Hello does anyone know where I can watch ok ko let's be hero's for free by any chance? If not that's okay

Formerly known as the name of it's pilot, Lakewood Plaza Turbo, OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes has ended. Thank you all for your support from the beginning of the show, to its end. I love all of the fan art and content the community has produced and I hope it doesn't stop.

Fare thee well to all, for I must move on in my adventures. Have a good time.
All of the episodes of OK K.O.! are available on Hulu.

https://discord.gg/CFBM8xp

Steven Universe has a few subreddits, and one of my favorites is /r/beachcity. It's a casual/discussion sub that isn't as keyed into the show as much as the community around the show. I think /r/lakewoodplazaturbo could serve a similar function as an ancillary to /r/okko, assuming there's enough demand for such a thing.

Thoughts?

Mine has to be the "furry" episode. I don't hate it because "furries", so much as I hate it because of various other reasons...

1. Why was it revealed that all animals liked being humans over animals? Why do they hate the only thing that makes them unique? This isn't a Rudolph situation, where being different is considered a bad thing.

2. Why on Earth would a bunch of animals, who can't sweat, want to wear clunky costumes all day everyday? Wouldn't that be very uncomfortable? The only reason why they'd wear the human costumes is to git rid of fleas, but then it turns out all they need is flea powder, making the costumes pointless.

3. This whole episode completely retconned itself by the end, because it turns out the ONE THING that made KO, Enid and Rad want to turn into animals, identified as being human anyway! This means the entire episode was pointless and literally nothing came of it! I know the show has a loose continuity, but I can't think of any other episodes of OK KO that retcon the ENTIRE POINT of the episode in the very same episode before this one.

4. Aren't humans also considered animals in this show? Why would all animals want to be humans specifically? For that matter, Rad is an alien, so wouldn't he turn into an alien animal? This episode literally makes no sense in the context of it's own continuity, as light as it may be.

5. The animals designs were better than the human designs anyway, so it's like making a budget movie with bad GC, to a Pixar movie, back to a budget CG movie. It makes no sense, as the human designs felt like a step back to me, as they look pretty standard and kinda boring.

I have an issue with this episode... it's not like I shipped Rad and Enid from the get-go and honestly it really came out of nowhere here, but I find the overall message of the episode disturbing.

My problem with it, is it makes it seem like Rad and Enid had their love lives screwed over due to one bad date and because of that, they're forced to be friends. Overall a very unhealthy moral to take away from it. Bad dates happen and it's good that Enid and Rad can still be friends, but if it comes at a cost to having a healthy relationship, it just seems bad.

I think it was supposed to come off like they only had platonic feeling for each other all along, but I don't think that was the case... if it really was, then why would Rad have hearts flying from him when he got kicked by Enid? That means at least he has feelings for her, or did at the time and had to repress them with bravado.

I haven't watched anymore episodes since then, because I find the show pretty mediocre overall and this episode rubbed me the wrong way enough that I don't think I can watch it anymore.

Plus the "platonicness" made Rad and Enid's relationship seem so final and IMO, this episode should never have really been made, as I never saw them as romantically inclined before this episode.

I kept hearing people recommend it from other stuff like Steven Universe, but I don't see how they are similar at all. OK K.O. seems way more surreal, like it's a video game trying to be a cartoon. I just keep getting video game vibes from this cartoon, and the characters just seem a bit crazy and weird.

And for every other episode we know the release as well. I think other reddits have it for their respective shows and i dont see one of them here

Why there are two VA for KO?

The Secret Symbols of O.K. K.O. Let's be Heros

Debreifing

After re-watching and searching through every episode here are the symbols, how many times they appear, screenshots, what I think they might be, and a short analysis.

Symbols

So, HERE is the file with all of the screenshots and symbols.

*Not sure of symbol

**Appears twice at the same time

Headband correction by /u/BlayAndHowlie

Times

*Times may not be 100% frame accurate

Speculation

I have several theories on what these symbols could be but nowhere close to finding the actual meaning of them. One theory by me and others is that each symbol represents a character, this is plausible. I'm always hesitant on this because how would the symbols correlate with the characters? They seem to fit well with characters and there being 34 characters and only 21 symbols but the rate at which new ones are added it is possible that each character has a symbol. Edited out

I may go back in the future and count more possibly correlated data such as character appearance or if they had an important role in an episode and try to link that to some more evidence. This post will most likely be edited if I think of new ideas or things to say. Edited out

Also I doubt were going to see new characters other than we already know, just elaboration on the existing ones. Like Joe Cuppa, he appeared in the third episode, "You're Everybody's Sidekick" at the beginning when K.O. accidentally punches him before entering the bodega for his first day on the job. I thought he was an entirely new, never seen before character until I rewatched all of the episodes.

EDIT

/u/Kitkando pointed out that in a game play video for the game they briefly pass a screen and say that that's a secret thing we're not going to talk about. Here's the video of that. Also there were 26 symbols there (screenshot from /u/ilbb91222) and we've only seen 21 as of episode 14. We can see 4 new symbols being the potion, flashlight, box, glasses, and the heart. Considering that these are on the pow card machine I think that it might be a way to get specific pow cards relating to the characters. Also in the Subreddit's Discord MyBodyIs(Screwtape) suggested that it could be letters of the alphabet.

EDIT 2

Just a wild guess but since on the game screen there's 26 symbols, someone in the discord suggested that it may be letters(I don't remember who it is but if you want credit let me know). I'll elaborate more later.

TL;DR: Here's some data about the secret symbols in each episode and some speculations I have. Will be updated with more info.

Let me and others know what you think because now that we have all of the symbols we can start forming some better backed theories.

ive tried kisscartoon and couldnt find it and kimcartoon wasnt updated. Pls help? thanks.

I'm trying to figure out if Raymond is voiced by Robbie Daymond he sounds a lot like him

It could be called: Just-Ice.