A cool blue cat, a gentle elephant, and three troublemaking roaches carry the slapstick torch forward in this next-generation continuation of the long-running French cartoon.
What is Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation about?
Oggy has passed the spotlight to a new set of characters, with cool cat Oggy now sharing the screen alongside playful elephant Piya as the pair stumble through one chaotic mishap after another. Standing in their way, as always, is a trio of roaches whose sole purpose in life seems to be turning a quiet afternoon into a wrecked kitchen, a flooded living room, or a runaway chase across rooftops. The show keeps to short, largely wordless sketches built on visual gags, exaggerated reactions, and elaborate chain-reaction destruction, letting each episode stand entirely on its own without any dialogue-heavy setup required to follow along.
About the cast
Kaycie Chase is credited on the production, contributing to a show that, like its predecessor, leans far more on physical performance and sound design than on spoken dialogue. The visual comedy carries most of the storytelling weight, with vocal work used sparingly for yelps, gasps, and comic emphasis rather than extended lines.
Context & significance
Next Generation extends a French animated franchise built around wordless slapstick and escalating household chaos, refreshing the format with new lead characters while keeping the roach trio as the constant source of trouble. Produced in France and released in 2022, it sits in the Animation, Comedy, and Kids categories and follows the same short-episode structure that made the earlier iterations easy to watch in quick bursts. The tone stays light and cartoonish throughout, aimed squarely at younger viewers and anyone who enjoys pure sight-gag comedy.
Watching Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation on Ktime
Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation is available on K-Time with a free account login. Because the humor relies on visuals rather than dialogue, it plays well for Persian-speaking households regardless of language preference, and K-Time's Farsi interface makes finding and queuing episodes straightforward for the whole family.