City of Ghosts in Netflix is terrific

It's an animated faux documentary about a group of young friends that help Los Angeles residents figure out why they're being haunted. Along the way, they learn about various neighborhoods, foods, and and music. This is a good review:

Every couple of minutes, CITY OF GHOSTS, on Netflix, does something so weird and humane and funny that you lose track of your expectation for what it should be or can do. It's the best kids show, and probably one of the best shows for anybody, I've seen all year. pic.twitter.com/y1uZGtaa2p

— Phillip Maciak (@pjmaciak) March 12, 2021

You'll probably crumble into dust watching it, tho:

Go ahead and jump (jump) if you're loving CITY OF GHOSTS pic.twitter.com/vKpGWAVKnQ

— Netflix Family (@netflixfamily) March 11, 2021

Here's an article about the chef the first episode's main character is modeled on.

Here's how a real location is turned into a scene in the show:

Have a look at the fun, collaborative, and ultra unique process we used to make just ONE SHOT in City of Ghosts! Featuring boards by @kikutowne , photos by @_kwasi_b , painting by Corwin Herse Woo, 3D animation by @TeamTOstudio , and compositing by John Taylor & Stephane Coedel! pic.twitter.com/5FO82ksdhC

— Chromosphere (@chromosphereLA) March 12, 2021

And here's an interview with showrunner Elizabeth Ito in which she explains how she came up with locations and interviewees for each episode (it was hard to find a skater to participate):