Camp Camp

Camp camp is fun as anything, the plot is convienient, its actually funny, the characters are unique, the entire show itself is fun and easy to get into so there's really not much to nothing to go wrong with this, it's probably my favourite animated show of all time, liked this since i was 7 (when it first came out) for me i found it really hard to sit and watch an entire show without getting bored but for this i went through season 1 to season 4 without any problems. I still check constantly to see if any new episodes came out and if not i would end up watching the whole season before hand or the entire series altogether i truly love camp camp and i will defend this show with my life

if you ever debate watching this use my review as your influence to WATCH it, but it's really depending on what you are interested in.

I've always been a huge fan of the shows in the title, Especially south park, So when i found out this was an adult animated series i freaked. Overall the show is good! The characters are fun and I enjoy how the show doesn't overuse adult humor. I also like how the show portrays depression in the main character, Max. It's pretty realistic lol. The show is fun and even if it's not your style it's a good watch. The show is really funny and I'd say you should be about 12-13 to first watch it. I also really love the art style! If you like this show, I also recommend Moral Orel, South park (duh), and Total drama.

The greatly contrasting personalities of the main characters along with the balanced story composed of both comedy and reality work wonders on most audiences. Moreover, the show has strong continuity and consequentiality, and the actual setting has a much larger array of elements and characters than one would initially think, making the show much more immersive and enjoyable.

The comedy is great(not awesome but still) the character are well differents stereotypes but still with some extra differences that turns them great.

This show reminded me of the early episodes from South Park, with the kids having random adventures rather than dealing with "topical" issues.

I guess that's the key of its charm, its amusing simplicity, which evokes the same kind of fun early South Park had.