It's just quite funny and silly to watch the 'war' becomes increasingly convoluted and absurd. The animation style and humor is reminiscent of Xavier Renegade Angel, albeit with a more juvenile sense of humor. It's by no means an artistic masterpiece, but it's a fun watch on occasion, although an adult is likely to get bored of it very quickly.
I definitely think not having any dialogue was a good artistic choice, and is a major reason for the show's international appeal in much the same way that Mr. Bean took the world by storm due to its universal dialogueless humor.
By no means is it intellectual content, it's the media equivalent of popcorn. I'd still rather watch this than Friends though.
I definitely think not having any dialogue was a good artistic choice, and is a major reason for the show's international appeal in much the same way that Mr. Bean took the world by storm due to its universal dialogueless humor.
By no means is it intellectual content, it's the media equivalent of popcorn. I'd still rather watch this than Friends though.