Guu arrives and the jungle stops making sense, which is exactly the point. Haré's deadpan suffering as the straight man to pure chaos is comedy in its purest form, no plot to slow it down, just relentless absurdist riffs that land because the timing and character dynamics are locked in. If you've ever wanted a show that commits completely to the bit and never apologizes for it, this is the one nobody remembers but should.

Haré is a cheerful boy who spends his days in the jungle with his mother, until the day Guu turns up and becomes part of their home. From then on, Haré runs into one difficulty after another as he works to stop Guu from causing trouble around the jungle. The show is a comedy built on that pairing, with Haré left to handle whatever problems his new housemate brings.