"PIG" Watch Society COLLAPSE in this Award-winning Animation

Society collapses as a group of animals exploit a sleeping pig by connecting a power grid to its snout. Watch as they deplete their resources and keep lookin’ cute while they do it!
Celebrate World Environment Day and make the world better by sharing this award-winning animated short! 🌍🐖✨
**14 awards and 87+ festival selections**
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CREDITS
Director: Jorn Leeuwerink
Producer: Tünde Vollenbroek
Story consultant: Sam Peeters
Story, storyboard, design, animation: Jorn Leeuwerink
Backgrounds: Janneke Ipenburg
Editing: Jorn Leeuwerink, Dario van Vree
Music: Job Chajes, Bram Meindersma
Musicians: Job Chajes (alto saxophone), Adeline Salles (flute), Gijs Levelt (trumpet), Birgit Strahl (bassoon), Frans Cornelissen (tuba and trombone), Arjan Jongsma (vibraphone), Frank Jonas (guitar), Felix Hildenbrand (double bass)
Sound design: Bram Meindersma
Re-recording mixer: Jaim Sahuleka (FeverFilm)
Coloring: Mackenzie Fincham, Ming Stotijn
Trailer editing: Diede van Vree
DCP export: Roloff de Jeu
Festival distribution: Ursula van den Heuvel (Kaboom Distribution)
Sales: Sydney Neter (SND Films)

[@user-xq7jc8yn2p]

We learned two lessons today. A. Conserve resources B. Don't build a town on scaffolding.

[@yusufa5429]

I like how the city stood on 3 foundational pillars and fell over when one of them collapsed. it's like, those pillars are reliant on one another.

[@gamingdudedonal3312]

Yeah obviously that entire part of the city was entirely suspended over nothing

[@jnharton]

@@gamingdudedonal3312 I think the point was simply that there are foundations which hold up to society, the economy, etc and that undermining those foundations can be catastrophic.

[@bonbonpony]

Also it is pretty common in engineering that you balance the weights. Losing one of the supports unbalances the forces on others, so they're usually next to collapse.

[@riu_ekymx4288]

like turtles, ore elefant, i don't member

[@bl0ccr4fter24]

That’s a lesson for you little kids, don’t chain extension cords

[@redheadedviking9415]

Very facetious, and I feel a bit depressed looking through your outlook. Edit: I know you jest to make people laugh.

[@chair2045]

And dont build build cities in angry birds' piggies style

[@JamesTDG]

Also at least try to have a sustainable way to keep your power grid alive

[@NightFangClash]

Well, it looks like the animals didn't learn their lesson and the thing is just going to happen all over again eventually with the elephant too.

[@MPbmfm]

Maybe that generation have learned but if they forget to tell their children then they will make the same mistake as their parents

[@alpasy]

It looks like the lesson is to find the elephant before the pig is depleted, and then you better find the hippo too, because the world will collapse either way.

[@spinosaurusstriker]

​@@alpasyyeah i agree

[@divineantiwokegangster]

@@MPbmfm well the only thing they teach their children is earn money however possible

[@racingraptor4758]

​@@alpasythe lesson was to build a ballanced society that can sustain both the pig and other animals (cause they were able to feed the big and get some electrcity for a brief noment). So in reality inventing a green source of energy that can last. Meanwhille they choose to deplete resources.

[@personal9372]

Indulgence and comfort, it overrides wisdom, it could be argued whether the lesson was about finite resource, or over reliance, but the key point was that the tragedy was preventable, but they just choose the "It's too complicated for me, let's just watch something else" method of dealing with it, by the time things starts to fall apart that's when their sense of danger kicked in, what they didn't realize was that it kicked in all at the same time for everyone, causing mass chaos.

[@Just-a-Fish.Moonlighter]

this is funny because its probably based off that image with the pig nose and an energy cable

[@theDancingBanana2002]

I THOUGHT THAT TOO

[@da-lettr-d]

Imagine you drive out the city and see a pig with a electric cable connected to the city. 💀

[@roboxt100-ys6ev]

and i'm a furry of a certain type, which it would be a completely common detail in this universe 💀🤌

[@elbefrayogautama4822]

First it used electrical energy from pig, now it uses electrical energy from elephant

[@Doggus87]

Soon they'll use it from a whale

[@chaosruby9792]

when are they going to invent solar panels

[@mrmonokel2335]

@@elbefrayogautama4822 next up electricity from cow But they are gonna need an adapter for that nose.

[@mrmonokel2335]

@@chaosruby9792 you mean sunfish floating on the surface? lol

[@surnachi]

i know

[@barnykirashi]

The Lesson: If you have a Nuclear Reactor, have some guys to keep maintaining it.

[@ninjagogetta]

This cartoon is a perfect summary of south African government ignoring the problems in the power stations getting load shedding (the city lights turn off ) and slowly falling apart we haven't found our elephant yet😢

[@mrmonokel2335]

This can be applied to countless cases. - The Nauru people - The Aral sea - Gold digger cities - The Amazonian Rainforest (currently under way) - Las Vegas (currently under way) Many more.

[@helenTW]

My country is slowly discontinuing street lights but still spends way too much power or advertising displays. We will soon walk in the dark and all we will see are ads. I wonder when our day of chaos is.

[@rawmaterials3909]

I think it represents the problem with the whole world, not just a single country...

[@mrmonokel2335]

@@rawmaterials3909 …it has room for interpretation.

[@thebeast8114]

I think you missed the point of the video…

[@ColinThePikachuRedScarfLover31]

7:35 The Duck Looks Fine Actually

[@LtotheT]

he doesn't have one wing

[@thegamesquad5133]

he has a broken wing

[@ColinThePikachuRedScarfLover31]

Oh Sorry Didn’t Notice That

[@antigayslam]

Me after losing all the resources in my Factorio base:

[@GlamEye]

I've been wanting to see this ever since you announced it, beautifully drawn, funny, dark and with great musical accompaniment, it was completely worth the wait.

[@antonardiansyah6460]

🐖+🔌=⚡

[@lilluthegreat123]

🐖 + 🐘+🔌=⚡⚡⚡

[@LemonCuppy]

🐖 + 🐖 + 🐖= ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@Slugcat770]

Ok?

[@Doggus87]

​@@lilluthegreat123 🐖❤🐘 = ???

[@caderiddle5996]

☠️

[@yellowfrog2259]

0:20 the kitty chirp so cute

[@reggiemiller2570]

Yup it cute

[@AREEGGGGG20]

Problem 1 : WRONG Problem 2 : I bet you (Reggie) are 2 months babies PROBLEM 3 : YOU CANT EVEN BE BORNED

[@CeilingCatMSM]

​@@AREEGGGGG20you are klasky numberblocks band effects kid

[@TarsonTalon]

People think it's a metaphor for fossil fuels. That is not correct. Why? Because the pig and the element are animals too, which might be a metaphor for "They're people too". And society only collapsed because it wasn't fed, which they really had no excuse not to do. I think it represents the workers who contribute to society, and how society over time forgets to appreciate their sacrifices and create for them an environment they can actually survive in. That's why our society is about to collapse, because essential workers can't afford their own homes or have kids, nor do they want their kids to grow up in a society that doesn't give back.

[@matejmotuz108]

As an electrician , (so both , blue collar worker and someone who knows something about energy sources) this makes perfect sense to me

[@joystickgames-fb6zh]

you know what? This metaphor makes a lot of sense!

[@wilb.-wilbertvanveldhuizen5664]

Incredible animation as always!!🐷🔌

[@joystickgames-fb6zh]

This feels like a metaphor of how our society relies on a resource that won`t be sustainable in the long run. Feels like a metaphor on climate change too.

[@mrmonokel2335]

It‘s more a metaphor on how all society tries to do is keeping the status quo (their daily lives) alive - instead of limiting itself to keep a certain ressource sustainable. Society just keeps exploiting the ressource until its gone. And once its gone society collapses and moves on to a new ressource. It isnt neccesarily about electricity, but ressources in general. In history, this has already happened countless times with different ressources, in different societies, in different places. And it will keep repeating.

[@jnharton]

In my opinion, it's less about whether usage of a resource usage is really sustainable than it is about how our careless reliance on it predisposes us to the disastrous outcome of running out. No resource is truly infinite and energy is ultimatey finite, but there's probably more than we'll ever need. But that doesn't mean we can't screw ourselves over and create a situation where it is very hard to obtain enough energy to sustain our way of life. Fossil fuels are non-renewable from a human perspective, but there was a time in Earth's history when they didn't exist yet. Most of that energy originally came from the sun, was stored by plants, transferred to animals by eating the plants, and converted to oil when the animals died suddenly and their organic matter was trapped under a layer of other stuff for a really, really long time.

[@bonbonpony]

@@mrmonokel2335 What do you mean by "sustainable"? Have you ever heard of the Laws of Thermodynamics?

[@mrmonokel2335]

@@bonbonpony Maybe google the word before asking strangers on the internet to give you the definition of a word...

[@bonbonpony]

@@mrmonokel2335 Nice deflection, but the problem is, I _already know_ the definition of the word :q I was asking _you_ what do _you_ think it means (to learn _your_ definition), because I have suspicion that _you_ don't understand the subject well enough, and once you provided your definition, I would then be able to tell you why it's bunk. Also, it wasn't really about the definition, but about what it implies. Which I would explain next, if you wouldn't be an ass. (That's what my second sentence in my original comment was hinting at, which of course you didn't understand as well.)

[@RockonthegroundToo]

the cat is the smartest one here

[@mrmonokel2335]

…it is, in fact, the owl. The only one that actually talked about the problem before the disaster happened. The cat tried to save the disaster, but only when it was way too late.

[@dariazhempalukh]

The cat is that dumbass that tries to solve a problem without resolving the core issues. And didn’t learn any lesson. Just like your average consumer.

[@orlagh277]

The cat that abandoned everyone to save itself and stole from the ones trying to help the pig?

[@oihanacheritogaray6805]

I love the fact the Animals cant spell words properly this animation deserve the awards i love it

[@japanpanda2179]

... It's in Dutch, the words are spelled properly in Dutch

[@oihanacheritogaray6805]

@@japanpanda2179oh.

[@Bp1033]

I really like this. the animation has just the right amount of monty python vibe to it.

[@joonska6094]

man the load on the cable coming out of the pig

[@Evilwolffire]

Ik zag deze bij kaboom! Was mn absolute favoriet. Geweldige video!

[@shapesbb]

Its always great to see an animation from this channel

[@thomas-michaelheinemann8064]

Hello Jorn, I love it! We met yesterday at Juniorfest in Domazlice. All the best, Thomas

[@dwendinanavarro3745]

bro mosquito says "GOOOO GOOOOO AAAAAAAAA GRAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WE PARTY LES GO"

[@user-pi1ez7ju5x]

The dog cop. Lol

[@rawmaterials3909]

Has someone else noticed that the background music vaguely resembles the opening theme from "The Simpsons"?

[@MakerTom2022]

I thought Itchy and Scratchy, but yes, Simpsons for sure

[@brandonhenderson6356]

Society lasted that short because why not 😂

[@comet3429]

“The world has enough to fulfill everyone’s need , not enough to fulfill their greed” -Mahatma Gandhi

[@matejmotuz108]

"Don't underestimate how many people can be in the world " -an unimpressed guy

[@worththesqueeze1386]

Humanity and global warming comes to mind. Fear, denial, and short term benefit are powerful

[@denifnaf5874]

Moral of the story: don't share!

[@brandonhenderson6356]

Sigma nation classic

[@Littlestickman35]

Sharing ain’t caring

[@ryanlowry4090]

Don’t waste electricity, save it.

[@MowDestroyer]

well at least this time they'll know to feed it.

[@7.6Millionthcat]

Lesson learnt: *DONT BUILD A TOWN ON SCAFFOLDING*

[@joeviviano62]

Our pig is about done IRL

[@Hristo-xy9sk]

Piggy bank in a nutshell

[@wee276]

power production lore:

[@BeekersSqueakers]

A lot of this could've been avoided with some basic building codes.

[@pedroh.jota.p]

Moral of the story,share,but one person at a time.

[@hunormagyar1843]

More like, make, but only one person at a lifetime lmao :skull: No but for real. I don't say it because it's nice to. I say it because it's the truth unfortunately. There are too many people on this planet. Eight, fucking, billion. We either stop it peacefully, or the rules of our world will stop us by force. That, and/or go back to using horses for everything, including manufacturing. But cutting down on human population is the most straightforward bet. The planet *can* take fires if few happen, rarely. With 8 billion fires lit by us for various reasons every single day, the CO2 and other greenhouse gases we produce is too much. This is a simple cartoon pointing at a much bigger thing than it initially seems to. The pig and the elephant, you could say they're analogy to a power station or an energy, but not having electricity would not be remotely so bad if it happened gradually, in contrast to us making our fucking planet inhospitable to ourselves. They're an analogy to our planet and its resources as a whole in some way.

[@maksimyasonov]

This cannot be done.

[@adamanjie9238]

The train 😂 the cat I feel sorry for her 😢

[@shalakoal]

6:38 6:39 6:40 дозы Дчлмщыдсзы ДВЛМЗЫС ыдсзфдсвхфжщвдвщ

[@shalakoal]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 7:40 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 7:47 😂😂😂😂 7:48 😂😂😂😂 7:49 😂 7:49 😂 7:50 7:51 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Офигеть

[@thepersonyeah9680]

This feels like an obvious metaphor for a real life issue

[@FernandoCortillas]

Ok got it "do not build a whole city on scaffolding instead of foundation"

[@JeffreyCH1]

"gotta move dat gear up"

[@cameronnewton7053]

"eerecting a dispenser"

[@audacity5911]

Forgot to care for the thing that sustains them

[@WedgyBlue]

It reminds me of a Catdog episode.

[@sido6689]

This video teaches us that's society is so delicate one major mistake and then it's going to crumble

[@SuperDraax]

super nice

[@StupitVoltMain]

Ignoring the problem untill it becomes bigger problem, how familiar

[@AmericanValorian]

I'm not sure what the problem was, to me I just thought it was about infrastructure, maybe don't have your entire society rely on a pig.

[@Dominic-ob1ei]

So the pigs snort was the Internet

[@BerryTwistedDude2]

They got 3 starred angry birds style.

[@DemonAndLucky]

Both tragic and hilarious, this made me smile. Maybe I'm Joker 🃏

[@thebeast8114]

No joker, just another clown

[@golfinhoyurii]

i remmeber what will happened in the end!!!!!

[@MichaelTheMoron]

YOOOOOOOO ITS YOU

[@tomtom9879]

Artfully Masterpiece!! 😮 👍👍

[@amills1675]

5:35 WHAT DID HE DO?

[@kubo407]

An important moral. Alright, I'm going to go drive a car to McDonald's to get a sandwich.

[@pratanudas8800]

This is a wonderful way of showing how destructive we humans can actually be. But this video and channel are so underrated. Looks like people really don't give a sh*t about awareness.

[@jirayuthwongthong4701]

Nah you have to BUILD A POWERPLANT

[@Randomfnlover]

That cat can get it

[@MathewSan_]

Great video 👍

[@davidbae487]

Some of the animals here are actually featured in "flower found"(ie: mouse, deer, chicken, fox, rabbit, blue bird before it turned purple, and maybe more I missed)

[@davidbae487]

Also love how the goose has straight up teeth

[@barsozuguler4300]

That could be either fossil fuels or natural gasses that the pig symbolises. Maybe just petroleum

[@jnharton]

Or literally any other resource we've all come to rely on heavily, like plumbing and running water.

[@brianballance6374]

The fate of all humans

[@ТойХтоКоміксиМалює]

I like this cartoon

[@divineantiwokegangster]

they should have discovered the elephant earlier

[@brix_max]

Wouldn’t solve the problem forever tho

[@Croydon387]

That way they had an emergency supply in case the pig fails

[@thecanadiandane7262]

What, so the same problem can happen after a somewhat longer period of time?

[@bonbonpony]

@@brix_max What do you think _would_ solve it _forever_ ? :q Have you ever heard of the Laws of Thermodynamics?

[@brix_max]

@@bonbonpony well definitly not fossil energy sources because they run out sooner oder later.

[@TheLoquendohacker]

So basically We're running out of oil . . . And the only answer is TO MAKE NEW OIL! my god! Its all so clear now! This cartoon was so inspiring! We need to find a way to create a new type of oil That can help us to survive! This should get an Oscar for inspiring people to do the right thing! Just like "man" I am now a proud owner of two seal leather boots!

[@olchum7605]

the answer is nuclear energy. Shame so many are scared of it

[@ManuelRiccobono]

Very cool animation

[@CrispSkimmer]

Geweldig!

[@TwoTailedSponge]

Next time, go solar, wind, water or something. Ya crazy animals.

[@RavenWoodsDE]

It's what happens when it's cloudy and wind's too slow to produce meaningful energy.

[@spinosaurusstriker]

​@@RavenWoodsDE wprse is that yu need petrolium to power the machines that mine for the lithium used in solar bateries , with wind we need to desimate big green areas to put them there , with water it works but then they can't complain about gentrification. All of the ideas he mentioned kinda suck . They should use the elephant to power a industrial society focused on the development of nuclear power , then , they can have a luxurious life.

[@Sunnysideanyway]

Why does no one advocate for nuclear?

[@SomeRandomCake]

Or better yet. Nuclear

[@bonbonpony]

You think that the Sun will never decay? :q

[@AverageLuigiFan01]

Wtf did I just watch that showed on my recomended.....

[@avibank]

I'm 14 and this is deep.

[@matejmotuz108]

NOW THIS is some heavy brainwashing

[@nikooneshot-jo5]

Guh?!

[@Dialtonezzz]

BOOORRRIIIINNNGGGG

[@Geniuscat44]

I didnt get a shit out of it

[@hunormagyar1843]

You, my friend, weren't born when there WAS snow in winter, you were only born after there wasn't. You were born into the scorching 40degrees celsius of summer, not back when there wasn't. This is an analogy to what we're doing to our planet, if you really think about it. But you could also say this is what's gonna happen if we no longer have resources to produce electricity, but if that was the only consequence of human activity, we would be just fine. We'd still have bikes and horses, and history books helping us figure how the old people used to do things.

[@elisabethmanfau-id9wz]

Pig noes and Elephant noes big animals

[@syruscoy1244]

The pig should have woken up (or died) at some point, otherwise this animation was awesome.

[@shirinkamisami4487]

😮what should we do if all lights going off together

[@antoniopacelli]

No please don't take Energy from Elephant...You cannot grow the Food they Eat... Go back Farming on Prensile Gardens just to Flex Your Gardening Skills.

[@Omegajunior2658]

Brilliant I am seeing this from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@isiahs9312]

In real life they hire some of the usual suspects. Lockheed, Parsons, Jacobs engineering to feed the pig and it doesnt get fed.

[@Hitachiuchija7304]

Es una leccion niños no usen cerdo como bateria portátil.

[@AIGOC]

Poor turtl😢

[@jefferystube]

The elephant in the room?

[@ryanlowry4090]

I mean, can you use renewable resources for electricity?

[@hyperbaroque]

This is very mean and we deserve it.

[@TheRockToraGaii]

Só cute I like it

[@human-zv5on]

I’d rather watch award winning animations than Murder Drones. “Watch society collapse” I’d rather watch Murder Drones than award winning animations.

[@Rantouan-d7v]

I honestly think those animations they just drive people to depression instead of changing the world. Couldn't there be a solution at the end ? Like, they could learn and switch to renewal. Be "practical", not "sorry".

[@hunormagyar1843]

The thing is, animations won't change the world. Animators are cynical, they know the only thing they do for the cause is not clever enough, they just hope that some actually clever people who also hold power would figure out the solutions to the problem they're hinting at. The true difficulty of this issue is... frankly? Medical systems running on electricity. It'd feel immoral and cruel to shut off electricity because of that. People lived with only horses all fine, electricity is not something we need to survive. Yes, it is not. lol But the other, a lot worse thing is overpopulation. We could keep using our technology if there wasn't 8 billion fucking people on the planet. Factories, power plants, cars, anything that produces a lot of CO2. If there wasn't a demand of 8 billion fires to burn each day in our tech for whatever the hell reason but just... I got no clue, 1 billion? A few hundred millions? A lot less than what we have, but it's not zero... Then our planet could most definitely take the load. The trees could probably clean the CO from the air enough to reverse climate change. If we don't allow our planet to fix itself, the planet will get rid of us. Honestly, I legit hope it wins if we humans are not worthy of living on it.

[@aggiebtz]

​@@hunormagyar1843so long as you're one of the few hundred million, right? 🙄 Overpopulation is not the issue. Earth and the Sun have plenty of energy.

[@hunormagyar1843]

@@aggiebtz Again, I know what the things that I said imply. Now like... we don't need to start killing each other right now, but a fact is a fact. I'm not solving anything here either, there _are_ options to solve it. The Earth is big and nature is incredibly well thought-out; it can survive a lot of stress... a lot for a long time, or even more for a shorter time, or a hell of a lot for a shorter time, that's just what it is. The simplest, most peaceful solution would be to just... well, how should I put it, stop or at least curb reproduction rates in places it is most rampant. People who aren't born don't experience the pain of dying, so you're as peaceful with that as you can get. The issue with solar energy and other things is that if you have more people to supply with electricity, you gotta mine more, hint: the big diesel engines just as an example that are used to mine the lithium into your electric car causes pollution... And the mine itself, and the factory, all polluting everything with all kinds of trash. And solar farms gotta be more expansive, and where do you throw 'em out after they reach the end of their service life is another question... It's not a question whether too much is too much. The question is whether humanity finds a good solution. Heck, you could move a hella lotta people to Mars, though rockets - ones running on kerosene and... solid fuel for example? They're surely causing pollution as well, plus if Martian people spread all over then that stops reducing Earth population too, but I mean... it's up to us humans how we solve it. This is a very complex issue, and to an extent, yes, using more reusable energy _might_ gonna be a good idea, I don't know any numbers. I could say wars could fix overpopulation, but they also cause pollution, a heck of a lot and even more if it's nuclear, obviously. And letting some kinda disease run rampant is probably also not something we should strive for, even though it also does reduce overpopulation... so like, it may sound cruel at first what I said, but in the end, that's not my intention. I guess I just half wish I wasn't having to watch humanity heading to its doom thanks to its own stupidity. Technology, knowledge, medicine, they make our lives easier to live. They're good, but that's what makes them bad. If we abuse them to try to get us to the infinite, we will be slapped in the face by the laws of nature, many people will die. There's no sugarcoating it, the Earth gives us fuel, and at a rate it recycles things to give us new fuel. But if we burn through it quickly and violently instead of using a smaller, steady flame, the flame will run out of fuel and be extinguished. So, TLDR: hopefully, the Earth can survive us 8 million for at least about one or two hundred more years until not only you and I have died of old age, but the issue has somehow been solved so there isn't a mindless increase of pop until it _indeed_ is too much. "So long as I'm one of the few hundred million"... nope, I'm actually hoping no one will have to die of our collective stupidity in the first place. Those that aren't born now could probably just be born later, in a future less grim, there's even a simple, not so cruel, perhaps mildly-annoying-at-best way to regulate births that don't even require medical intervention. Can't imply what it is with nicer, just shorter words, lol.

[@Tooneric5252]

7:06 PHANT

[@aa-gi9ui]

Wait why would a cat need heat when it already has fur?

[@user-sb9bi8kn7z]

I feel bad the for the dog

[@orospakr]

The animators got it wrong. Energy is not zero sum. Abundant, cheap energy is a great good, and the fuzzy animals' lives were so much better for it.

[@astick5249]

the problem was that they ran out of energy due to not dealing with the fact they don't have infinite energy and must take care of the pig. There was nothing here about energy being a "zero sum" it is about how the animals neglected to sustain their energy supply.

[@corneliusmaze-eye2459]

And what's the great moral lesson? Because it sounds like there isn't one. It's not really saying anything.

[@GramGramGenX-ln5sc]

The moral is humans will pursue pleasure without thinking about the consequences. (Which is why they are so easy to exploit).

[@hunormagyar1843]

Lmao no words were said. This is an analogy to a problem everyone is going to face on this planet eventually, if they aren't already. You could say the pig is just electricity, but you could even say it's our planet, its resources, and its capability to stay hospitable to us.

[@klaus.sfc01official30]

The message i see here is "greed bites you in the back" but i feel there is more to this. Maybe i am thinking too deep but this could be a criticism of humanity itself.

[@vapx0075]

It is.

[@helenTW]

It's definitely criticizing our way of mindlessly spending resources.

[@hyliano]

Thanks, another western animation with the Oversimplified message "human bad", that's what the world needs

[@Elena-rk8jh]

NICE THIS 🇪🇭1993

[@postholocene]

that lil pink guy at the end, staring down the barrels of the historical absolute like a baller. legend. he could have not plugged the elephant into the exploitative apparatus. he could have. but he didn't. #collapse

[@postholocene]

also just realized the city has 3 pillars. coal, gas, and oil? or fire, language, agriculture?

[@Broelbrak]

VARKEN!