Doraleous and Associates: The Series

Watched this show as a teenager many years ago and loved it. Introduced my friends to it recently and they all loved it too. The humour hasnt aged a bit, and the characters are so alive with such natural improvised dialogue right from the start.

Serious is the last thing this show wants to be in its tone, and it very tastefully makes fun of itself by having the protagonist as the one sensible character being constantly tourmentent by everyone else around him.

Perfect show for dudes to just sit and giggle at some short cheeky animations with an actually decent and interesting adventure story.

This still stands the test of time, parodying lord of the rings, batman, 300, Dnd, you name it, this makes fun of all the classical stereotypes that are associated with fantasy and movie culture in general, every episode makes you laugh, the repeating gags get funnier and funnier, there is a lot of experimentation but the comedy is always relevant and laughter is inevitable, it really has the most wacky set of characters you can find but you love them all, kind of like Shrek , South park or its always sunny in philadelphia, it never gets boring, or too out there, it is always a balance of funny situations, strange characters, subtle and slap stick comedy, and actually a story that is surprisingly pretty well made, it is about 5 and a half hour in length total, and i watched it all together, and it has become some of my favorite comedy to date, you could really sense that they didn't stop themselves from going all out, they don't hold back on their sarcasm, you could sense that at the time this was made, comedy was a different landscape, you could be as offensive and free without being censored, now, everyone kind of has to tiptoe to please a certain market or niche, but this was seriously one of the best, if not the best animated comedy mini series.

The guys from Neebs gaming delivery a janky, ridiculous, hilarious fantasy comedy adventure. Its a little bit lord of the rings, meets anchor man, meets Hawk the Slayer meets the Hangover.

This series shows their improv ability and unique brand of comedy. Sir Walken and Brut were voiced by the departed Thick 44, human man warrior and the Wyvern King! He lost his fight with brain cancer not too long ago.

If you are expecting a polished, expertly animated production then you are barking up the wrong tree. If you want a fun experience full of unique humor, then you will have a great time with this offering.

All they do is badly parody/insult other productions and actors which makes the entire series a non-sensical ramble. Compare the animation to that of Toonstone (another virtually identical piece of drivel made by the same people) and youll notice that their 'animation' skills are seriously lacking when they dont use a computer program to animate for them. Once you figure out the idea/trope they are butchering its easy to see how the episode is going to go. All of them play multiple charecters using basically the same voice and neebs is sooooo bad and such a weak charecter it puts the final nail into the coffin of this 'show.' it would be much less worse if they didnt drag out every joke till it dies but that seems to be a theme across all of their 'content' including the rubbish they post on youtube.