LARRYBOY: THE ANGRY EYEBROWS

Name: LARRYBOY: THE ANGRY EYEBROWS
Item: LARRYBOY: THE ANGRY EYEBROWS
Author: Review

"Unlikely Superhero"

Family Content: +3 Some minor questionable elements. (Media-wisdom is suggested to discuss.)

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LARRYBOY: THE CARTOON ADVENTURES is the latest cartoon series from Big Idea Productions of VEGGIETALES fame. The initial program is called “The Angry Eyebrows.” Larryboy is an unlikely superhero who works as a janitor at the Daily Bumble. When a crisis comes, he steps into the janitor’s closet and turns into a superhero. He even attends a superhero class. The instructor during his class session tells the unlikely group of superheroes that they should not let the sun set on their anger, a direct quote from the Bible. Meanwhile, Awful Alvin, a crazed inventor, has developed a swarm of angry eyebrows, which attach themselves to people when they don’t let go of their anger. Larryboy has to use all of his wisdom to help overcome the angry eyebrows.

VEGGIETALE fans may at first be put off by the simplicity of the animation, but the story should quickly capture their attention. Larryboy is a likable if bumbling cucumber hero. Bob the Tomato makes a great editor in chief. Furthermore, the moral virtues are clearly woven into the story. The only slightly objectionable element is the use of a toilet plunger to help solve the plot problem.

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(BBB, M) Moral worldview which quotes Scripture; and, one minor scatological moment.

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The key to the success of Big Idea Productions’ VEGGIETALES is the clever storytelling. In order to continue its success, Big Idea is branching out into new animated series, the latest of which is LARRYBOY: THE CARTOON ADVENTURES. The initial program is called “The Angry Eyebrows.”

Larryboy is an unlikely superhero in this series who works as a janitor at Bumblyburg’s Daily Bumble. When a crisis comes, he steps into the janitor’s closet and turns into a superhero.

Larryboy even attends a superhero class. The instructor during his class session tells the unlikely group of superheroes that they should not let the sun set on their anger, which is, of course, a direct quote from the New Testament.

Meanwhile, Awful Alvin, a crazed inventor, has developed a swarm of angry eyebrows, which attach themselves to people when they don’t let go of their anger. Larryboy has to use all of his wisdom to help overcome the angry eyebrows who are conquering Bumblyburg.

Unlike VEGGIETALES, the LARRYBOY series do not use what’s called 3D animation. Instead, they are traditional cartoon animation. VEGGIETALES fans may at first be put off by the simplicity of the animation, but the story should quickly capture their attention.

Larryboy is a likable if bumbling cucumber hero. Bob the Tomato makes a great editor in chief. Furthermore, the moral virtues are clearly woven into the story. The only slightly objectionable element is the use of a toilet plunger to help solve the plot problem.