Aaron Luis Dela Cruz

This series is not good as others claimed it to be. It started with the worst cliches that can be found in any Filipino TV series. The story started way before the main character is born. They lacked world building which is important in the fantasy and they love time skips too much that they even skipped Pirena the queen and only said that hatoria prospered because of her. We didn't see her took any lessons about leading nor see her argue about leading. Just fighting others is how we see her do. And yet they claimed that the kingdom prospered like how. Its a good story arc to have it focus on her and hers struggles of being a leader. Then there's the unnecessary use of comedy that seemingly just for the sake of having a comedy. We didn't even get to see how their kingdoms function. All we see are just the castle and that's it. Then there's the use of guns in hattoria, they showed it in the trailers but didn't use it for the rest of the series, just one time and then its gun. Like wouldn't it be a better storyline to have a little bit of arms race but they didn't but and showed us bland characters who didn't do any major mistakes than being angel in their kindness.

This movie is the definition of too much creative liberty

Well thought out but poorly executed, They overly focused explaining the life on Earth than on the Alien planets itself and only explained three native fauna/flora in every episode. The segment will cut from the planet to Earth every now and then making things confusing as they overly explained things and failed to apply it to an alien planet. in a run time of 45 minutes a viewer would only a maximum of 5 minutes of content about the Alien planet and another 5-6 minutes of reused footage. In the entirety of the first season with 4 episodes focusing on one planet each which is the deciding factor to why it failed to capture what it wanted to do. The film Alien Planet (2005) did this perfectly in its run time of 95 minutes, that's half of the total time the entire first season.