Lazor Wulf

I have an extremely mixed opinion on this show. I love the art and the character design of this show. It has a unique look and the voice actors fit very much as their characters. It does have some funny moments and even knows how ridiculous it can be at times and it becomes quite charming.

My problem with the show is that it doesn't have good stories, and doesn't use what it has to really make it a better show. The show really throws you in seeming to expect you to know everything about this show as if it wasn't the first season. None of the motives tend to be clear and who the character are and what their deeper personality. The characteristics of the characters are very suffice level.

Terrible voice acting and poor timing kills this show. I get what they're doing with the voice "actors" but all these rapper shows on adult swim are the same. Good ideas that would benefit from professional, comedic voice actors. With these rappers voicing the actors, they might be attracting fans but they're losing adult swim regulars. I havent laughed once. Same with The Jellies. Pure Tosh.

The show has generally weak stories and many characters are lacking/downright annoying, but I just can't get over how it looks. I just love pretty much everything about this shows visuals, how unique it is, and how relaxing it is to watch. I think the decision to make all the va's black is really cool and makes the show super unique. I really hope this show starts to develop stronger writing because I just want to keep looking at it. I definitely see the potential of a cult classic.

Even though this show is really different. This show is amazing. It's mad funny and just random but that's what makes it an amazing show because you don't expect things to happen. So yes I love this show and the characters

Based on a webcomic, Lazor Wulf was a rather strange show. It features a psychedelic world where non-anthropomorphic animals can speak and where God is a regular antagonist.

A lot of its humor is based on African-American culture, though casual viewers can still appreciate some of the jokes, it's just not as good without an encyclopedia of references. The main characters range from mellow (the titular Lazor Wulf), hyper emotional (his brother Canon Wulf) and selfish (the sister Blazor Wulf). All are incredibly irreverent, which makes their conflicts with God hilarious.

The animation has been done by two different studios, so season one is slightly different from season two. Overall though it retains a sense of psychedelicism, and the character designs are rather simple,

A good recommendation.