Reviews

This show is a masterpiece for being an original anime with no source material to go off of. Sunghoo Park is amazing animator and director, he blows me away with his work every week.

To the people who say "I'm done with this." "No! It has CG!" "No! It has mechs!", quit your crying. Do you even know what it takes to animate mechs at all? This wasn't made by MAPPA. What really is the problem here? That it has mechs? That has a little bit of CG? That it's an original anime? That most of the voice actors aren't big names? Dropping it for any of those reasons is ridiculous. And by doing that you're missing out on awesome fights and an equally amazing story. This anime isn't even that long, it's only 13 episodes for crying out loud, you can suck it up for a couple more episodes. If you really can't, get out of anime now because if something as small as this makes you act like a baby, anime isn't for you.

In this special, you see a lot of guest appearances by some of the most iconic characters in animated history, not to mention interviews with historians, directors, and even cast members, including the voice actors of our favorite characters. The only critique I have is all of the random extras and cheap ghost costume included in this, I could've done without them.

Dr. Melinda Warner is typically one of those characters who only gives information about cases the detectives are working on instead of physically getting involved out in the field, this episode is a refreshing take on her and her development as a main character. In this episode, she gets to show everyone what she can do outside of her typical environment and just how much of a bada$$ she is.

I would say this show has some potential to become really popular in the future. Most people are giving it bad reviews before they even give it a chance. How would you feel if someone criticized you before they even got the chance to know you? It would be like freshman year in high school all over again. After all, people thought "Oak Island" would be a failure and it's the most popular show on the History Channel. We may be only one episode into it, but everything they talk about is like something out of a horror novel. I may not be the biggest fan of those novels, but they definitely keep me hooked and wanting to know more. Just like this show.

As a kid I loved both shows and I was psyched when I heard about this crossover. I really like all the cameos and references to both shows that are everywhere in this. (Ex. The scene where Ben and Rex explain their respective backgrounds to each other.) I really liked that Ben and his aliens were in the "Gen. Rex" art style and that both boys remained true to their personalities and backgrounds. Finally, the main villain is voiced by Michael Emerson!!! Seriously, what's not to love about this?

I don't have Disney+, but thanks to the internet I can watch it online for free. I've only seen three episodes, but I can already tell that it's going to be amazing!

Anyway..... at first I just figured it would be like the hidden backstory of Boba Fett, or even Jango Fett, before he got eaten by the Sarlacc in Episode VI, but it's not, it's someone else entirely. And that's definitely a good thing. I love that we get to learn more about how bounty hunters and the Mandalorians operate. I've always been curious as for why we only see Boba Fett (and, yes, I know he's not a true Mandalorian) in the movies and now we know why. And we develop a whole new perspective of them.

Typically when someone thinks "Mandalorian", they immediately think of Boba Fett, his loner personality, and his barbaric tactics, but this show gives us a new insight, as well as keeping what we know and/or feel about them. Mando, the main character, comes off as cold and heartless at times, but he's really a loyal, caring person who would risk everything for his fellow Mandalorians and the Child.

Also, as we get introduced to more characters and worlds we learn more about the franchise, which is great. "Star Wars" can be very confusing, but as things go along, it all becomes very simple. Plus, we get taken back in time to all these events, items, phrases, etc. from the original trilogy.

In short, I would highly recommend this to anyone, especially fellow "Star Wars" geeks. I have spoken.

I've seen this movie about 5 times now and I have to admit, it was pretty good. Not the most original movie out there, but one of the best animated movies from DC to date! I was right to be optimistic about this from the beginning.

A lot of people are giving this s**t just because the OG are in flash animation, but in all honesty it makes sense. The Go! Titans are done in flash so it doesn't really bother me that the OG are too. I could care less about the animation since I grew up on shows done in flash. The point is the animation doesn't really matter, it's if their personalities are still the same as we remember. In some aspects they are, in some they aren't; nevertheless, you can still easily recognize the Titans we all know and love.

It may not be what we wanted, but we'll just have to suck it up and deal with it. Who knows? Maybe we'll get the season 6 like we wanted, the voice actors are still optimistic about a 6th season and so are many others, so don't lose hope you guys.

But for now, this is something everyone can enjoy for a while. After all, you can't judge a book by its cover, can you?