Honestly, upon first watching this show, it was hard to dig into, yet my brother seemed to have some sort of interest in it, so i had no other choice but to watch it, and I was impressed!
To start off, the animation of "The Mighty B!" is really not that bad, compared to other cartoons out there now days. (And of course excluding Japanese animes and American spin-offs of the genre.) Anyone who has been around long enough to remember good cartoons from the past like "Dexter's Laboratory" or "Rugrats" will see a very strong resemblance to the cartoon "Ren and Stimpy"
The introduction to each episode is nothing less of catchy and strikes the viewer with a happy tone, a great way to start up a great show. As for the song at the credits, they are eerie, given the time that they usually broadcast episodes regularly in my area. (5:00 AM)
The plots of each episode are very funny and creative. Rather it's the main character, Bessie Higgenbottom, struggling to earn another badge and become one step closer to transforming into this "The Mighty B" figure or it's finding out her dog has a history in a Russian Special Operations group, the viewer will always find themselves wanting more.
Truly this isn't the "best" cartoon out there today, but it's up there. For Nickelodeon, it is a step in the right direction, something to get away from the terrible shows they are putting out now days.
To start off, the animation of "The Mighty B!" is really not that bad, compared to other cartoons out there now days. (And of course excluding Japanese animes and American spin-offs of the genre.) Anyone who has been around long enough to remember good cartoons from the past like "Dexter's Laboratory" or "Rugrats" will see a very strong resemblance to the cartoon "Ren and Stimpy"
The introduction to each episode is nothing less of catchy and strikes the viewer with a happy tone, a great way to start up a great show. As for the song at the credits, they are eerie, given the time that they usually broadcast episodes regularly in my area. (5:00 AM)
The plots of each episode are very funny and creative. Rather it's the main character, Bessie Higgenbottom, struggling to earn another badge and become one step closer to transforming into this "The Mighty B" figure or it's finding out her dog has a history in a Russian Special Operations group, the viewer will always find themselves wanting more.
Truly this isn't the "best" cartoon out there today, but it's up there. For Nickelodeon, it is a step in the right direction, something to get away from the terrible shows they are putting out now days.