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Shouting Into The Void About: Battle Kitty

Battle Kitty is an animated show now on Netflix. It was created by Matt Layzell.

Battle Kitty is an absolute gem of a show. It’s about Kitty, an adventurous and powerful fighter, and Orc, their timid supporter-class friend, battling huge monsters on a place called “Battle Island.” It is extremely video gamey, in a similar way to shows like Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Steven Universe being clearly inspired by the writers’ experience with games. The show doesn’t have pop culture references or anything like that, but the entire world feels straight out of a cult classic Nintendo Wii game you’d watch a 2 hour Youtube essay about.

To complete the illusion, Battle Kitty is one of Netflix’s Interactive Specials. Most Interactive Specials on Netflix have approached it as a means to making “Choose Your Own Adventure” shows that pause the action for a branching path. Battle Kitty takes a different approach.

Instead, the whole season of the show is laid out on an overworld map, similar to Super Mario World. To progress from episode to episode, you find bosses and defeat them to get their keys. Along the way, there are optional nodes off the beaten path that represent little shorts (these optional shorts are usually 1-to-5 minutes long) that you can watch if you’d like. I really loved that they include the duration of how long each short or episode is, so that you know if you have enough free time to dive into it without having to pause and step away.

The animation and sense of humor are EXTREMELY high energy and chaotic in a way that I love. This show, unironically, has some of the best 3D animation I’ve seen in any television show, period. They have such a clear understanding of how to animate in a way that is funny, makes for incredible fight sequences, and also flows exactly like how a Nintendo game would flow. It’s very far away from the “Pixar” type of style that many movies have aimed for.