Kiff

Kiff follows the upbeat squirrel Kiff Chatterley, whose big heart and relentless optimism often spark hilarious mishaps instead of neat solutions. Her best friend Barry Buns, a gentle and easygoing bunny, balances Kiff's high energy as they move through a lively mountain town where ordinary animals share the streets with magical creatures. Episodes put the pair into everyday situations that snowball into chaotic fun, driven by their curiosity and strong bond, and the show keeps the tone light, playful, and focused on friendship rather than darker plot twists.

Kiff premiered in 2023, created by Lucy Heavens and Nic Smal. The voice cast includes Kimiko Glenn as Kiff, H. Michael Croner as Barry, James Monroe Iglehart and Lauren Ash as Kiff's parents, with creator Lucy Heavens also contributing voices.

Though still new, Kiff has sparked a noticeable amount of fan art and online chatter, especially among younger viewers and parents looking for upbeat family animation. The show's colorful character designs and energetic set pieces have made certain scenes and character pairings popular on social feeds, helping it build a modest but enthusiastic community.

Critics and early viewers have drawn attention to the series' lively humor and warm tone, reflected in an 8.4/10 user vote average from available ratings. Episodes tend to emphasize friendship, creativity, and the imperfect results of good intentions, using slapstick and heartfelt moments to make lessons feel natural rather than preachy. The chemistry between Kiff and Barry is often cited as the show's strongest asset, with recurring gags and inventive scenarios that keep the half-hour format brisk and fun.

As of its 2023 release, Kiff has not been reported as receiving major industry awards. The series seems aimed at building a steady audience through character-driven comedy and repeated viewings, rather than chasing immediate critical accolades.