In the mythical, mismanaged ancient Greek city of Krapopolis, humanity’s first civilization is a chaotic experiment run by a deeply dysfunctional family. The city’s reluctant leader is Tyrannis, a neurotic and idealistic young man voiced by Richard Ayoade, who desperately tries to impose order, democracy, and basic sanitation upon a populace obsessed with wine, prophecies, and bad ideas. His efforts are constantly undermined by his self-absorbed family: his mother, the mighty goddess Deliria Hannah Waddingham, who views mortals as playthings; his father, the vain monster Shlub Matt Berry, a creature of pure id; and his power-hungry sister, Hippocampus Pam Murphy. As Tyrannis navigates the absurd challenges of founding society’s first city—inventing art, philosophy, and bureaucracy amidst monster attacks and divine tantrums—he must balance his own progressive ambitions with the chaotic, selfish whims of his family and the cynical advice of a rogue centaur named Stupendous Duncan Trussell. This animated comedy revels in anachronistic humor and mythological satire, painting a brilliantly irreverent picture of how civilization’s greatest innovations were likely born from petty arguments and monstrous ego.