Piedra, Papel, Tijera

Well, it's been a while since I've seen a good new cartoon, they're trying new things instead of just going after things that already exist like SpongeBob, Well, the history of drawing isn't very grand, it's rock and paper and scissors, it's doing random things that I'm too lazy to explain, but seriously, drawing has its charm, LOOK There are some people just because I draw it's new they keep talking without even seeing the program the drawing may be simple but it's cool it works well I hope the drawing doesn't get ruined by Nickelodeo, Well, that's what I have to say about the drawing, so the drawing is COOL.

Rock Paper Scissors can be pretty comedic with character dynamics that are fun. The characters each stand out in their own way and the voices are okay. I do like that the show can get all out crazy with it's plots like one involving their car which becomes sentient and another involving Birthday police. The show can be all out crazy and I like it for that.

Although there are things about this show I think bring it down. Well, two are three particular things. One thing is just the excessive dialogue. Characters can just be constantly talking and expositing dialogue and that time spent just talking kind of makes you want to tune it out. It also affects the overall pacing of the show seeing characters just talk on the couch for a lot of the time.

The character designs have a lot to be desired. The main characters aren't awfully designed it's most of the side characters that just look like generically bad flash cartoon characters. There's some style here but humans just look awful. I've seen worse looking flash animation but this show is about middle of the road in that department not awful but just kind of bland looking.

Rock Paper Scissors is one of the newest cartoons on the block. It is an American animated buddy comedy television series created by Kyle Stegina and Josh Lehrman (who were also the creators of Disney Channel's Bizaardvark), and also the fifty-fifth major Nicktoon, based on the classic playground game of the same name. I have been liking it since they first announced it in 2022.

To start things off, this cartoon follows a rock, a piece of paper, and a pair of scissors. They all live in an apartment. This show follows the hilarious shenanigans of the titular roommates on their hijinks and ridiculous adventures, and no matter how much they compete and mess with each other, at the end of the day, they will always bond over their shared love of one thing: wacky nonsense.

The voice acting is wonderful, the theme song gets you pumped up, and the animation is one of a kind.

I'm giving Rock Paper Scissors a 10 out of 10, an A++, and a 100%. I sure hope Nickelodeon dials down on their major franchises SpongeBob SquarePants, PAW Patrol, and The Loud House someday, and gives this show a very good future.

Its basically Regular Show if it was much more stupid and more cartoonish. Rock is the sensitive one and the sweetest of the bunch. Paper is a stuck up snob and a smarty pants. Scissors is the loose cannon. They are all roomates and they do what ever. The background characters look reminincent of Gumball. They sometimes have realistic props and backgrounds. The backgrounds are a little bit reminicent of the Amazing World of Gumball. This is a decent show to turn on if there is nothing else on and you are bored. The plots can get pretty crazy. There was one episode where the heater broke and the inside of the appartment basically turned into the North Pole.

This show is fantastic. It's a way to watch cartoons with your kids but the jokes are for adults. Highly recommend. Wonderfully clever, always ends on a good note where the lesson is learned, not too much of the slapstick violence I personally feel is not good for kids to watch and voices of familiar comedians who understand comedic timing. It has like Ren and Stimpy + ATHF vibes.

The dynamic of the main trio is cleverly balanced and the secondary characters are hilarious. I really hope they will make more episodes because we can watch it as a family. Shout out to the writing staff because it's super funny.