Lazor Wulf

The characters are boring the comedy is dumb the only funny about the comedy is how much they try to make seem like they're so clever & it makes the comedy flop even harder also the animation is ugly like the characters are ugly & the bright colors make them even more ugly & they move slow like it's just ugly & I don't really like ghetto shows or ghetto stuff as a whole because anyone & anything that try to be ghetto I just see it as annoying & pretentious the only time I've seen the ghetto theme works was in the boondocks & a handful of comedians & clothes, the reason why I gave this a 3 is I do like some of the jokes or at least the ones I could tell are jokes & I do like some of the characters in the the show like the purple wolf I don't know her name mainly because it's pretty dumb & I do like god & phyllis I think his name is & I do like some of the side characters but most of them are trash anyway that's it.

What happened to season two?? The production values took a noticeable turn for the worst. The animation is now cheap looking and not nearly as slick. The scripts are still about the same, but this cheap animation is killing the show. The character design is even different. WTF?

I've seen some dumb, poorly-written, pieces of trash shows in my 34 years on earth, but this unwatchable pile of feces takes the cake. Nothing saves the show, it's all bad, writing, voice acting, music, no saving graces here. I watch adult swim most nights, so I've ended up seeing nearly every episode, nothing interesting, nothing funny. I don't know who this show is for, or how it remains on the air. I usually love adult swim's programming, but I utterly despise this show with all my heart, even made an IMDB account just to vent out the poison the show makes me feel.

Its bright and fun to watch and its a good show to get high to

Based on a webcomic, Lazor Wulf was a rather strange show. It features a psychedelic world where non-anthropomorphic animals can speak and where God is a regular antagonist.

A lot of its humor is based on African-American culture, though casual viewers can still appreciate some of the jokes, it's just not as good without an encyclopedia of references. The main characters range from mellow (the titular Lazor Wulf), hyper emotional (his brother Canon Wulf) and selfish (the sister Blazor Wulf). All are incredibly irreverent, which makes their conflicts with God hilarious.

The animation has been done by two different studios, so season one is slightly different from season two. Overall though it retains a sense of psychedelicism, and the character designs are rather simple,

A good recommendation.