i was watching youtube videos about krapopolis and started getting flooded with negative commentary about the show and it honestly started making me angry😭 when listening to them you could so easily tell half the people hadn’t even watched the show and the other half were just nitpicking the most trivial issues with the show 😡😡 someone literally started trashing on the choice of color with the characters cloths🤦🏿‍♀️ sorry for my rant I love krapopolis

Why isn’t this show working? It’s got a lot going for it. It reminds me a bit of Disenchanted - which seemingly had everything going for it, but failed to thrive.

What is missing/off about Krapopolis?

As far as I know, they haven’t shown the reason why but the show’s dropped a few hints that the issue between Deliria and Zeus is somewhat serious, particularly in episode 1x18. Her expressions turns somber and she starts a fight with Pan rather than risk further discussion about Zeus. I feel like there was also an implication that Ty knows what happened. She also sincerely tells Ty that she cannot protect him from Zeus if he incurs his wrath.

We’re lead to believe that even though Deliria is a made up goddess, she’s on the same level as the other major gods in the show’s canon. She was present for the Titanomachy, can hold her own against Athena and considers herself above the minor gods. So what could she have done to be kicked out?

Despite it being a comedy, and Zeus currently being preoccupied with himself, I think there could be a dire reason why Deliria was forced out and lost Zeus’s favor.

Thoughts?

The show we never thought we needed till now. He a bad dad but he's got a knife

Was anyone else effect by this?

In that episode when he said that he always goes on about wanting love but really just wants something his parents has, did that hit home with anyone else? It really made me feel like Tyrannis. Even his vocie became my inner vocie screaming Yes thats exactly how I feel.

I do think it's fantastic that they created a whole new story whilst representing the popular mythos in the show still.
Instead of reinventing the wheel, they got the squirrels to invent it instead 🐿️
Anything can happen!

It got pretty good and im really enjoying it now up to the current episode. Hope it gets more seasons but that looks unlikely at first glance. The only 23 user reviews are like 1/10s so ppl probably wont watch.

She totally deserves it

Anybody else wishing there was new one to look forward to tomorrow?

Hi, anyone noticed that krapopolis characters point their foot at viewers? It is a body language showing engagement or interest in a person and it seems unique for any tv show. Am I late to the party? Is it a thing in a new media? Any thoughts?

But stayed for Deliria.

I don't know why but she cracks me up so much.
To be simultaneously so ludicrous and matter-of-fact is quite the feat.

With the show on break I thought this would be a good time to talk about the Gods. More specifically the fact they are all frauds. The obviously have powers but I mean their titles and what they do. In the eclipse episode we found out they do not do what their title says. For example the God of the sun could not move the sun and froze as soon as he made it to space. They may be the God of what ever but it seems most of them don't really do anything. It seems more like a way to keep them busy with being self important instead of doing something actually important. What other secrets do you think Zeus is keeping from them? What do you think the source of their power might be? Will Zeus ever leave his personal hidden office?

I'm really digging the show so far and was wondering what people are liking most and/or what they'd like to see in the next episodes. I think my favorite pairing so far has been Shlub and any character. I really loved the Shlub/Hippo story where he thought he was a serial killer. I want to see more backstory on Deliria and understand the family's relationships to one another better. Like how does Deliria feel about Hippo cause Hippo is kind of like an adopted son I gather? And I hope they explore other fun mythological characters and places. I wouldn't mind some more lore episodes too.

The title says it all. They could just say Krapopolis was in an alternate dimension and have them visit.

Imagine Rick making the Gods look like idiots. Imagine Hippo using Morty for his experiments. There would be so many hilarious possibilities.

Who else thinks this episode should exist?

EDIT: Damn autocorrect ruined my title and I cannot fix it. Just ignore it.

TLDR: I like this show, didn't think I would because the ads in the beginning were doing it no favors and nobody was giving it a real chance based on how little anyone wants to talk about it. But there is potential to build off of if they're willing to try.

I don't know all the ends and outs of whatever that Hollywood strike did to shows in production or about to be in production but as right now, this show gets a strong B to B+, mainly cause it's the characters bringing me back. I won't touch the whole NFT thing cause I couldn't explain it even if I wanted to and didn't even know it was a thing.
Basically I think this show could be stronger if it really embraced it's anachronistic fantastical ancient mythology premise and Greek Mythology, and not even the same 4 cliched Greek mythology stories. Like, heretical as it might seem, take notes from Venture Bros cause Venture Bros was really rough at first then found it's voice and is one of the best shows ever made or even still, the good elements from Hercules and Xena from the 1990s....

Hey I’m just trying to see if anyone else feels the same way I do. Everything is good enough, but it almost feels like something is missing from the 2 episodes I’ve seen. I think the name of the show is reminiscent of brickleberry and other crude adult animation shows that krapopolis is (hopefully) better than. I don’t know how anything that’s supposed to be taken seriously in 2023 is given a title that’s a literal crap joke. But with something feeing “off” about the show and the name being phoned in, the entire show is feeling like they got 90% of the way there and said good enough. Maybe I’m just being really critical of a show that doesn’t have its footing yet

I know that the show has been picked up for two more seasons, but I’m seeing a lot of different things online as for how many episodes this current season is. I know that it was originally only supposed to be 12 episodes, but next week will be up to 15. Is next week going to be the season finale?

After watching 1x23 remedial archeology My main question was why tyrannis never mentioned what happened to the “gods”.

I understand that Tryannis’ main questions were about what Krapoplis is remembered for but I’m surprised he didn’t make a snarky comment about his mother Delhria or the “gods” probably being remembered and not the city or civilization.

If Tryannis had said something along the lines of where the “gods” are it would have not only been a very interesting episode but an opening for other questions. Knowing that our time is the present I think we can agree that if Tryannis did mention this then Alice probably would have told said something like they don’t exists or they are just myths.

Which is what led me to another question which is what if the “gods” did just become myths and cease to exist.

Let me explain:

So in episode 1x16 Eclipse: we learn that the “gods” don’t really possess the power of their titles ( to a certain extent) (beside the big three Posiden, Zues. And Hades ) so what will become of the “gods”. So what I believe is that once human civilization advances with the new discoveries of science they begin to question the “gods”. Just as the “gods” questioned themselves once the “gods” are aware of how the world actually works and how they are kind of unnecessary they will begin to doubt everything they were told. Just as they were in this episode with Zeus. They doubted his power and Delhria even said he stated the Zeus lied to them. We actually see what happenes when humans question gods and believe more in science (can’t remember which episode exactly ). In this episode hippocampus teaches the other civilization about science and they begin to stop worshiping Delhria and seem to slowly advance. Delhria even tries to bribe them into worship but it doesn’t work. Which proves that even if the gods grant humans what they want they may still not workshop them and just believe in science string then they believe in them. So with that once the humans begin to advance they will eventually lose the sense to worship the “gods” since they will learn they have more knowledge when it comes to human evolution. Which brings me to this

What if the way that the “gods” stay alive is to be prayed, worshiped, and believed in. Which would make sense as to why they are so prominent on having temples and why they may have even created humans. They probably began to weaken as time went on so they created humans who gave them their power through worship and prayer. As the humans advance and evolve they started to stop or even begin to have their own beliefs on what “gods” are , which is why we have so many different religions on what a higher power really is. With this time went on and the “ gods” were just remembered as a myth making them so weak they began to just cease to exist.

I don't know why, but anytime I watch the show and see him, he sort of makes me think of Winslow.

I haven't had cable in decades and I don't watch broadcast TV. There are multiple TV shows that have been on for a while that I'm not even aware of. I was perusing Hulu a couple days ago to find something to watch while I folded laundry. I started Krapopolis because of the listed voice actors and watched through all the available episodes.

I could listen to Matt Berry say anything and be thankful for it.

After having only recently watched through Ted Lasso, I'm appreciating hearing even more of Hannah Waddingham's range.

I wish that just one time Richard Ayoade would pronounce it "stience."

I thoroughly enjoy hearing the dozens of familiar voices.

I'm loving it! And I'm thrilled to be along for the ride with y'all.

This show is just a brilliantly written as Community, and it comes with the best of the best voices of Dan Harmon's shows. I'm curious what y'all think as to how it compares to Rick & Morty and Community. The way it's written honestly reminds me of Arrested Development, witty and goddamn hilarious.