Honestly? Where to start. The entire story arc with the pinata and the bowl of french onion soup just completely blew me away. The depth of the writing was beyond unbelievable. This series taught my children quite a bit about the birds and the bees, but like, in a tasteful way, you know? They really didn't HAVE to animate the Quasimodo x Frollo scenes as thoroughly as they did, but I get it. I'm progressive. I can dig it.

I was surprised that Quasimodo turned out to be a level 12 Warlock. Let me tell you... I did not see that Hunger of Hadar coming. My kids were delighted as the portal to the emptiness of the void appeared and large black octopus tentacles consumed the townspeople. Something about people being sucked into portals of absolute bleak nothingness really seems to give them a little tickle. That's how you know I'm raising them right.

I want to thank the animators personally for working as hard as they did on this beautiful piece of work. I really can't believe how well done it is.

Well, that's all I have for now. I'm still coming down from the magic of this wild ride. Either that or I've got hot flashes again.

A great animated series that follows the adventures where Quasimodo doesn't let Frollo's insults keep him down in life, on his quest to find his parents across the kingdom. With his two friends, he faces Frollo and his minions at every turn, and has to use his mind, agility and kindness to outwit his relentless enemy. There's a quest for turning metal into gold, but also the goal of accepting oneself and making the most out of life, despite some sad times for this character. A well-rounded character of a great series that needs to be in most animated collections. I wish I had seen this long running series growing up. It's a favorite with a very long runtime. 5/5