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La segunda temporada de Tuca y Bertie llega 🐦
Tuca y Bertie es una serie animada sobre dos amigas que están en sus 30s: ellas enfrentan juntas y por separado la aventura selvática que es la vida.
Si te gustan las series de animación hechas para adultos, Tuca y Bertie es imperdible. Aunque Lisa Hanawalt la ha creado pensando en el público femenino, todos quienes tienen una mente abierta la pueden disfrutar ✨
Si te suena el nombre de la creadora es porque también estuvo involucrada en otra de las grandes series de animación actuales: BoJack Horseman y puede que veas algunas similitudes, pero no muchas.
Esta serie tiene un estilo que enamora y aunque también toca temas pesados, es claro que las risas no faltan. Si no has visto todavía la primera temporada, debes saber que la encuentras en Netflix.
Si te enganchas, la mala noticia es que Netflix canceló la serie, PERO la buena noticia es que Adult Swim ha logrado con sus experimentadas manos una segunda temporada imperdible, la cual estrena este 13 de junio 🎉
El único problema es que solo se puede acceder a estos contenidos en ciertos territorios; aún así, esperemos que llegue a tus ojos y corazón pronto.
Si ya viste la primera temporada y quieres un adelanto de lo que va a pasar, puedes ver el trailer de la segunda temporada aquí 👇 (está en inglés, pero se puedes usar la traducción de youtube, si la necesitas)
Tuca and Bertie - Season 2 Trailer
Tuca and Bertie are back on Adult Swim! Second season premieres June 13th, 11:30 PM (US)
My views on Tuca & Bertie
I was pretty excited to watch Tuca & Bertie, since I love Bojack Horseman! The style and aesthetic of both cartoons are the same, just as using humanized animals as characters. However, Tuca & Bertie have a more surrealistic vibe, with a lot of absurds and metalanguage (Like words that came out of a character’s mouth and then fell on the floor). In Bojack Horseman, since all animals are humanized, we never see nobody with pets, and they even created a messed up explanation for eating meat (Season 2, ep 5) - the absurd on Bojack Horseman has logic in its context. On Tuca & Bertie, they choose to make thinks more crazy and illogical with that classic cartoon nonsense where humanized dogs have pet dogs. Also, Tuca & Bertie not only humanized animals, but also plants and some lifeless objects, which complements the more cartoonish absurd vibe of it.
Besides the similarities, those shows have completely different types of stories. Tuca & Bertie is way less dark, and is a light and fun thing to watch. The story is nice, the characters are very likable and the voice acting is pretty good.
Generally, the show does not have a serious vibe, but they manage to discuss interesting topics through it. Things like maturity, friendship, work, sex, relationships (being them between friends, family, couples or work colleagues), adulthood, womanhood, anxiety, panic attacks, confidence issues (on yourself and others) and, generally, how life is, are pointed out in a more realistic way than expected.
The thing that most impressed me was that the show discussed things like sexism and sexual harassment/assault various times, pointing out not only situations where women feel uncomfortable, but also moments where we end up letting pass (or don’t even notice the problem in) inappropriate behaviors that are constantly present in a patriarchal society, from the smallest to the highest expressions of it. I really liked how they represented those issues, showing situations that, even when represented in a crazy reality, are very real to all women.
Plusss, loved the theme song and all of those tiny remixed songs that go through the show!
In resume, I really liked the show and would love to watch another season! It didn’t become one of my favorites, but I’d definitely recommend it to anyone!
See ya!
Guys. Tuca and Bertie got cancelled after only one season just as the artists and writers unionized.... coincidence?? NO.
I love big mouth but in comparison, it's strange only that got renewed and not Tuca and Bertie, a show about two women not boys and their perspective through young adult life. It's queer, it's colorful, the voice actors are poc. Netflix cancelling them is just wrong. They gave them a season to show they "care" then took it away for no reason. It actually did well with ratings!! Also the art team is the same from Bojack horseman.
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