Dan Harmon’s Krapopolis renewed for Season 3

Fox has renewed Dan Harmon’s animated comedy series Krapopolis for a third season, and the series hasn’t even premiered yet.

meeting has reported that Dan Harmon’s animated comedy series Krapopolis was renewed for a third season. If, like me, you’ve been wondering if you somehow missed the premiere of the series, don’t worry because Krapopolis season 1 is still ongoing Months away.

Krapopolis takes place in mythical ancient Greece and “tells the story of a dysfunctional family of humans, gods and monsters who try to rule the world’s first cities – without trying to kill each other.Dan Harmon signed a deal with Fox in July 2020 to create a new animated series, with the network giving the project an official series order the following year. Fox is obviously keen on it Krapopolis when they renewed the series for a second season last October. The show was expected to finally kick off this May, but Deadline’s report says it has now been pushed back to the 2023/24 season.

Michael Thorn, Fox’s President of Scripted Programming, said: “The 2023-24 season is the perfect launch pad for this highly anticipated and very funny animated comedy, complete with multiple seasons of epic laughs for fans. The more we see of the production, the more amazed we are by its creativity, storylines, flawless execution, brilliant cast, and ability to churn out astounding events and outrageous, unexpected hilarity episode after episode.“Given how long it takes to produce animated shows, it’s not uncommon for broadcasters to issue multi-season renewals, but that doesn’t usually happen before audiences have seen a single frame of the show.

Krapopolis stars Richard Ayoade as Tyrannis, the mortal son of a goddess and the benevolent king of Krapopolis trying to make his way in a city worthy of his name. Hannah Waddingham plays Deliria, the mother of Tyrannis, goddess of self-destruction and questionable choices. In her extended Olympian family – forged in patricide and infidelity – she is known as the trashy one. Matt Berry is Shlub, the father of Tyrannis, a mantitaur – half centaur (horse + human), half manticore (lion + human + scorpion). He’s hypersexual and underemployed, claims to be an artist and has literally never paid for anything his entire life, literally. Pam Murphy voices Stupendous, Tyrannis’ half-sister, daughter of Deliria and a Cyclops. Duncan Trussell plays Hippocampus, Tyrannis’ half-brother, descendant of Shlub and a mermaid, and of course a hot mess, biologically speaking.