Cat Shit One

Okay i am so flustered and confused on why this existing and also why this have not made any continuation to the franchise, i also don't understand how the characters supposedly personified certain nationality (i understand the camel one but not the bunnies) maybe it's a certain japanese jokes or something but its palpable and i got distracted to even enjoyed this short more, all and all its a fun short that i have no high hopes for because of the overall animation quality but then it just surprised me thoroughly with its violent content that I'd definitely enjoyed.

Peak. Literal peak.

Like I don't care what the haters say.

Concept is 10/10 Action is 10/10

Cat Sht One is a three volume manga series written and illustrated by Motofumi Kobayashi. It was published in North America and the United Kingdom in 2004 by ADV Manga. It was also released in Poland in 2006, also under the title Cat Sht One.

The recent Cat Sht One adaptation was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Short category in the 9th Annual VES Awards.

Literally pasted Wikipedia because I don't need to elaborate because this was actual peak yall. Go watch it if you haven't..

This is a great short movies. Physics are right, screenplay is in place and the best this is that its in english!!!

Great Japanese shot one like an amazing anime

With that premise and especially that ridiculous title, one would expect this to be some over-the-top satirical comedy, but in fact, it turns out to be a very serious war film. You can just replace the animals in this with humans, and you'll get yourself a typical Hollywood product.

I guess the reason the creators chose to feature animals instead of humans was to make the film less violent and controversial so that viewers can suspend their political views and just see the film for what it is. And it works splendidly. With the fluffy rabbits in place of real soldiers, the film becomes much more memorable and interesting than it would normally have.

I also appreciate that they try to give the main characters some connections and progress within the short runtime, though those are no more than cliché Hollywood stuff.

The animation is good for an independent product. The character models are great with very smooth movement, and the explosion effects are OK. The only real problem I see is that sometimes the characters don't blend well with the backgrounds.

In conclusion, this short is one surprisingly fun and solid film that action lovers should really see for themselves.

Ask me how much I loved the concept of a (relatively) serious animated war story about a bunny snipers team in the middle east that includes head shots to camel terrorists. Just that description alone should entice you to see it.

The serious approach the producers took to a story line about hardened war vets (at least Packy the spotter and leader) compared to the not-so-serious premise of 2 bunnies as the main characters. They certainly play with this juxtaposition; the team is scoping out the village to weigh their options and you see regular fluffy tails twitching, they walk through the dangerous village with those floppy feet, and a cute bunny barking orders like Sgt Rock (for the younger reader, an old comic book WWII GI).

The only criticism is that Botasky's (the sniper) dialogue are a bit weak, he should have been as hardened and confident as Packy) but you can certainly forgive that slight issue as it added to the juxtaposition.

I only wish this was longer, maybe even a regular, on-going series.