The web animated series "Lackadaisy," which started as a crowdfunded project and gained massive popularity, has been picked up by Glitch. Known for hits like "Amazing Digital Circus" and "Murder Drones," Glitch continues to support promising web animation.
"Lackadaisy" is set during the Prohibition era, featuring cat characters in a world where they navigate the complexities of the time. It blends stylish hand-drawn animation with unique storytelling. The series explores interesting character dynamics, particularly with its protagonist, who evolves throughout the story.
The initial pilot of "Lackadaisy" accumulated over 17 million views on YouTube, showcasing its wide appeal. Its animation style is distinct and draws influences from classic animation techniques, which are emphasized during the show's slower segments, providing depth to characters and scenes.
Voice acting and character interactions add to the series' charm, with a mix of humorous and more serious moments. The protagonist, while initially received with divided opinions, has grown on viewers with subsequent viewings, showcasing the thoughtful development behind the character.
Overall, "Lackadaisy" has become a significant player in the landscape of web animation, proving the potential for crowdfunded projects to reach mainstream success. With Glitch's backing, fans eagerly anticipate the continuation of this engaging and creatively rich series.