Oscar's Oasis

I have only watched a few episodes with my grandsons, aged 4 1/2 and 7. I found it to be very funny, slapstick, and nonviolent , as compared to other animated children's shows. Didn't see any particular moral lessons, but seems to be good, clean fun!

Es muy Buena esta caricatura, es de esa clase que nunca me canso de ver, es una obra de arte y al no necesita una serie tener diálogos para ser muy buena, la trama es espectacular y tiene de todo un poco, también es entretenida no solo para el publico infantil sino para todas las edades y uno la entiende sin importar el país y es la serie de mi waifu favorita Popy estoy más que fascinado y teco todos los episodios guardado. This cartoon is very good, it is of the kind that I never get tired of seeing, it is a work of art and as a series does not need to have dialogues to be very good, the plot is spectacular and has a bit of everything, it is also entertaining no only for children but for all ages and one understands it regardless of the country and it is the series of my favorite waifu Popy I am more than fascinated and I have saved all the episodes.

After seeing the episode "Junior" it is actually really sad seeing how little Oscar had actually ate in his entire life. Seeing how Junior was able to grow way bigger than Oscar after not even eating that much, it really does go to show.

I have this on as the perfect character driven comedy for my kids. It demands your attention due to it being fully unscripted. It has a very unusual quality of being immensely familiar - for example you will begin recognise a particular cliff with crocodiles below - and sufficiently varied, that you can watch them again and again, and enjoy the familiarity and never precisely remember what is coming next. It is such a lovable show.

I have watched some episodes of this French-South Korean animation on YouTube before and it's kinda hilarious. Its animation looks good and it has a great humour as well.

It takes heavy inspiration from the Warner Brothers' Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner shorts from the Golden age of American animation.

We know it follows the sun-baked adventures of Oscar, a gecko in the middle of the desert finding himself misadventures wherever he goes, from finding water to fleeing from a band of misfits. Oscar is generally searching for food or water. He normally gets in trouble with the trio - Buck, Harchi and Poppy and the chickens as well.

I am an adult and I'm still watching it. I am never too old for it.

If you are a fan of Wile E Coyote and Road Runner cartoons, you'll enjoy it.