A bouncing tune, decently animated throughout, completely insane and short enough not to grate too badly. It seems that web-animation and South Korea are words that go hand-in-hand. It really has no plot, nor do any of the segments that the song uses (which are all clips from other web-toon episodes), it’s just a random piece of nonsense that the makers seemed to have enjoyed making and I enjoyed watching.

Unfortunately it doesn’t bear up to repeated viewings, especially to someone who has spent many years watching the best and worse of what animation has to offer. Still, worth a watch anyway, just to see something daft in a world which is increasing forgetting how to have fun.

Well, the animation is good, the song can be catchy, but after a few times, it gets on my nerves.

Its was okay. Just cute little eggs with squished up faces and colorful, cutesy backrounds in front of cheery music, sung by a squeaky voice, is slightly under enjoyable for me.

Really funny. My older brother showed this to me about 4 months ago, and I thought it was a joke. It isn't! It was actually a Japanese kid's show! I thought is was so funny I belly laughed for the next 15 minutes. The actual episodes are funny, too. No dialogue, and I still laughed my head off. The best part is - no sex, no violence, no language.

These short animations are cute. Although most don't really have any point to them they have some very nice animation and are pretty funny. As the previous reviewer said, it's not a must-see web cartoon, but it's worth checking out if you're bored.