Oggy Oggy

It is a great show for children, full of color, with well cared for sounds and colors and a very well done design; but it reminds me a lot of the Pocoyo aesthetic.

I've never heard of oggy until my 3 year old started watching it. She enjoys shows without words a lot of the time. I think it's good for creativity and imagination. Not always having to rely on words to tell a story. Then season two. The voice over. Explaining what the characters are doing. My daughter doesn't like the seasons with the person explaining things. There is no explanation needed. So she only watches the first season. Such a shame. Who wants to hear someone tell you what is happening? Disappointing for her. Otherwise a cute show to watch. Not sure what else to say about this show.

This is a very good kids show that is mostly entertaining, but also educational. I love the art style and stories and I like the different characters. This show is very different from Oggy, but in a good way. It also reminds me of Pocoyo. I recommend this show!

I can't stand this childish show ruining a great masterpiece. Because there was no Jack, Bob, Dee Dee, Marky, Joey, & Olivia, this is even worse than The New Adventures of Oggy. And it has Piya the elephant in this Spin-off.

Definitely not the oggy i grew up watching. There were no cockroaches and other characters that we knew. Its a world of nothing but cats. At first i thought it baby Oggy but it is actually an entirely different character that only resembles Oggy. Not my cup of tea but i do get it that it was meant for much younger viewers like kids below 6 yrs old. The production style was very 3d motion art-sy rather than classic 2d animations. Cute sound effects and voice casts. Adorable characters design and world building. Explosion of colors setting up a very bright cheerful tone for the viewers to enjoy. Very short episodial plots - at least 3 minutes each. Good for baby sitting.