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: Where the Popemobile is converted into a zombie-slaying machine.
: To match the miniature visuals, all human voices are high-pitched and squeaky, adding to the dark comedic tone. [S3E4] Night of the Mini Dead
The apocalypse is triggered by a drunken couple having sex in a cemetery. After they accidentally topple a statue onto a church—causing a cross to land upside down—lightning strikes the site and raises the dead. The infection spreads rapidly from California across the globe, including: : Where the Popemobile is converted into a
As the world is overrun, global leaders (including the White House and the Kremlin) launch their entire nuclear arsenals in a final, desperate act. The short ends with a "cosmic fart" as the entire Earth's destruction is shown as a tiny, insignificant blip in the vastness of the galaxy. After they accidentally topple a statue onto a
: Created by the studio BUCK , the episode uses a mix of CG and live-action photography treated with a tilt-shift effect to achieve a "bite-sized" look.
: Where the Popemobile is converted into a zombie-slaying machine.
: To match the miniature visuals, all human voices are high-pitched and squeaky, adding to the dark comedic tone.
The apocalypse is triggered by a drunken couple having sex in a cemetery. After they accidentally topple a statue onto a church—causing a cross to land upside down—lightning strikes the site and raises the dead. The infection spreads rapidly from California across the globe, including:
As the world is overrun, global leaders (including the White House and the Kremlin) launch their entire nuclear arsenals in a final, desperate act. The short ends with a "cosmic fart" as the entire Earth's destruction is shown as a tiny, insignificant blip in the vastness of the galaxy.
: Created by the studio BUCK , the episode uses a mix of CG and live-action photography treated with a tilt-shift effect to achieve a "bite-sized" look.
