This article was first published on December 25, 2015 but we think it still rocks!
There’s no beating the classics, but the short claymation Carol of the Penguin comes pretty close to capturing the charm of tried and true Christmas claymations like Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Santa Claus Is Coming to Town. Animated by the Brotherhood Workshop, the minute-long film depicts a friendly penguin and his walrus conductor as they perform Carol of the Bells, complete with bell-pecking and more baton waving walruses than you can shake a stick at. The animal duo’s festive bromance isn’t quite on the level that Hermey the Elf’s is with Ru, but with a few more holiday jam sessions under their belts, they might get close.
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Visit the Brotherhood Workshop’s YouTube channel for more endearing animations.
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