7.8
66 votes
Cartoon Network 2017
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KO wants to be as heroic as his new friends Rad and Enid and decides the way to do so is to sneak into Lord Boxman's lair and take him on by himself.
The episode was rated from 13 votes.
KO battles one of Lord Boxman's robots all by himself, only to be faced with bigger and bigger versions of, before learning that they share something in common.
The episode was rated from 12 votes.
KO eats a piece of new candy at Gar's that makes him giant.
The episode was rated from 10 votes.
KO decides to help Ginger recapture her glory days.
The episode was rated from 12 votes.
Rad is put to the test when a customer needs something from the mysterious back room.
The episode was rated from 11 votes.
K.O., Rad, and Enid watch the Lakewood Plaza Turbo pilot.
The episode was rated from 11 votes.
KO tries to help his favorite comic, Joe Cuppa.
The episode was rated from 12 votes.
Boxman captures KO, Enid and Rad, but seems a little distracted.
The episode was rated from 13 votes.
KO, Rad and Enid accidentally break one of Mr. Gar's prized possessions!
The episode was rated from 14 votes.
When Rad posts a video that goes viral, he tries to milk his 15 minutes of fame.
The episode was rated from 10 votes.Last updated: jan 24, 2022
>"I thought I was going to grow up too fast and miss everything, but I think I managed to make the best of it." This show is something special, man. Years-worth of cartoons watched, and I've never really seen a show quite like _OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes_. It's quite unique. It's clear throughout the series that this show was created for and by fans of cartoons, specially those that came out of the Cartoon Network renaissance like _Steven Universe_. In way, despite its shortcomings, I think this show accomplishes something even better than _Steven Universe_: a story full of heart and charm, with an even more satisfying, unexpected conclusion. I won't go into spoilers, but with the crew facing the show's cancellation, it's actually quite brilliant how the writers managed to bring everything full-circle in this character-focused story from beginning to end. It did feel a bit rushed during the final season sure, but I give props to the crew for acknowledging that abruptness in the show as a sort of metahumor that ties well with the rest of the show's tone. And when revelations and twists came to the forefront, I was actually quite surprised by all of them. Another charming thing about this show is just its pure wackiness. Yes, the characters are designed around the traditional "modern-day" designs, but the animators play around with TONS of other styles throughout various sequences, making each episode have something wild to look forward too. Even the humor matches that cartoon-like quality, with my personal favorite being the re-occurring joke that K.O. is always "6-11 years old". It's the little touches, alongside the cast of fun characters, that make this show surprisingly entertaining, despite it feeling like some troll videos that animators would put together on the internet. So, yeah. I was quite surprised by _OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes_. It's not some deep cartoon with a compelling narrative and emotional message, but a cute story about a kid growing up in a world of heroes. And with its short runtime, it's an easy recommendation for cartoon lovers. 7/10
