Ep 6. A Wench Named Luna

A Wench Named Luna is the sixth episode of the first season of Lazor Wulf. The show is a raunchy and anarchic adult animated comedy about a 90s rapper wolf named Lazor Wulf and his friends who live in Strongburg, a wacky and surreal city. The show is created by Henry Bonsu and animated by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, the studio behind Robot Chicken and SuperMansion.

The episode starts with Lazor Wulf and his crew trying to get into a fancy nightclub called The Tenacious Unicorn, but they are refused entry by the bouncer who tells them that they don't meet the dress code. So they go to the dive bar next door called The Filthy Harpy, where they meet a buxom and flirtatious waitress named Luna, who takes a liking to Lazor Wulf.

Meanwhile, Stupid Horse, the dimwitted and naive horse who is Lazor Wulf's best friend, falls in love with a vending machine that dispenses apples. He sings a romantic song to the vending machine and tries to impress her with his apple-eating skills, but she rejects him.

Back at The Filthy Harpy, Lazor Wulf and his crew discover that Luna is not just a waitress, but also a professional wrestler known as The Filthy Wench. She invites Lazor Wulf to watch her wrestling match the next day, and he accepts.

The next day, Lazor Wulf and his crew go to the wrestling arena where Luna is facing off against her arch-rival, a buff and intimidating wrestler called The Sizzling Stallion. The match is brutal and violent, with Luna and The Sizzling Stallion using all kinds of weapons and dirty tricks. Luna gets badly injured and is about to lose the match when Lazor Wulf decides to intervene and helps her to cheat her way to victory. Luna wins the match and Lazor Wulf and his crew celebrate with her at The Filthy Harpy.

The rest of the episode is a wild party at The Filthy Harpy, with Lazor Wulf and his crew getting drunk, singing karaoke, and dancing with Luna and other patrons of the bar. Stupid Horse tries to impress the vending machine again, but she still rejects him. The episode ends with Lazor Wulf and Luna flirting and making out, while the rest of the crew passes out from excess.

Overall, A Wench Named Luna is a fun and silly episode of Lazor Wulf that showcases the show's irreverent humor and quirky characters. The animation is colorful and energetic, and the voice acting is top-notch, with Vince Staples as Lazor Wulf and J.D. Witherspoon as Stupid Horse. The show is not for everyone, as it contains explicit language, sexual references, and violent scenes, but if you enjoy offbeat and surreal humor, Lazor Wulf is definitely worth checking out.