Dschungel, Dschungel!

Jungle animals with wheels for legs roaming around a road latten forest. It's novel and fun. The characters are surprisingly engaging and there is a lot of fun to be had. It's wholesome, funny and kids will love it, for a short run Disney animated show you can do a lot worse.

Dear god this was terrifying. Freakishly designed animals with wheels in the middle of a jungle, driving around somehow, and just generally being terrifying.

I can't tell what half of the animals in this thing are supposed to be. I think the three main characters are a pig, an elephant, and a horrifically mutated kangaroo. Half the animals featured in this show aren't even jungle animals.

None of the jokes were at all funny, the premise was just stupid on all levels, the plot lines are weak, and it doesn't provide any messages to kids that are actually helpful, other than dumb stuff like being scared of caves.

Yeah... just plain creepy.

I have no words to describe what this series means to me. It marked my childhood and life in an unbelievable way. I was very young when I saw this for the first time but that pink little pig, that big fat elephant and its friends gave a new meaning to my life. They taught me to never give up and always believe in myself because if we don't get it at first, there will be a certain time, we will reach it if we try. They also taught me how to give it gas, give it gas so you would not stop. Then give him gas, let's speed it up.

Speaking now technically, the show was very good. From the drawing, the color, the animation to the story, everything was great. Each episode had its own plot and problems to solve. Similar to Dora the Explorer, questions we had to answer were asked in an interactive way. Episodes that I liked the most were the "Duda Fruit", the "Magic Bule" and the "Ellyvan Babysitter", where he says the famous phrase: "Beetlebugs, I want you have fun, but sometimes I have to say no, No". The songs were very good, all of them. And good they replaced the tuneless.

I liked both two seasons and I wish they did more. The plot of the third one could focus on the mystery of Carla, who disappeared without a trace during the second season. I wonder to this day where she is. What happened to her? Did she get stuck in the sap forever? Or did she eat the fruit that makes you fly?