Adam Brody Will get Animated for MTV's 'Good Vibes'

On MTV's new animated series, "Good Vibes," Adam Brody returns to his beach roots. No, I am not only mentioning to his time around the Fox series,"The O.C."The actor was raised in North Park and states he relates a great deal to the series' beachside locale."It's kind of the touches around the Malibu or kind of O.C. wealth and opulence," Brody informs "The Hollywood Reporter." "It has Venice Beach's a lot more arty and skuzzier elements, graffiti-laden elements too. I like both. I am really a fan of the type of the low rent version. It's type of a pot smoke haze within the whole factor.""Good Vibes" features Brody's character, Woodie, and the best buddy, Jersey transplant Mondo (voiced by "Book of Mormon's" Josh Gad), because they brave the waves of the teen years together."Fortunately, I am not too developed," Brody jokes about playing the role. "There is a voice that required us a minute to locate, but I am very comfortable doing that now and you simply have some fun. Again, its easy that i can dumb it lower to senior high school.InchInchIt is simpler than I choose to admit," he continues. "You just need to have a great time by using it and become really area of the fun when you're doing so since it needs to read without any physicality, so you want to type of be outrageous when you are recording it."The show, which clearly bears the stamp of creator David Gordon Eco-friendly ("Pineapple Express, Your Highness"), includes a healthy quantity of teenaged sexual charge into it, but Brody states that romance does find its distance to the series."I certainly think it is the horniest cartoon on tv,Inch he states. "But, I believe it's the first which you may get invested in the sexual escapades along with the ongoing kind of romantic love interests and love tales inside it.InchInchGreat Vibes" premieres Thursday at 10:30 p.m. on MTV. The Hollywood Reporter