This show is still pretty new and obviously has a lot more to offer, but from what I've seen it's worth watching a few episodes. I can remember as a kid actually getting into some of the fads Gumball and Darwin do. The family is pretty close to real life too.
They all have individual character traits and it's really interesting to see all these animation styles really blend together. And another could be an 8-bit video game character. One character can be traditionally animated but another can be done in CGI. Each character has a different animation style. What I find really appealing about this show are the characters. Together they get into all sorts of unbelievable situations around their house, school, or city in general. And their sister Anais who is a child prodigy at four years old. Gumball and Darwin are your average pre-teen boys who have all sorts of weird interests and misconceptions on girls, adults and life in general. Nicole who is a typical workaholic mom with a short fuse but deeply loves her family. You got Richard, a lazy stay at home dad with good intentions but small intellect.
The show follows the Watterson family, mainly Gumball and his adopted brother Darwin, and their misadventures. The show takes place in the fictional city of Elmore inhabited by talking animals, animate objects, tyrannosaur, talking peanuts, and other weird things you wouldn't even expect to live together. The Amazing World of Gumball is one of those shows I looked at and said, "How can anyone like that?" But like other shows on Cartoon Network it surprised me to see it was actually a well written show.
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