Bee e o Gatiorrinho

As a non long time fan of this series from when it was a web series. I'll admit that i really enjoyed this one! It has the same theme as the web series, but with the improvement of the animation, and stories. It might begin a little slow, but it quickly starts it's engines to give you a really fun adventure, but not without it's mysteries. I laughed a lot in many of the episodes as many of the jokes, ( while some are a little inmature), still made me laugh a lot, as you don't expect them. I also loved at the mysteries that they put in some of the episodes specially final ones, to then give you with one of the most bombastic and unexpect endings ever. I'm not saying anything about nor the series, except that it's hilarious, you'll enjoy a lot of the creativity that it has, and the ending is something that left me ( and will), leave me ( you ), on the edge of my ( your ) seats!

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.

I came into it expecting a bit of an off the wall bit of cartoon goodness. What I got was a hugely playful and utterly charming flight of fancy with some very colourful and emotive characters I got really attached to.

It's a very dreamlike, wholesome story with some disarmingly moving and emotional moments, and I was definitely sniffling at some points, while laughing out loud or thoroughly endeared by others.

I really just wish there was more, as I really fell in love with the characters, writing, and artwork.

There is a colossal amount of heart and charm on show, and I would love to see the series continued so we can find out where these characters go.

Overall, a truly enamouring piece of animation with playful innocence in its presentation, but an emotive depth that draws you in to the characters and world in a very touching way. Absolute brilliance, and something I hope will become a timeless classic.

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.

Bee and Puppycat is an utterly fantastic independent animated show that, simply put, does not have the audience that its quality deserves.

The plot of the show follows a small cast of characters in various small adventures on temp jobs to get the cash they need to pay rent, buy food, and generally just survive another day of adulthood, but where the stories may make you think that the show is a simple 'plot of the day' type cartoon the characters, symbolism, and animation along with the voice acting and direction are all top notch for a cartoon, independent or big budget.

The animation of the show goes through some artistic changes as the episodes progress, showing the time difference that would happen between episodes (the first season lasted three years) but remained beautiful in a way that only hand drawn animation can. You can tell in each frame of animation that love and care was put into them, there are no shots that are done by cutting corners and that is something to hold in very high regard.

The characters are also a joy to watch. Bee is someone that any young viewer can relate to. She is naturally caring but lazy, goofy but determined, a fun person while holding onto her problems just under the surface of her character. Puppycat is a great foil to this as he slowly becomes more open to Bee and caring of her but is much different to her. Puppycat is brash and rude and wears his emotions on his shoulder. This makes for some great banter between the two (despite puppycat never speaking a word of English in the entire series)

I really cannot recommend this series enough. If you enjoyed cartoons like Steven Universe, Gravity Falls, and Adventure Time then this may just be the show to steal your heart. It's currently free to stream on VRV on Iphones so please, go support it.