For me all started as a hyperactive cartoon serie with a bit of the Bojack Horseman vibe. But for me there is a big difference in direction and intention. Both try to be reflective and centered around character development, but Bojack Horseman will throw their characters deep into their own sorrows, while Tuca & Bertie will work on their problems and circumstances, offering solutions and opportunities for emotional and psychological development.
The viewer will probably relate to some of the characters traits, and hopefully learn more about themselves and strategies to cope with their own insecurities.
As a man I sometimes felt weird about some of the topics as sexual assault, menstruation and gender dynamics, but I'm happy to learn more about them and understand better the other half of the population.
While continuing with the light-heartiness of the first season, the second and third seasons seem to be less hectic. As a person who goes to therapy myself I'm glad to find shows that try to make your live better.
The viewer will probably relate to some of the characters traits, and hopefully learn more about themselves and strategies to cope with their own insecurities.
As a man I sometimes felt weird about some of the topics as sexual assault, menstruation and gender dynamics, but I'm happy to learn more about them and understand better the other half of the population.
While continuing with the light-heartiness of the first season, the second and third seasons seem to be less hectic. As a person who goes to therapy myself I'm glad to find shows that try to make your live better.