Tigtone

Twenty episodes of quest fantasy parody, five years after the web shorts that started it.

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Where to start with Tigtone

A web short, a pilot, then twenty episodes. It is a quest fantasy parody delivered at a shout and it does not slow down for anybody.

  1. 1
    The Begun of Tigtone The Begun of Tigtone

    The 2014 web short that started it, five years before the series.

  2. 2
    Both seasons, twenty episodes Tigtone

    The Adult Swim run. Short, relentless, and cancelled after two seasons in the same 2021 clearout that took Lazor Wulf and 12 oz. Mouse.

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The series

  • Tigtone 2019, 2 seasons, 20 episodes

Before the series

  • The Begun of Tigtone 2014
  • Tigtone and the Pilot 2018

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