AnimationComedyAction & Adventure
Axe Cop is an animated series based on the webcomic of the same name. It premiered on Fox on July 21, 2013, as a part of the channel's Animation Domination HD programming block. The series aired 6 11-minute episodes in its first season, which will later expand to half-hour episodes should the show be renewed for a second season.
Axe Cop, Flute Cop, Grey Diamond, Army Chihuahua and Liborg help fellow superhero Bat Warthog Man find his missing friends.
Axe Cop and Flute Cop look for a kidnapped British scientist and travel to the Zombie Island planet to help save a queen.
AXE COP tells the story of how his great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather, Book Cop, invented the Fourth of July.
When FLUTE COP finally has enough money to take his wife, Anita, on a romantic anniversary trip to Hawaii, he enlists AXE COP to babysit his daughter, Unibaby. Unfortunately, AXE COP hates babies and just wants to have fun, so he steals Unibaby's magical horn to transport himself to Magic World, along with Dr. Rang and Chubby Doll.
AXE COP's birthday month is not going as planned when he accidentally murders a group of good mermaids. However, FLUTE COP and DR. RANG give AXE COP the best birthday present ever: finding out who killed AXE COP's parents - BAD SANTA. AXE COP travels to South Pole World in order to find BAD SANTA and bring him to justice.
AXE COP gets a lesson in parenting when a mysterious, silent boy shows up asking AXE COP to be his father. After some nudging by FLUTE COP, AXE COP brings the boy to his Tri-Annual Learn Out camp to teach him how to kick and chop heads off. However, no one knows that the boy happens to be possessed by the soul of AXE COP's first kill: a rabbit that broke all the rules by eating coconuts.
Axe Cop has killed all the bad guys on earth, which means only one thing: new jobs.
Axe Cop must convince his old college buddy, Super Axe, to go on one last adventure to save the world -- by travelling back in time.
Axe Cop and Flute Cop track down the Sun Thieves before the world is torn apart by Night Creatures.
It's Thanksgiving and Axe Cop hasn't been seen since Halloween. How will his team celebrate Thanksgiving without him?
Cast: Nick Offerman, Ken Marino, Deborah Ann Woll, Olivia Cooke
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Action & Adventure
Maturity rating: TV-MA
Nick Offerman
Axe Cop
Ken Marino
Flute Cop
Deborah Ann Woll
Best Fairy Ever (voice)
Olivia Cooke
Loch Ness Monster (voice)
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