>>51251 >Visuals Stunning >action / fights easy 8/10 >Story OH BOY. Its a shitshow >confusing / awful storytelling, >MUH timejumps storytelling that contributes NOTHING >paperthin character development teenagers / Young Adults >deciding critical issues >deployed in critical missions >freezing at pivotal moments >going AWOL because trust me bro >terro... EHEM freedom warriors converting forces because trust me bro I have a hunch that this series were planned as a 24 ep, but shit happened (most likely budget cut) and they had to do a hack edit job to re arrange it. I dont get it how jewflix works internally. Some awful shit gets geenlit, and second or thir seasons approved and then there are series like this that reeks of not enough money / time, and management fuck ups. Truly a candidate for "wasted potential threads" but I doubt enough people will watch it. >TL;DR: Visually very good, battles are competent, the story is lame and the stoprytelling IS SHIEEEEEET

>>51251 I dropped it after 4 episodes because it seemed like a complete mess of a story and judging by >>52099 seems like I made the right call

>>52195 I think I might have dropped it around 5-6 instead but yeah, I had the same feeling, it's made pretty well on a technical level but I just had zero interest in watching more. The story doesn't seem to be super interesting. I don't particularly like any character. Maybe it'll become super interesting later on, who knows, but I doubt it.

So far (episode 7) I agree with >>52099. My biggest gripe is that it's full of forced time jumps that serve no narrative purpose besides skipping all sorts of development so that we can go from A to Z and then right to D without ever explaining B and C. The setting and childhood friend disguising as former nemesis has potential, but it fails to build up excitement or have emotional impact since it's just jumping from plot point to plot point so far. The most prominent example for this is the early reveal of the true enemy. What's even the point? A normal series would establish the close bond between Phil and Jacob first to make us understand how close they were and how important Phil is to Jacob, even as allegedly dead person. We would get used to think of Phil as lost brother who might be dead, in a coma or brainwashed or something. The reveal that the evil Bob IS said brother would have happened near the end of the series or around the midpoint at best, to shock us. Instead, we have barely even learned about MC's past with Phil when they already reveal that he's disguised as Bob at the start of the series. WHY?? EDIT: a billion typos because it's 2 am and I am retarded