Skibidi Toilet

It's just quite funny and silly to watch the 'war' becomes increasingly convoluted and absurd. The animation style and humor is reminiscent of Xavier Renegade Angel, albeit with a more juvenile sense of humor. It's by no means an artistic masterpiece, but it's a fun watch on occasion, although an adult is likely to get bored of it very quickly.

I definitely think not having any dialogue was a good artistic choice, and is a major reason for the show's international appeal in much the same way that Mr. Bean took the world by storm due to its universal dialogueless humor.

By no means is it intellectual content, it's the media equivalent of popcorn. I'd still rather watch this than Friends though.

The series is definitely much better than what it may seem at first. Sure, the first few episodes may look brainrotting and repetitive, but the plot does start to develop after a dozen episodes. The quality of the animation has greatly improved over time, and can rival other well-known indie animation series. The series does have a lot of violence (blood, characters getting stabbed and shot) but it isn't overly realistic. There are also a few minor innuendos, but they're barely noticeable to the uninitiated.

A few issues I have with the series is its lack of storytelling. The lore drops have only started after Episode 70, and until that point you can only do so much with characters endlessly fighting each other. Still, it's worth your time of you have a few hours to spare.

At first I hated it. I really really hated it. But a friend of mine convinced me to watch it. And I must say, it's quiet fun. The first few episodes were kind of brain numming, but the later ones were fantastic. It's not some Spielberg quality, but it's worth a try. I like the story line of the Astro Toilets and their invasion of earth. I also like the flashbacks of a character named cathy (Camerawoman) that she has about her boyfriend. The only thing I dislike about the show is the upload schedule. Sometimes it's two weeks, sometimes two months. So I would recommend to watch the series and then make your opinion, instead of repeating everything you hear on the internet.

I'm gonna say it, this series doesn't have that good of a story. It's very confusion, goofy, and repetitive, almost childish so to speak. There is no "lore" here because there's almost no plot. The characters don't teally even have personalities. There's basically 0 humor other than first few episodes ofcourse. Now discard all of that because it doesn't need to be, and thats pretty obvious the moment you find out it's a SILENT SERIES. The series has good action and suspense, that's why it's 8 stars. The animation, effects, and cinematography is pretty good too. The character design is atleast decent. This series is good not because it has deep lore, but because watching each episode and being surprised, trying to make theories and predict the next episode is fun. This series is good because it enlightens the child in me who used to do action figure fights. That's all I have to say.

Well, this is the equivalent.

In case some of you don't remember or don't know: "Idiocracy" depicts the adventures of an average guy who finds himself in the year 2505- a dystopian future where humanity have been dumbed down completely, so munch so, they can't even solve basic problems. In that future, the most popular movie is "Ass"- 90 minutes of showing an ass on the screen that does nothing. Well, occasionally fart. It won 8 Oscars, including for best script.

"Skibidi Toilet" is pretty much "Ass". It has no meaning, it's pointless, it has no plot, no real progression. It just is.

What you do have is disembodied heads attached to toilets, singing some stupid song while they seem to attack everything that moves and seem to have evil agendas- and the Cameramen, an opposing force to the toilets, hell bent on eliminating that threat.

And that it. Nothing more, nothing less. Every "episode" is about one minute, and they're all pretty much the same: some carnage done by the toilets, the Cameramen stops them, one side gains an technological advantage for awhile, then the other side even the odds and gains the upper hand, for awhile, while the opposing finds a way to get the upper hand again.... You get the picture.

Oh, and tons of explosions... Why are they fighting, who are the those toilets, how they mutate, adapt, create advance tech, or why are they so obsessed with that stupid song, who are the Cameramen and what are their agendas- is anyone's guess. There's no effort to explain anything in this series or even give context. It's just never-ending expulsions and carnage. And while some do try to explain the "lore" and subtexts of this series- THERE ISN'T. This show has no meaning whatsoever, other than to get you addicted to the latest dumb thing and rot your brain. Some say that this is an allegory to how stupid is war is ridiculous, seeing as the show doesn't even try to show the consequences of a prolong war (and no one seem to really be affected by this war). But what it really does is glorify violence and explosions just for the sake of it.

Not gonna talk about the animation, as it's pretty crude and lacks any real creativity.

The only reason this is so popular, is because it's lowbrow, pointless, meaningless- much like "Ass". It has now real value, no hidden meaning, no real story to tell. It just brain candy of the worst kind. Watch at your own discretion , but there are better stuff out there (like, for example, "The Walten Files", a creative, intelligent and engaging psychological horror).

And if you're a parent reading this- you may want to distance your children from this brain-rot insanity.