These shorts exist in the space between "not quite a real episode" and "actually worth your time." Three setups, three punchlines, all delivered through still frames and camera work that treats comedy timing like a craft instead of an afterthought. The humor lands because it knows exactly what it is: a palate cleanser, a bonus feature, the kind of thing that rewards people who stuck around for the credits. There's no pretense here, no attempt to be anything other than a quick laugh with characters you already like. If you've seen the movie, these add nothing to the plot. If you haven't, skip them and come back. Either way, they understand their job and do it without apology.
In a world where self-driving cars have taken over, three exceptional drivers stand ready to intervene when technology goes rogue. Lisa, Lorna, and Souichi are the last line of defense against vehicular chaos, and these three shorts capture the absurd moments leading up to their biggest challenge yet. What unfolds is pure comedic chaos. The team finds themselves in ridiculous situations that test not just their driving skills but their patience with each other. Clumsy timing, misunderstandings, and the general absurdity of babysitting malfunctioning autonomous vehicles create constant friction and hilarity between the trio. These specials lean hard into visual comedy. Still frames pan and zoom with exaggerated flair, making the most of a limited animation style to punch up every punchline. The humor relies on slapstick timing and character chemistry rather than complex animation sequences. Expect quick-hitting comedy that doesn't take itself seriously. If you want comedy shorts with personality and a cast that actually feels fun together, this delivers exactly that without demanding much of your time.