Candy Carrier Chaos!

Building off the pilot this episode further harnessed the potential of this show improving on all fronts. More great music. Even better visuals and animation. More of (most of) the characters. A few new faces! Additionally a few jokes that actually really hit. It was a fun time and one I thoroughly enjoyed. It makes me excited to see more from this team as so far it's handling some themes I haven't really seen other shows tackle much. I really hope they keep this momentum going and I feel that I'm likely to watch (and potentially review) the entire series as it airs. All in all a great step in the show that makes me wait with anticipation for what next the show has in store.

This episode represents a step forward from the pilot, albeit with nuances. Unlike the first episode, it doesn't significantly advance the overall plot of the series. However, it makes up for it with an entertaining adventure that serves as comic relief and maintains viewer interest.

One of its successes is exploring questions like: what would happen if an NPC regained consciousness? It also offers a glimpse into the dynamics between the characters. Individual traits are also highlighted, such as Pomni's solidarity and how irritating Jax can be.

Personally, I consider it a bit of a filler episode, but with narrative value. It serves to consolidate the relationships and personalities of the protagonists, paving the way for the important moments that follow to gain greater relevance.

Final score: 7.9/10 (close to 8, but not quite).

This episode solidifies how impressive this show is. An incredible step forward for Indie animation on YouTube, The writing, animation quality, and themes are not only well above the expected quality of YouTube animation, but even exceed some fully funded shows.

Even if you are not interested in high energy, "random", disturbing/existential, or cartoonish humor, you may still love the show for its art, and themes of death and existence. If that sort of humor is not your thing, you may find this show is not for you. However, even if that is the case, I encourage you to give it a chance. There is something in this show for everyone. Except for kids. Be sure not to mistake it for a kids show.

The animation looks alright for an indie cartoon but other than that I have nothing nice I can say about this crap. The concept is somewhat interesting as well I guess. The voice acting is horrendous especially the stupid rabbit guys. This show is just mad overhyped. It also is supposed like indie horror but there is nothing scary about this in the slightest. No hate to the creators or anybody who works on the show I just despise this insanely overhyped show. Maybe episode 3 will be better cause this was better than episode 1. Also this episode is just a blatant rip off that early 2010s wizard of Oz movie. Overall 2.1/10.

It is not comparable to the first one, even though it is good it does not have its own personality, it is just another generic cartoon adventure. They are already fictional characters and we do not have an idea NONE of her personality, it seems that the only one explored is Pomni, "Ain, but there's the npc" this NPC is not even important to the story, it's just there to show that even programmed they still have feelings (Which is really weird) If I'm going to do this, I'd rather do it with Cain. The episode will entertain kids who watch it, but it won't appeal to the general public. (Which is understandable) Anyway, note: