Telferi

 *cue monotone*

  Oh look. Yet on another in a series of animated short shows that t'would seeketh to utilize the application of random and fast paced happenings as a source of humor. A main character derived from a parody movie that never intended to have lasting consequences but nevertheless caught on in a very minor niche of humor that would not lend itself to a prolonged series. Henceforth played by a voice actress oft renown for supply her talents to much the same genre as has been seen numerous times before. I am undoubitably certain it will find a fanbase in those who are sufficiently stimulated by oddly shaped characters in oddly crafted worlds that hold no whatsoever basis in overarching story or continuing character development. 

  This is not sarcasm.

I find myself frequently expounding that declaration. I digress.

 Mighty Magiswords provided mirth. I hold only minor trepidation that a character who's sole basis was to be abrasively symbolic of an archetype will no doubt bring countless joy to very many thereby accustomed to accept as such as the state of entertainment. I hope it truly brings much excitement into your life.

  Huzzah. I am overjoyed at this prospect.

@Widdershins Unikitty will be enjoyable to watch (based on what I saw), but the other characters will probably be horrendous. Well hay, just remember that her home gets destroyed in Lego Movie, so all of those characters die. 

  That "spooky guy" is just not trying at all. In the least. Didn't even bother naming the McGuffin for the episode.