If you hate this show, you're either really dumb or an ableist. People are saying that this show is a ripoff of the anime My Hero Academia. Both shows involve superhero schools, but that doesn't make Hero Elementary a ripoff. In fact, Hero Elementary was based on a 2009 book called Superhero School. The My Hero Academia manga came way later.
Anyways, let's judge the show on its own merits:
Animation and Art Style: The animation is a mixed bag. It's sometimes smooth, sometimes not. But I can look past it. The art style is nice, reminds me of comic books.
Writing: The writing isn't as smart as Let's Go Luna or Ready Jet Go, but there are some funny jokes here and there and the show is educational, teaching kids about making science observations.
Characters: The show's biggest strength is its characters. They're all likable, relatable, and diverse. For example: Lucita and Mr. Sparks are Latinos, Sara is biracial, AJ is Black and autistic, and Benny is plus-size. They're all good role models for kids, and are not brats, contrary to popular belief. AJ is my favorite because I, too, am on the autism spectrum, and the way he's depicted is realistic. He has special interests, sensitivities to water and loud noises, and stims by flapping his hands sometimes.
Music: The theme song is really catchy, and the rest of the soundtrack is upbeat jazz-like music that fits the superhero theme well.
Enjoyment: With deep characters, an expansive world, and fast pacing, Hero Elementary is another hit show for PBS. Please watch it, and please don't spread stupid lies about it. Thanks for reading!
Anyways, let's judge the show on its own merits:
Animation and Art Style: The animation is a mixed bag. It's sometimes smooth, sometimes not. But I can look past it. The art style is nice, reminds me of comic books.
Writing: The writing isn't as smart as Let's Go Luna or Ready Jet Go, but there are some funny jokes here and there and the show is educational, teaching kids about making science observations.
Characters: The show's biggest strength is its characters. They're all likable, relatable, and diverse. For example: Lucita and Mr. Sparks are Latinos, Sara is biracial, AJ is Black and autistic, and Benny is plus-size. They're all good role models for kids, and are not brats, contrary to popular belief. AJ is my favorite because I, too, am on the autism spectrum, and the way he's depicted is realistic. He has special interests, sensitivities to water and loud noises, and stims by flapping his hands sometimes.
Music: The theme song is really catchy, and the rest of the soundtrack is upbeat jazz-like music that fits the superhero theme well.
Enjoyment: With deep characters, an expansive world, and fast pacing, Hero Elementary is another hit show for PBS. Please watch it, and please don't spread stupid lies about it. Thanks for reading!