Kenn Navarro and his team of blood-thirsty conspirators have decided to take Happy Tree Friends in a bold, new direction. Enjoy:
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Michael “Lippy” Lipman, who has worked on many episodes of Happy Tree Friends (and who also provides the voice of Nutty), is basking in some rather significant web-fame today. His work sits center stage on the world’s most popular webpage – google.com. Working off storyboards provided to him by Google illustrators, Lippy animated this Valentine’s Day short, set to Tony Bennett’s rendition of Cold, Cold Heart. Huge congrats to Lippy, and a Happy Valentine’s Day to couples of all varieties!
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Have you noticed there’s been far less blood flowing under your front door this year? That’s because there hasn’t been a genuine, brand-new Happy Tree Friends episode since 2010. That problem has been fixed, and the crimson river is flowing again, my friends. All thanks to Clause For Concern, a holiday-themed episode that just launched on YouTube. Welcome back to Kenn Navarro and your blood-soaked friends!
For more about Happy Tree Friends, go read our interview with Mr. Navarro himself.
Since I’ve been working at Mondo Media, we’ve produced only a few new Happy Tree Friends episodes, and no KA-POW! installments. They’re not cheap to make, and we’ve been scratching our heads on how to get more into the oven. Kickstarter seemed like the logical next step, and so the Mondo Art Department has put together a plan that will raise the money while also getting some great limited-edition t-shirts and posters in the fan’s hands. Check out the promo below, and then head over to Kickstarter to help pick which character will star in the next KA-POW! installment (I voted for Flippy).
Get out your bloody raincoats out of storage – there’s a new Happy Tree Friends episode! See You Later, Elevator was directed by Kenn Navarro, who co-wrote it along with Ken Pontac and Warren Graff. HTF is the most watched series on the web, all-time, and if you’re bloodthirsty for more info on the series, head over to our interview with Kenn from 2005.
