Camp Camp is an animated comedy series that follows the antics of a group of campers and their counsellors at Camp Campbell. The show features Miles Luna as David, a peppy and optimistic counsellor who is determined to make summer camp the best experience ever, despite its less-than-glamorous facilities and eccentric campers. Michael Jones co-stars as Max, a jaded and sarcastic camper who is less than thrilled to be spending his summer at Camp Campbell.
The other main characters include Nikki (Elizabeth Maxwell), a bubbly and energetic camper who loves everything about camp, and Neil (Yuri Lowenthal), a neurotic and intelligent camper who struggles to fit in with the other kids. The counsellors are rounded out by Gwen (Lee Eddy), the overworked and under-appreciated Camp Campbell administrator, and Quartermaster (Kirk Johnson), a mysterious and bizarre groundskeeper who seems to have a few secrets up his sleeve.
Throughout the first season of Camp Camp, the campers and counsellors engage in a variety of absurd and hilarious antics, from breaking into a rival camp to stealing the prized pooch of a wealthy camper. The show pokes fun at the traditional summer camp experience, turning familiar tropes and archetypes on their head for comedic effect. The characters frequently break the fourth wall and engage in self-aware humor, making fun of their own stereotypes and the tropes of the show itself.
Aside from the main cast members, the first season of Camp Camp also includes several guest voices, including Dante Basco as Sash, a counselor from rival camp Flower Scouts, Travis Willingham as Cameron Campbell, the camp's millionaire owner, Griffin McElroy as Jasper, a camper obsessed with science, Shannon McCormick as Buzz Aldrin, a recurring imaginary friend of Neil's, Yotam Perel as Space Kid, an awkward and lovable camper with a passion for space exploration, and Lindsay Jones as Space Kid's rival, Nerris.
The animation style of Camp Camp is bright, colorful, and eye-catching, with detailed character designs and expressive facial animations. The show leans heavily into its comedic tone, with exaggerated character movements and facial expressions that emphasize the absurdity of the situations the characters find themselves in. The music and sound design is also a standout element of the show, with catchy theme songs and sound effects that punctuate the comedic beats of each episode.
Overall, Camp Camp is a delightfully irreverent and entertaining animated series that skewers the summer camp experience with humor and heart. The show's memorable characters, witty writing, and eye-catching animation make it a must-watch for fans of comedies and animation alike.
Camp Camp - Season 1 is a 2016 animated movie with a runtime of 2 hours and 1 minute.
