The truth is that, despite my opinion, it is a mass phenomenon (in the world geekyof course) and that HBO Max has all 5 seasons. You’re already late if you’re one of the many fans of it.
6. Robot Chicken, the Adult Swim classic
Robot Chicken is everything an animation classic stop motion Created by Seth Green. Already a veteran, on HBO Max you have 11 seasons with multiple episodes each, about 10 minutes long, so you can stuff yourself without much guilt.
Hooligan references of all kinds to popular culture and celebrities (some quite outdated, really), with a touch not suitable for children.
5. Spawn, Todd McFarlane’s legendary superhero
If you’re a fan of superheroes but want a grown-up approach, the animated series spawn is what you are looking for. You have 3 seasons on HBO Maxwith episodes lasting just under half an hour.
Todd McFarlane created a super antihero, a word that I just invented, in a context where heaven and hell wage a war, whose prize is human souls. The series is already somewhat old, from the end of the 90s, but it is much better than you may think at first glance.
4. Running Stories, from Cartoon Network
Current stories it’s a bit like spongebob, that series intended for children that adults enjoy much more. With an eighties tone, which will delight those of us who never grew up, Mordecai, a blue jay, and Rigby, a raccoon, try to get away from everything, work as little as possible and dedicate themselves to lazing around and playing.
Although it looks like a reality show from the editorial staff of El Output, they always end up involved in bizarre, fantastic and science fiction stories.
3. Spicy City, animation for adults only
Unlike the previous one, Spicy City It is only for people over 18 years old. Miniseries of 6 episodes, places us in a strange retro-futuristic world, where violence and sex are the norm of the episodes.
Frankly curious and not recommended to see with your children or nephews.
2. Blade Runner, The Black Lotus
The computer animation, themed cyberpunkhas its candidate in this series based on the world of bladerunner.
In it, a young woman who has lost her memory but has spectacular fighting skills tries to figure out who she is, a bit Jason Bourne-esque. One season, 8 episodes and 20 minutes per chapter. Curious.
1. Animals, the life of animals in New York
Perhaps the most intriguing option of all. Animals it is an animated series for adults from HBO that portrays the lives of different animals in New Yorkbut with an interesting twist.
Pigeons that question life and mice with a broken heart serve to reflect on the most important questions that we all ask ourselves. From the same animation studio as the film anomaly, is without a doubt the most gourmet jewel. Precisely for this reason, it will not be to everyone’s taste.
As you can see, there is no shortage of adult animation series on HBO Max. So now you know, pop the popcorn and binge while everyone around you thinks (rightly so) that you’ll never grow up.
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