We Won
- Studio
- Decode Entertainment, Urban Productions Inc., Code2 Productions Inc.
- Distributor
- Buena Vista International Television
Synopsis
Ken traps the GLF in an alternate reality.
Characters
Abe, Ken, Nigel, No-Neck, Coco
Production notes
This is a story about two brothers. Once best of friends, now best of enemies.
Abe and Ken are two brothers who know their way around an average pile of trash. Maybe it's because they love garbage the way people love their morning coffee. Or maybe it's because they've eaten trash their entire lives. Or maybe it's because they're raccoons.
And for a raccoon, garbage is power. That's Ken's angle. You see, ever since his falling out with "Big Bro" Abe, Ken has clawed his way to the top of the vermin world. Using his nefarious mind, Ken has assembled an army of evil rats and seeks to gain control of "The Block."
What's to stop him? Why, "Big Bro," of course. Abe has assembled a crack squad- uh, make that "cracked" squad of resistance fighters who call themselves the Garbage Liberation Front: a blind-as-a-mole mole, who's the muscle of the group; a squirrel scientist with attitude to burn and a weakness for fantasy/sci-fi movies, and a de-scented skunk who thinks he's human.
Large battles and small, Abe and Ken duke it out in alleyways, in sewers, on rooftops, on electrical towers, and even in the city park. Whether it's an elaborate attempt to gain control of The Block by creating a bionic chihuahua out of garbage, or a smaller scheme to simply embarrass his brother, Abe and Ken are caught in a twisted and hilarious war of petty sibling rivalry that neither of them is prepared to lose.
CGI animation.
This TV series is scheduled to run for 26 episodes.
The concept for "Urban Vermin" was developed internally by Decode Entertainment's interactive department. It was originally a prototype game for console systems.
Abe and Ken are two brothers who know their way around an average pile of trash. Maybe it's because they love garbage the way people love their morning coffee. Or maybe it's because they've eaten trash their entire lives. Or maybe it's because they're raccoons.
And for a raccoon, garbage is power. That's Ken's angle. You see, ever since his falling out with "Big Bro" Abe, Ken has clawed his way to the top of the vermin world. Using his nefarious mind, Ken has assembled an army of evil rats and seeks to gain control of "The Block."
What's to stop him? Why, "Big Bro," of course. Abe has assembled a crack squad- uh, make that "cracked" squad of resistance fighters who call themselves the Garbage Liberation Front: a blind-as-a-mole mole, who's the muscle of the group; a squirrel scientist with attitude to burn and a weakness for fantasy/sci-fi movies, and a de-scented skunk who thinks he's human.
Large battles and small, Abe and Ken duke it out in alleyways, in sewers, on rooftops, on electrical towers, and even in the city park. Whether it's an elaborate attempt to gain control of The Block by creating a bionic chihuahua out of garbage, or a smaller scheme to simply embarrass his brother, Abe and Ken are caught in a twisted and hilarious war of petty sibling rivalry that neither of them is prepared to lose.
CGI animation.
This TV series is scheduled to run for 26 episodes.
The concept for "Urban Vermin" was developed internally by Decode Entertainment's interactive department. It was originally a prototype game for console systems.