Wooser is a corrupt little shit in a cute package, and the show knows exactly how funny that gap is. Mamoru Miyano's voice acting sells every lie and scheme like he's genuinely offended you'd doubt him. The pacing never lets a joke die on stage, by the time you're done laughing, the next absurdity is already happening. This is pure short-form chaos with no plot to slow it down, which means you either ride the energy or bounce immediately. If random gag comedy with actual personality appeals to you, Wooser gets in, does damage, and gets out before you can complain.
Wooser is an odd creature colored yellow and black, with an adorable, wide-eyed look that masks a thoroughly corrupt heart. Presented as a new hero who emerged from the far corners of the web, he proudly admits that what he loves most is meat, cash and women, and those are probably what he is staring at. The shorts, made in 3D CG by Sanzigen, follow the peculiar daily existence of this mysterious mascot, played for comedy with a touch of fantasy. For the record, the dot in the center of his face is meant to be his mouth, not his nose.
Streaming Wooser's Hand-to-Mouth Life legally, as of the last catalog refresh. Availability changes by region.
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