I Watch Bfg, Mo, And One Religiously But I’ll Check Out The Other Ones!!!

I watch bfg, mo, and one religiously but I’ll check out the other ones!!!

So with the resurgence of new object shows this quarantine, I've begun to realize that not a lot of object shows (outside of II, BFB/TPOT and OSO) barely get any attention! So I decided to draw some of my favorite object shows that deserve way more credit than given to them.

We have in the current roster:

Battle For Grandma (BFG), a semi-joke show created by SacriStuff, which surprisingly has a lot of heart and some genuinely interesting twists and funny jokes! There are 7 episodes out of the 11 currently out, each of them 5-10 minutes long. Highly recommended for newer OSC members, but good for oldies to.

ONE, a 6 episode long series created by Cheesy Hfj, the first episode Freefall coming out a few weeks ago. What I like about this show is that the contestants are more than just objects, they have proper lives and names and given the short run time of the show, I think we'll get a episode centered on each character. It also seems like outside of the island they were transported too, recover is nonexistent, we get this really funny scene with Tomato (the literal 11 month old child) that explains this. It has a good interesting concept that I hope only grows more. If you haven't seen the first episode please do!

Mysterious Object Super Show (MOSS) is one of more noticed ones, as its been in the making for a while from what I know. The first episode, "Something along the lines of a rainy day" released a few days before ONE, and is 46 minutes long. Created by Polysided, the episode plays a lot like BFB 1, but longer and the first 20 minutes is all about introducing us to these characters. 56 objects with 7 teams of 8. Sounds alot like BFB, but its really not. Firstly its in my opinion better than BFB when it comes to introducing characters and the characters themselves, some of them being extremely unique in design, voice and even power. It also isn't afraid to nearly KILL one of its characters, not for the sake of a joke. Balances Tension and Comedy almost to a tea, and the actions scenes are really smooth. This deserves way more credit than what it has, and really every object show fan (especially ones who like to stick with BFB) should give it a watch.

Modern Objects, while not being your typical object show, was made by Ricktoons and released January 2019, the second episode being In production since then. It follows the siblings Spade (a mooching free-loader) and Bucket (short tempered and hardworking) struggle to make a living. After an argument, Bucket kicks out Spade and he and his friend Map have to find a job. I don't want to say more but despite it being more sitcom based, it really needs more attention. While the Voice Acting can be a bit clunky, the story and animation is top notch, along with the jokes being timed perfectly. If you want a change of pace, you should check this out.

Finally I want to talk about Paper Puppets Take 2, created by YellowAngiru. A sequel to a series of the same name, Take 2 makes the miraculous feat of it all being made in a PowerPoint. WOW. It looks like Stopmotion 2D and its really nice to watch, harking back to S1 where all the contestants were Paper cutouts. With 7 episodes so far, we already have a decent storyline set in motion, loosley following the events of S1. It is VASTLY underated and a lot like II2, has only improved with each installment. This and the S1 finale for extra context all deserve a watch.

We also have The Object Project, II2, TPOT, BFB and OSO, but those are quite popular already.

Thanks for 11 years!