Rock, Paper, Scissors

Rock, Paper, Scissors follows three anthropomorphic roommates whose friendship is built on nonstop one-upmanship and goofy heart. Rock is steady and moral, Paper manages the practical details, and Scissors injects the unpredictable spark. Episodes take small spats and inflate them into elaborate, cartoonish mishaps filled with clever banter, slapstick set pieces, and warm reconciliations. The show keeps things light, focusing on how the trio's different instincts clash and complement one another, so every outing ends on a forgiving note that families can watch together without tense twists or heavy drama.

Created by Kyle Stegina and Josh Lehrman, Rock, Paper, Scissors premiered in 2023. The animated family comedy features Ron Funches, Thomas Lennon, and Carlos Alazraqui voicing the title trio, emphasizing performance-driven humor and character chemistry, with playful animation.

Critics and viewers give the show generally positive reactions, reflected in a modest 7.4/10 user score based on a small sample of votes. Themes center on friendship, disagreement, and compromise, with humor that mixes silly physical jokes and snappy dialogue, aiming to entertain kids while offering enough winked-at moments for adults.

While not a mainstream phenomenon, the show's trio dynamic and short, gag-focused episodes have inspired fan art and short-form clips on social platforms, with parents often recommending it as a safe, funny pick for mixed-age viewing. A handful of recurring bits have started to show up in memes and shareable clips.

As of now the series has not received major industry awards or Emmy nominations. Individual voice work and the series' light comic tone have been noted in reviews, and some observers say that as the show reaches a wider audience it could earn more formal recognition.