Toonout
★ 5.5 · 2026 · Animation · Comedy
Original animated shorts created by independent artists.
Episodes
1. The Legend of Legendarius5m · Legendarius tries to find a way back to his son Junior after meeting an untimely end.
2. Blink Twice If You're Dead4m · Detective Person and Agent Bingles investigate the murder of Ol' Jimmy Bones.
3. The Burbank Beetleboy5m · Screw Sasquatch. This CA city deserves its own cryptid — and one guy is determined to make it happen.
4. Wealwell's Guide to Reposed Standing3m · Didn't attend Biffmore Academy? Fear not: Wealwell Gotch is here to impart his expertise.
5. Josh's Deli4m · A deli owner contends with his ham-fisted staff. Would it kill 'em to show gratitude every so often?
6. Crossed Animals4m · Cindy didn't come to this island to make friends. She's here to get filthy rich — no matter the cost.
7. My Husband4m · Otto bemoans the strife of loving (and loathing) his handsome spouse.
8. Last Meal3m · When anything's on the menu, a condemned inmate's request becomes the prison's worst nightmare.
9. Boring Guys5m · Gary and Garry live a tedious life of TV and rigatoni. Until jealousy strikes...
10. Winky's Speakeasy4m · Booze, banter and boings. Welcome to the saloon for washed-up cartoons.
11. Hot Peasant Summer5m · Nothing can stop the party for Brooke & Haley, not even getting flushed back to the 14th century.
12. Off the Reservation5m · A group of Native teens decides to make their ancestors proud the only way they know how.
13. The Pickle4m · Bob begins to spiral when he's tormented by a gross green abomination who no one else can see.
14. Young Spencer Goes to School4m · A day in the life of everyone's favorite demon from Very Important People. He's just a baby!
15. Heaven5m · After flatlining in the hospital, young April learns paradise is a LOT wilder than she'd thought.▶16. Episode 16▶17. Episode 17▶18. Episode 18▶19. Episode 19▶20. Episode 20▶21. Episode 21▶22. Episode 22▶23. Episode 23▶24. Episode 24▶25. Episode 25More Like This
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