Bee and PuppyCat

A story about a girl and her questionable companion. Each episode is about a small adventure they go on with small elements of romance and mystery.

There's not too much going on in season 1. It's a calming and relaxing.

Animation style is a big player for me when it comes to animated shows, and the animation in the Netflix show isn't as good when compared to the original one. It's like they took the original and said "more chibi!" and then it just devolved from there. I've been waiting for a sequel to bee and puppy cat for yearssss and for it to look not as good as the original animation, which definitely had a lower budget than a Netflix show is...upsetting. I'll stick with it in the hopes that it retains its charm, intrigue, and hints at more adventure time-esque, adult concepts, but initial looks are not great.

I've first watched the YouTube version some years ago and really liked it.

Netflix's version has a different art style, softer and very unique which I found more fitting to the story and characters.

This show is very different since it goes with the flow in a way that is very relaxing, I feel like everyone who watches it has a choice to whether just enjoy the cuteness of the characters and the art style or/and dive deeper in the story with all its details of the plot.

The feeling I get from the show is that sometimes things happen in life, but at the end everything will somehow go well.

I really recommend it to all those who seek something calming and original that would brighten their day.

Such a lovely cute show, gives me the same feels as playing stardew valley. Like it's just pure bliss to watch. So happy this show exists, cuteness in film form.

Even if it's got what, 10? 12? Episodes, I still love the series and it's weirdness. Bee is possibly one of the most unrelatably relatable characters in an animated show. Mind you, this isn't for kids but it's not really for adults either. Anybody can enjoy Bee and Puppycat, whether it be your child or your parents, it's a very enjoyable (and odd) experience. Beside Hazbin, I'd say it's one of the best animated series in the past few years.