This definitely has the feel of a low budget independent pilot season in the early days. The animation is rougher then the poster would suggest here, with the smoothest animation being during the transformation sequences and at odd points here and there through out the season run.
While there is definite need for polish here and there, certain aspects are worth noting as positive.
First, the concept of jaded urban millennial tropes being given magical powers utilized by a creator of the universe who is akin to that albatross around your neck relative that wont leave and wont help with chores was highly amusing, though needed to maintain consistency to carry the joke through, or pushed a little more to give that comedic punch.
Another positive is how the powers are utilized, which is perhaps where the highest point of humor and creativity in the series, and what kept me invested in watching.
For the Creators to keep in mind...
The girls themselves have the potential to be better characters, either as parody figures or something else if pushed further.
The antagonists need more development though as they were the weakest, and need more work on developing individual characterizations, dialogue, and believable establishment of motivations.
Once you have established better characterization it will help your story solidify and develop into something a bit more then the bare-bones for-the-sake-of-the-joke that it is, particularly when paired with a thoroughly researched point that you are trying to skewer.
While there is definite need for polish here and there, certain aspects are worth noting as positive.
First, the concept of jaded urban millennial tropes being given magical powers utilized by a creator of the universe who is akin to that albatross around your neck relative that wont leave and wont help with chores was highly amusing, though needed to maintain consistency to carry the joke through, or pushed a little more to give that comedic punch.
Another positive is how the powers are utilized, which is perhaps where the highest point of humor and creativity in the series, and what kept me invested in watching.
For the Creators to keep in mind...
The girls themselves have the potential to be better characters, either as parody figures or something else if pushed further.
The antagonists need more development though as they were the weakest, and need more work on developing individual characterizations, dialogue, and believable establishment of motivations.
Once you have established better characterization it will help your story solidify and develop into something a bit more then the bare-bones for-the-sake-of-the-joke that it is, particularly when paired with a thoroughly researched point that you are trying to skewer.