Season 1, Episode 20: Prince Hippo

Airdate: April 28 2024; 8:30pm ET/PT

Synopsis: When Atlanteans approach Krapopolis, Shlub reveals that Hippocampus is technically the king of Atlantis. A priestess visits Deliria and offers her services.

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1x20 Prince Hippo

Does Tyrannis’ voice bother anyone else? It is really annoying but I can’t really articulate why.. I was just curious if anyone else thought that too

I've been talking to a therapist lately and a lot of what we discuss is my crazy family and how I relate to them. I try to set boundaries like Ty, but they continually cross them and then constantly need me to help them fix their problems. One thing that has been hard for me is understanding that the reason I always end up helping them is because I feel like it validates me, despite how frustrated i get with them, and it makes me feel like a better person than them, which is actually kind of selfish. But I do want what is best for everybody. I want them to see how they aren't going about things in a healthy way, but it is impossible to get through to them. I feel like that is a very Tyrannis thing. Does anybody else relate to him?

Why isn’t this show working? It’s got a lot going for it. It reminds me a bit of Disenchanted - which seemingly had everything going for it, but failed to thrive.

What is missing/off about Krapopolis?

For those that are following the Krapopolis Twitter or looking to join their discord, they have been hacked. The hack occurred on Apr 23. The discord has a link that will drain your account if you connect to it. Don't interact with any links for the time being. The team has not come forward with any formal announcements

Season 1, Episode 19: Muse Your Illusion

Airdate: April 21, 2024; 8:30pm ET/PT

Synopsis: A plague of Muses descends upon Krapopolis. Deliria struggles to endure Shlub's centennial molting.

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1x19 Muse Your Illusion

I haven't had cable in decades and I don't watch broadcast TV. There are multiple TV shows that have been on for a while that I'm not even aware of. I was perusing Hulu a couple days ago to find something to watch while I folded laundry. I started Krapopolis because of the listed voice actors and watched through all the available episodes.

I could listen to Matt Berry say anything and be thankful for it.

After having only recently watched through Ted Lasso, I'm appreciating hearing even more of Hannah Waddingham's range.

I wish that just one time Richard Ayoade would pronounce it "stience."

I thoroughly enjoy hearing the dozens of familiar voices.

I'm loving it! And I'm thrilled to be along for the ride with y'all.

Krapopolis is taking this week off, but will return with an all-new episode next Sunday!

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No Episode April 14- Krapopolis returns the 21st!

Also what about any of the other newer Fox stuff (Bless the Harts, Duncanville, The Great North, Housebroken)?

TLDR: I like this show, didn't think I would because the ads in the beginning were doing it no favors and nobody was giving it a real chance based on how little anyone wants to talk about it. But there is potential to build off of if they're willing to try.

I don't know all the ends and outs of whatever that Hollywood strike did to shows in production or about to be in production but as right now, this show gets a strong B to B+, mainly cause it's the characters bringing me back. I won't touch the whole NFT thing cause I couldn't explain it even if I wanted to and didn't even know it was a thing.
Basically I think this show could be stronger if it really embraced it's anachronistic fantastical ancient mythology premise and Greek Mythology, and not even the same 4 cliched Greek mythology stories. Like, heretical as it might seem, take notes from Venture Bros cause Venture Bros was really rough at first then found it's voice and is one of the best shows ever made or even still, the good elements from Hercules and Xena from the 1990s....

Synopsis: >!Nymph Daphne and Tyrannis arrange a meeting to negotiate peace between the city and the forest; Hippocampus and Nymph Daphne hide out in Hippocampus' bunker.!<

Live now April 7, 2024. Tomorrow on Hulu or Fox.com

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I resonated and needed to share~ So1e5

Etherscan is using reports that this was used in Phishing, anyone have any idea what is going on? Tried to message team on Discord and haven't heard anything, I am apprehensive to sign anything with my wallet with all my reddit avatars in it as well.

https://etherscan.io/address/0xCa4c2ff1f20f3Be07078CF5f37b9c90764aa0388

Synopsis: >!There is a major god opening on Mt. Olympus, and Deliria decides to mentor the nerdy minor god Salt for the spot as a way to spite her rival, Athena; Krapopolis residents start moving to the wilderness to get away from the excess poop problem.!<

Live now March 24, 2024. Tomorrow on Hulu or Fox.com

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They're trying to bury this for some reason, but 2 community members were featured in yesterday's episode for holding a special NFT (called Key to Krapopolis). They didn't post this on socials or their closed discord, but they did send an email out an hour before air. If they are wanting to drive community engagement, this feels like an easy marketing opportunity, but because it's an NFT, they are seemingly trying to kill it.

Who else has noticed strong parallels between the relationship developing between Tyrannis and his mother, and that of Alan Harper of 2.5-men and his mother? I mean it really reminds me of episodes of the former where she manipulated her son for her own goals and remained a narcissist learning nothing. Thoughts?

Synopsis: >!The city of Krapopolis reckons with a solar eclipse; Tyrannis learns that it is not a cruel punishment by Zeus, but a natural occurence.!<

Live now March 17, 2024. Tomorrow on Hulu or Fox.com

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Welcome to all the new fans of Krapopolis. This is a nice community of fans discussing the show.

Why is his cape pin an 🫒 with a toothpick going through it ?is his middle name martini ?

Synopsis: >!Deliria and Tyrannis attend an exclusive island retreat hosted by the goddess Hestia. Meanshwile, back in Krapopolis, Shlub, Stupendous, and Hippocampus host a group of old-time influencers.!<

Live now March 3, 2024. Tomorrow on Hulu or Fox.com

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I know that the show has been picked up for two more seasons, but I’m seeing a lot of different things online as for how many episodes this current season is. I know that it was originally only supposed to be 12 episodes, but next week will be up to 15. Is next week going to be the season finale?

Synopsis: >!Hippocampus and Stupendous train an unruly group of town-children and accidentally create an apex predator; Tyrannis mistakenly attends an anti-Tyrannis rally.!<

Live now February 25, 2024. Tomorrow on Hulu or Fox.com

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Synopsis: >!Tyrannis and Deliria search for a dragon that is causing a plague; Hippo works on a cure to save the infected Krapopolis residents.!<

Live now February 18, 2024. Tomorrow on Hulu or

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Looks like it is called "Contagion". Sounds like Krapopolis is about to get hit with a lot of diarrhea haha.

I now associate Krapopolis with spaghetti due to me often eating spaghetti while watching it.

It's really good spaghetti; however, I do make it myself, so I might be a little biased.

I'm thinking about spaghetti right now.

I'm hungry.