Warner Bros. has given fans a first look at The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball Season 2, and true to its name, it looks kinda like a hodgepodge of CGI, stop motion, 2D animation, and the same comedy we’ve come to expect from the Watersons and co.
The deeply disturbing and nonsensical trailer shows off what we can expect from the show, including highbrow humor, animation changes, potentially higher budget animation from time to time, and lowbrow humor mixed into one series in what we can only assume to be the best way possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwithX9cr8M
The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball launches exclusively to Hulu (and Disney Plus bundle subscriptions), which to be honest is kinda weird considering the service set to be merged into a more “unified” app, allowing Disney fans to keep watching the shows they enjoyed on Hulu while also propping up Disney Plus. Regardless, new episodes will be available on December 22.
Warner Bros. has given fans a first look at The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball Season 2, and true to its name, it looks kinda like a hodgepodge of CGI, stop motion, 2D animation, and the same comedy we’ve come to expect from the Watersons and co.
The deeply disturbing and nonsensical trailer shows off what we can expect from the show, including highbrow humor, animation changes, potentially higher budget animation from time to time, and lowbrow humor mixed into one series in what we can only assume to be the best way possible.
The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball launches exclusively to Hulu (and Disney Plus bundle subscriptions), which to be honest is kinda weird considering the service set to be merged into a more “unified” app, allowing Disney fans to keep watching the shows they enjoyed on Hulu while also propping up Disney Plus. Regardless, new episodes will be available on December 22.
