Amy Whitney-Perry

I absolutely love this game and if it was given 6 months-1 year or so more to be optimized it would have been an instant 5 stars. But this is the most broken pokemon game released since gen 1 and the pokemon company absolutely should feel ashamed to have forced this out before the holidays. They've been pushing unpolished/unfinished games out for a decade now but this one I think really crossed a line with how low quality it is. This is their fifth mainline game on the switch and it does not show. This time they are getting a lot of pushback for the lack of quality and I really hope it sticks with them. If not, there will come a day that they force out games that are so unfinished that the elite four will be dlc or something. Please please give your game team the time they need to finish their projects.

Fantastic movie full of charm and action. I'm so glad they really stuck to their guns and left Goku and Vegeta out of the plot entirely. I love them (vegeta is literally my favorite character of all time) but I was worried throughout the movie that they would show up during the climax and save the day. They do not! Piccolo is the protagonist of this movie with Gohan playing the secondary lead. Without spoiling much, they end up against a threat so dire that Piccolo immediately tries to get Goku and Vegeta back from training but is unsuccessful. As a result, he has to think quick on his feet to figure out how to save the day with Gohan. The new characters in this movie are more enjoyable than I thought they would be. Dr. Hedo (the little round guy) is way more likable than I expected and I wanted to see his story end well.

Michael Morbius. The man's name is Michael Morbius. And he's just some guy. Michael. Morbius. I can't wait for Morbius 2 to introduce his long lost brother, Bobbie Blorbo. Anyway, five stars.