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It's a great short if you ask me. It has a really 40s-60s jazzy New York-like setting. They kinda took inspiration from other cartoons during that period, like notably Hanna Barbera and UPA notably. The humor is pretty funny too. The short's creators, Don Shank, Charlie Bean and Carey Yost, did work with John Kricfalusi at Spümcø for the first two seasons of Ren and Stimpy. They were notably layout artists, Shank for the backgrounds, and Bean and Yost for the characters.

They must've taken the wacky, twisted, deranged animation style of John Kricfalusi and decided to combine it with the notable limited animation art style of UPA to make this short. Many of the shorts' alumni are notable Spümcø staff members, like animation director Bob Jaques, character designers and storyboard artists Lynne Naylor, Jim Smith and Chris Reccardi, while other notable people are show creators Rob Renzetti, Dave Wasson, Genndy Tartakovsky and Craig McCracken.

I did even notice that Top Cat (who was also made by Hanna-Barbera) and Totoro make cameos in the short.

I recommend checking out this short. It's a fun Golden Age-inspired cartoon that gives off those jazzy 40s-60s New York-style vibes to make people relive wacky, old school classic cartoons.

No offense to the creator but this show's humor is incredibly horrid.

The humor doesn't seem to tickle the audience's funnybone in the right way. I mean, the show's comedy just focuses on crude and shock humor, mean spirited characters and just profanity and racism being played for laughs. I mean I get why these problematic topics led to the creator had to replace the Super Mario puppets with his own OCs.

It's supposed to be a laugh out loud puppet comedy about "puppets/plush versions of Mario characters, other characters from other media, and even original characters, and it follows their bizarre life and adventures at home and at school." It's supposed to be played for comedy. But I feel like it's not a really funny comedy in my terms.

It still has some funny moments, like funny lines, funny slapstick, laugh riot derived surreal humor and many other moments.

If you're looking for a good adult puppet comedy, try Puppet Up! Or The Muppet Show. Heck, even Fox's hidden gem, Greg the Bunny.