Kipo et l'âge des Animonstres

Everything about this show is fantastic. The animation, art style, music, plot, world building - all top notch.

Some people complain about 'politics' in the show, but they're referring to a single moment where one character tells another that they are gay, which is apparently 'too political' for the commenters.

This show is a true gem. If you liked Dreamworks' prior Netflix cartoons, you will love this.

Get into it before the Reddit crowd ruins the ratings with a mass protest against it.

I'm a 48 year old man who still loves his cartoons. Kipo caught my attention just by the animation alone.

Very well written, funny, emotional. Enjoyable for all.

Kipo and the age of Wonderbeasts it's probably one of the best cartoons I've watched in a while. The colors they use are so vibrant and fun and the music choices are phenomenal. The balance of color and music is just out of this world and that alone makes the show great. The plot is brilliant and so intriguing and the pacing of the show is so so good. each season just gets better and better. I didn't think they could get better than season 2 and they proved me wrong. Watch the show you'll love it. See for yourself how just great this wonderful show is. My only thing is I wish it was you longer. There are a few questions I still have but they're so nitpicky I won't even get into them. I just wish we had more time with these awesome characters.

Kipo and The Age of Wonderbeasts is one of the best shows ever made from DreamWorks Television Anination and Netflix. I does remind me a lot like Avatar: The Last Airbender, in fact, the animation reminds me a lot like not only Avatar, but also great shows like Voltron: Legendary Defender, She-Ra: Princess of Power (2018), and The Legend of Korra. Also, both the story and the characters are really nice too. I think it's best for me to recommend this show to anyone. I give it a 9.5/10

I like the animation, it reminds me of the 90's while still appearing fresh.

The plot is unique, even if the premise isn't. The premise of living in a world after devastation that is.