominated Birdgirl as Phil's successor. Now I want to make this clear, the humor is more of a huge mixbag, sometimes it's kinda unfunny and sometimes it's actually a little clever. Some characters like Meredith the Mind Taker and the Dog with Bucket Hat (I'm sorry, but seriously what kind of a name is that?) are at least interesting but Meredith is the most interesting one, and the writing...it's not that great, sometimes the writing makes the show kinda boring just like I have the same issue with Mike Tyson Mysteries. Even though I didn't like Mike Tyson Mysteries but at least I find the show a little more better. So there, the writing in Birdgirl is kinda bland and boring, but at least the animation and the art style are decent enough for me to tolerate. Oh and did I metion that this show has lack of any Hanna-Barbera characters? Yes, yes I did mainly because of licensing issures and I'm honestly fine with it because of I don't mind but I do feel sorry for the Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law fans who do missed the Hanna-Barbera characters. Birdgirl isn't that great nor good, it's a mixbag cartoon with some high potential. Other cartoons spin-offs like Daria and The Casagrandes are much better and so is Heavy Birdman: Attorney At Law. Birdgirl is a very weak show in my book and if you like the show, that's great but to keep in mind, I don't find the show bad...it's meh. I'll stick to Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law and other Adult Swim shows such as Rick and Morty, Final Space, Primal and Lazor Wulf and I'll might as well continue watching Birdgirl if I want to. I give Birdgirl a 5.3/10.

I recently watched the new Cartoon Network series, Elliott from Earth and I was pretty impressed by the premise of this show. The animation is basically the same animation The Amazimg World of Gumball but there is no background footage of the real world and no 3D animated characters in the show. I like Elliott, especially his mom, Frankie. As for Mo, he's okay but he didn't really impress me that much and I like most of the variety of the aliens in this show. I think Elliott from Earth can be rather enjoying to watch than other CN shows (even though these shows are also enjoying to watch) and I highly recommend anyone to watch it. I give this show an 8.7/10.

Craig McCracken, the guy who made three of my favorite animated shows, The Powerpuff Girls (1998), Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends and Wander Over Yonder. And now he made a new show on Netflix called "Kid Cosmic" which features a boy called "Kid" (that's his actual name) and he is obsessed with superhero stuff. He likes to help people around until and he found five cosmic stones and he has super powers. His other friends and family has super powers to due to them having different separate cosmic rings. The animation is pretty good and both the comedy and the writing are clever. Also it has a story development which is one of the codes of the show. Kid Cosmic is considered recommendable, if you are fan of The Powerpuff Girls (1998), Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends and Wonder over Yonder, you are gonna enjoy this show. I give this show a 9.8/10

Days ago, I finally watched the pilot episode of "Long Gone Gulch" and this is the one of the best pilot episodes I have ever watched. Not only that but also the best cartoon I've ever watched in 2021! I love the art style, the animation, the characters (especially the two main characters, Rawhide and Snag, but I love Rawhide the most) and not to mention the writing is also clever. I hope this show gets picked up by a TV network like Cartoon Network or a streaming service like HBO Max. That being said...I highly recommend anyone to watch Long Gone Gulch. I give this one a 9.8/10

I just watched the new Fox animated series, The Great North, made by some of the people who worked on Bob's Burgers. After I watched this show, it felt pretty satisfying. Both the art style and the humor are very similar to Bob's Burgers and so is the vibe too. The characters are rather a bit interesting too. I guess what I'm trying to say is that Fox is getting better with their original adult animated content when it comes to Bless The Harts, Duncanville and now this show. One day, I would like to create my very own animated sitcom for Fox and it would easily be a successor to the early seasons of The Simpsons. I give The Great North an 8.9/10

The Croods is one of my favorite DreamWorks Animated films and after I watched the sequel, "The Croods: A New Age", I'm gonna review it. It features that the Crood family met a new and modernized family called "The Bettermans" and when they first met them, they thought they were filthy and insane. And yet the story also focus on the love relationship between Eep and Guy and I knew that the silly love side story would also happen to. I have to say that this movie is pretty funny, it's too wacky but it will do. Just looking at the humor makes you think you're watching a silly cartoon with wacky humor like The Ren and Stimpy Show, Mighty Magiswords, Wander over Yonder or Catscratch. I also love how bright and colorful this movie looks and yet the movie can be a bit fast-paced. Overall, this movie isn't my favorite, but I would easily consider it rather good. Believe me, this film is good and I give this one a 7.9/10