La guerriera e il troll

It's really fun, i watched both episodes so far and liked them a lot. Also the characters are great.

As a Gen X'er I grew up on the Muppets, Sesame Street, the Dark Crystal, etc... A show with puppets that also gives me a D&D vibe, heck yeah keep them coming. Also as a musician I love the little songs our troll "Bard" sings in every show. Harkens back to Kermit singing in the swamp. I hope this gets renewed for many more seasons.

I've only seen two episodes and i love it.

I love the characters, the humor,the story and the songs.

Refreshing to watch.

A ferocious warrior princess is accompanied by a young troll on a quest to help a wizard defeat a witch and regain his daughter. It might sound like a common theme, but this is a clever, imaginative comedy populated by puppets. Only adults will understand all the humor, which is as layered as you choose to delve into. This is a parody of adventure tropes filled with pop culture references.

Brendar is a comely lass with feltish skin. The maid marionette crosses paths with a troll who seeks a purpose, though he does like to compose and perform spontaneous ballads while playing lute. In days of yore, this was a popular way of conveying lore. They battle a skeleton crew and deal with all manner of natural and supernatural impediments.

This series will be appreciated by all pupaphiliacs. Expect anachronisms, memes, and self-referential humor. Don't worry about the gnomenclature. There's a funny crepuscular raptor, but I'll leave that for another chapter.

A very modern throwback. The humor is spot on for this time, very self referential, tongue-in-cheek, and meta as all get out. The music is infuriatingly catchy as well. Production values seem through the roof, and it shows: characters and environments are gorgeously detailed. I think the kids will love it. I got hints of The Witcher series, but focused on the bard, the music, and the humor.

Edit: They just made fun of my hometown. Had to upgrade from an LA 9 to a perfect Bakersfieldian 10.