Ranking The Paloni Show: Which Short Should Get A Spin-Off?

1) “Megahex, Devil’s Night”

If any of the stories for The Paloni Show deserve to get the spin-off treatment, it’s Simon Hanselmann’s “Megahex, Devil’s Night,” but to Hanselmann’s credit he’s been building the Megahex brand and telling stories in this world for the better part of a decade in graphic novels. In this respect, it’s extremely exciting for Hanselmann to receive this opportunity and he already had hundreds of stories that involve Meg, Mogg, Owl, and Werewolf Jones, all of which aren’t characters that are restricted to the Halloween season. “Megahex, Devil’s Night” works as the perfect proof of concept that this hilarious, acerbic comedy series can translate over to animation.

The Paloni Show is streaming now on Hulu, check out our review here.