Canimals

Now you may be asking me, Fang_Tooth, what IS Canimals? why are you reviewing Canimals, a Korean children's show similar to Bananya about creatures who are part TIN-CAN part ANIMAL? what is this about? is it good? outstanding, even?

well putting it straight if you grew up with children's television in Australia you may indeed know of this show.

Canimals is a nearly completely silent children's show with barely any dialogue whatsoever between the canimals, which can be watched by anyone without subtitles (in the version that aired outside of korea at least, the korean version itself is a tad different)
it's entirely episodic and usually focused on ... a different animal that has an ability to turn into a tin can, which gets used fairly creatively. the show also utilizes 3D animation with live action backgrounds and environments which is really fun.

but as con to being short, it ended up in being a show that was just slotted in-between other things for run time. it never really goes anywhere and even when i was younger i wished there was more to it.
today as an adult i still don't think much of it. it's a perfectly fine cute in-offensive children's show that i rewatch bits of occasionally and you could probably watch it with your family if you wanted.

in summary,
would i recommend Canimals to children? maybe, it's cute.
would i recommend Canimals to adults? maybe, it's creative.
would i recommend Canimals to grandma? hell yeah, it's peak.