God is a cat: bizzare animated series Exploding Kittens released on Netflix

The American production company Netflix has released the animated series Exploding Kittens, which is an adaptation of the board game of the same name. The plot of the comedy revolves around the God and the Devil, who descended to Earth in the form of two cats.

The first season consists of nine episodes, each of which lasts about 25 minutes. However, despite an interesting idea and a cute concept, the bizzare animation did not receive a very pleasant welcome, The Guardian writes. The developers of the series have created a poorly thought out plot, combined with not very funny jokes.

The premise of the adaptation, which differs significantly from the game, is that God has been bad at his job in heaven, so as a punishment he has to come down to Earth in the form of a cat. He finds himself in the Higgins family, which consists of five people: mom Abbie, who used to be part of the US Navy SEALs, dad Marv, who runs a wholesale store, two sons Travis and Aidan, and daughter Greta. Each family member has completely different personalities and lifestyles that influence the development of the plot.

When being a cat, God, whose main task is to bring the family closer together, begins to adapt to the new living conditions, he is visited by the exile from hell, Beelzebub, who also has to guide the earthlings on the right path but with the spread of chaos, IGN writes.

The plot of the animated series is too long and filled with a lot of humor, which often causes strange feelings instead of laughter. For example, Marv's shop sells steaks the size of mattresses as a humorous interpretation of bulk buying.

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