For Fremantle’s (American Idol) web and mobile channel Atomic Wedgie, Camp Chaos’ Bob Cesca has embarked on a new animated series. It’s titled Unga Bunga Banana, and it stars “a weird antagonistic critter with big goggles who loves to wreck havoc wherever he goes.” Cesca created the series along with John Christian Plummer, and then he invited two of my favorite artists to join him in the production. Bob directed the series with Anton Bogaty who also animated the series. Both Bogaty and Joel Trussell helped Cesca with character design. The first episode, which you can see below, is titled Cheese Pants.

The Camp Chaos gang recently produced a short clip for The Ecozone Project, a new syndicated TV show hosted by Daisy Fuentes, the model and fashion designer. The ‘webisode,’ which stars Dirk Greenhouse, is available for viewing at ecozone.tv, and it features Flash animation by the Camp Chaos team.

Amid over at Cartoon Brew posted an indictment of the work, pointing out striking similarities to John K’s The Ripping Friends series, which ran on Fox for one season back in 2001. Bob Cesca defends his studio’s work in the comments, after some pointed remarks by Stephen Worth, a Spümcø studio vet.

Camp Chaos is the same studio behind Heavy.com’s Flash-animated series Superficial Friends.

A new episode of Heavy.com’s The Superficial Friends is out. The series was created and animated by Camp Chaos. This one features Howard Stern, Robin and his whole wack pack (NSFW).

Camp Chaos and the animation studio called Two Animators recently teamed up to produce a 7-minute concert video titled The Monster Is Loose for the rock singer Meat Loaf. The video isn’t available on the web yet, but you can be we’ll be let you know when it is.

Back in August of 2006, CHF reported on the pairing of these two studios, and a 12-episode series called The Smallie Biggs Show has also been announced. You can see a short clip below and several other clips on YouTube.

Beyond that, Two Animators have also been busy on a project with PAC Entertainment to produce a TV series sample for a show called Captain Ollie’s Water World. You can watch the video over on the Two Animators site now.

Camp Chaos, the creators of ‘Napster Bad,’ have been busy over the last few years. Bob Cesca, the founder of Camp Chaos, sold and produced Ill-ustrated to MTV, where it went on to have strong ratings. More recently, Bob and his crew in Reading, Pennsylvania have created a series called ‘The Superficial Friends,’ a Flash-animated spoof of Hanna-Barbera’s ‘Super Friends.’

The short is currently airing over at myheavy.com, and it was designed by Bob Cesca and Elia Filippone. The animation team consisted of Joe & Tom Costantini, Greg Kleid, Marc Pingatore, Sarah Gencarelli. Bob also directed the short and provided the voice of President Bush.

Camp Chaos also created a heap of ‘Behind the Music That Sucks’ episodes for Heavy.