Inferno Cop moves so fast you don't have time to notice the animation budget is functionally zero. Every joke lands because the writing is sharp enough to compensate for everything else, and the show knows exactly what it's parodying, not just action tropes, but the actual mechanics of justice, healthcare, and institutional rot. You'll watch all 13 episodes in one sitting because the randomness never stops surprising you.

A lawman with a flaming head patrols Jack Knife Edge Town, hunting the dark creatures that hide from ordinary sight and attack people. Inferno Cop is an agent of justice who rose from the depths of hell to defend the public, working as both enforcer and outlaw against gangsters, thugs and demons alike. Before the story begins, the shadowy group Southern Cross killed his family, and he now deals out merciless punishment. As a growing evil gathers over his city, he faces a series of trials that send him tumbling into Hell and back, and he must rely on his allies and his own odd antics to survive. Across 13 episodes, the show pairs brash action with comedy.