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As far as I know, they haven’t shown the reason why but the show’s dropped a few hints that the issue between Deliria and Zeus is somewhat serious, particularly in episode 1x18. Her expressions turns somber and she starts a fight with Pan rather than risk further discussion about Zeus. I feel like there was also an implication that Ty knows what happened. She also sincerely tells Ty that she cannot protect him from Zeus if he incurs his wrath.

We’re lead to believe that even though Deliria is a made up goddess, she’s on the same level as the other major gods in the show’s canon. She was present for the Titanomachy, can hold her own against Athena and considers herself above the minor gods. So what could she have done to be kicked out?

Despite it being a comedy, and Zeus currently being preoccupied with himself, I think there could be a dire reason why Deliria was forced out and lost Zeus’s favor.

Thoughts?

I wonder if snakes can climb up

Season 2, Episode 4: Mr. Boogens

Airdate: Oct 27, 2024; 9:30pm ET/PT

Synopsis: Garbage is piling high in Krapopolis, but the townsfolk can't wrap their heads around the concept. Tyrannis discovers how to get them in the cleaning mood. Stupendous and Hippocampus become death, the destroyer of worlds.

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Title. Has checking Reddit for krapopolis after having essentially binged S1 and the 3 ep of S2. Loved the show, yet it seems everyone hates it, and it doesn't há e the greatest reviews.

The whole world seems to want to tell me that Krapopolis season 2 started airing on Hulu a month ago, but every time I check, it's not there. Does anyone know when it will be there? Also, is this somehow just a me problem, and everyone else is actually watching it on Hulu right now?

I do think it's fantastic that they created a whole new story whilst representing the popular mythos in the show still.
Instead of reinventing the wheel, they got the squirrels to invent it instead 🐿️
Anything can happen!

Season 2, Episode 3: Hades Nuts

Airdate: Oct 20, 2024; 9:30pm ET/PT

Synopsis: Stupendous is at it again, making trips to the underworld to visit her old fling Prack. But this time, Hades is onto her. Tyrannis tries to teach Deliria and Shlub the value of human life.

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Deliria fanart by me Classic_Director1259

Was anyone else effect by this?

In that episode when he said that he always goes on about wanting love but really just wants something his parents has, did that hit home with anyone else? It really made me feel like Tyrannis. Even his vocie became my inner vocie screaming Yes thats exactly how I feel.

Hi, anyone noticed that krapopolis characters point their foot at viewers? It is a body language showing engagement or interest in a person and it seems unique for any tv show. Am I late to the party? Is it a thing in a new media? Any thoughts?

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"Tyrannis...the legendary, mad king..."

HIS NAME IS TYRANNIS**.** You're talking across time to the namesake of tyranny itself, lady. Seriously, that should've been such a major red flag and she doesn't even register it! (Although I'm betting he never actually is a tyrant and it's just disgruntled barfolk who wind up making that connotation stick...Seems like his luck.)

Also if Krapopolis wasn't lost, she'd have never fallen down into ruins and found the shell, never contacted Tyrannis, never helped get Krapopolis un-lost so then it'd be a lost city so she'd fall into its ruins, find the shell, contact Tyrannis, get Krapopolis un-lost so then she'd have never fallen down into ruins and found the shell, never contacted Tyrannis, never helped get Krapopolis un-lost so then it'd be a lost city so she'd fall into its ruins, find the shell, contact Tyrannis, get Krapopolis un-lost so then she'd have never fallen down into ruins and found the shell, never contacted Tyrannis, never helped get Krapopolis un-lost so then it'd be a lost city so she'd fall into its ruins, find the shell, contact Tyrannis, get Krapopolis un-lost so then she'd have never fallen down into ruins and found the shell, never contacted Tyrannis, never helped get Krapopolis un-lost so then it'd be a lost city so she'd fall into its ruins, find the shell, contact Tyrannis, get Krapopolis un-lost so then she'd have never fallen down into ruins and found the shell, never contacted Tyrannis, never helped get Krapopolis un-lost so then it'd be a lost city so she'd-- oh dear, I've gone cross-eyed.

It's not listed in IMDB.

Season 2, Episode 2: Thor

Airdate: Oct 06, 2024; 9:30pm ET/PT

Synopsis: Tyrannis' little hunting mishap brings the Norse gods to Olympus. The family is forced to deal with the hunky Thor, the mischievous Loki, and some nasty bridge trolls.

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I was pleasantly surprised to see season 2 is already out and had a blast with the first episode. But after already being so impressed with the number of episodes in the first season, now seeing this I keep wondering: in a world dominated by blind flailing grasps at entertainment falling flat on their face, how are Harmon and company able to put out so many high quality episodes per season and have such a short gap between seasons?

Was a lot of the work already put into these before season 1's release? Do they just have such a smooth flow going? Have the whole crew made a deal with the devil? What grand sorcery is this!?

i was watching youtube videos about krapopolis and started getting flooded with negative commentary about the show and it honestly started making me angry😭 when listening to them you could so easily tell half the people hadn’t even watched the show and the other half were just nitpicking the most trivial issues with the show 😡😡 someone literally started trashing on the choice of color with the characters cloths🤦🏿‍♀️ sorry for my rant I love krapopolis

Season 2, Episode 1: Ice Week!

Airdate: Sep 29, 2024; 9:30pm ET/PT

Synopsis: The city is overrun with debauchery as the annual Ice Week festival comes to Krapopolis.

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In case everyone needs a reminder, new episodes of The Simpsons, Universal Basic Guys, Bob’s Burgers, and Krapopolis will air this fall.

Family Guy, The Great North, and Grimsburg will return in January.

Fall schedule:

8:00 - The Simpsons (broadcast season 36 premiere)

8:30 - Universal Basic Guys (season 1, 3 episodes have already aired with NFL)

9:00 - Bob’s Burgers (broadcast season 15 premiere)

9:30 - Krapopolis (broadcast season 2 premiere)

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I was waiting to finish Season 1 til 2 was about to come out and DAMN. That finale was amazing, easily my favorite so far. Fox has been lacking good adult animation shows for awhile in my opinion (ADHD was my shit). House Broken is rough at best, The Great North is decent but this show is amazing.

From user animatedplus on twitter.

Looks like Fox is pretty much done with the whole NFT/blockchain thing for Krapopolis.

The website has been downsized and the NFT shop, along with user features like the leaderboards, voting pages and viewing room have all been removed.

The NFT market crashed right around the same time Krapopolis premiered.

A REALLY big backfire on Fox's part, especially since they formed and put a whole bunch of money into a new blockchain company, "Blockchain Creative Labs", essentially just for this show.

This doesn't affect the show production-wise.

Fox still takes huge pride in this show being their first new animated series that they 100% own, and they renewed the show for a fourth season recently. They definitely want this show to succeed.