The Kickstarter for a 'Charlie the Unicorn' Grand Finale Reached Its $35,000 Goal in Less Than 24 Hours

Guys, remember Charlie the Unicorn? 



So far there have been four episodes released since the first one in 2005. The most recent was published in 2012. Now the creator of Charlie the Unicorn is hoping to make a spectacular, 30-minute long finale.

On a Kickstarter page created to fund this new project he promises:

It's going to be ridiculous, and musical, and extremely complicated to animate. Maybe not for Pixar, with their supercomputers and fur physics and blood pact with Yuroth, but complicated for me at least.

According to Know Your Meme, $52,000 of the $35,000 goal was funded in the first 24 hours. 

The project is currently funded at $70,575 with 27 days to go. While stretch goals weren't really something he considered, he did suggest that, "If this raises just an absurd amount of money I'll attempt to hire Aubrey Plaza to play every single character and release an Aubrey Plaza edition."

So it seems like we have that to look forward to.