I watched this as a Marvel fan, but it is clearly written and produced for children. That's not a shot, it's simply the truth.
The animation is colorful and flashy, with plenty of symbols and thought bubbles to emphasize the ideas being sent out.
Everything moves at a traditionally rapid-fire cartoon pace, which is fine when the target audience has a short attention span.
I have great memories of Moon-Boy and Devil Dinosaur from the comics of my youth, but I was open to a modern reworking of that dynamic. The problem for me is the awful music and lack of character development in the episodes. Obviously, neither of these things will be issues for young fans, but I find the show to be difficult to watch.
The animation is colorful and flashy, with plenty of symbols and thought bubbles to emphasize the ideas being sent out.
Everything moves at a traditionally rapid-fire cartoon pace, which is fine when the target audience has a short attention span.
I have great memories of Moon-Boy and Devil Dinosaur from the comics of my youth, but I was open to a modern reworking of that dynamic. The problem for me is the awful music and lack of character development in the episodes. Obviously, neither of these things will be issues for young fans, but I find the show to be difficult to watch.