Kieran Stark

Animation: So amazing in several ways (rendering, colourful palette, action, backgrounds, effects, super attractive designs and of course, cartoonish motions inspired by An American Tail: Fievel Goes West [where I still and always will want to give the main AAT characters full lips looking like they came from that movie but all grown up as it’d take place after the 19th century] and anything Looney Tunes-related or anime-sequel in general) it inspires me as a future animator and leader of my own animation studio (Frigid Fire), but first, I need to get a lot of training. Story: Relevant to what happens in the real world, especially in the third act where the Gwi-Ma takes over the world using everyone’s insecurities against themselves for his own benefit to control the world… or at least Seoul, but with elements of Korean mythology that add a new layer of depth and creativity to the movie that if it were released in theatres, it would be one of the highest-grossing films not just of 2025 (alongside Ne Zha 2 which so far nothing can top, making over 2 billion dollars and it deserves it), but also in history. Characters: Hard to pick a favourite; they’re all three-dimensional, badass, in-character (even the bad guys for doing their job as characters; but also sadly as those that exist to be trapped souls, save for shiny who became free) and energetic! Songs: So good it actually makes me check out more Kpop videos (specifically the ones before the 2020s) than ever before, I binge watch them like I do with Jpop and other musical genres like Bollywood and Afrobeats and more! The best ideas for potential Kpop: Demons Hunters sequels (The second movie could be about Jpop, the third one can be about Rumi, and possibly other members of the Hunter/x developing way thicker thighs and butts/“mom bods” as they get older with each new film and show all three girl group members have a crush on Jinu, and they may all have a casual relationship with him as all four KPDH characters are all very good-looking, inside and out, so Rumi, part Kpop idol and part demon, has to decide on whether or not she and Jinu should marry but also pay attention to his thoughts whereas it’s likely that he’ll only have one partner so he doesn’t play with anyone’s hearts if he takes on a serious relationship with either one of the women, and the fourth one about Jinu and Rumi’s son growing up with an adventure of his own as long as all those sequels stay true to the spirit of the original which I can’t even come up with all the detailed ideas for on my own if I want them to become all the more unpredictable and original, even for sequels, I’ll just leave it up to Sony to decided how they really want to make their franchise)!

THE REAL MEGAMIND 2. ENOUGH SAID (and no, I don’t count Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate as Megamind 3 Not Megamind Rules as Megamind 4. They don’t exist. I REPEAT, THEY DO NOT EXIST. Ok… maybe they’re really becoming born, but let’s just pretend Megamind started with the original and ended with The Button of Doom, back when the animation actually looked finished, the quotes/scenes were memorable, the satire on superhero/supervillain culture knew exactly how to be clever, the action was full of superpowers like in a Spider-verse movie, etc)

As sick and tired as I am of people making Sonic look so bad (in this game and in general) compared to everyone else including his rivals/enemies (re: Shadow the Hedgehog, the ones who have catfights like Rouge and Wave when they're flanderized, etc), friends (when even they can sometimes be out of character like in the 2004-2017 games) and girlfriends (because as the hero he usually would be in the 2000s compared to the 2010s, he dove into Eggman to try and save the uninvited Amy Rose's life yet he unwillingly sucked them both up in a tornado! And even with that said, Amy Rose had no right to furiously chase down Sonic with a Piko-Piko Hammer as if he had a creepy crush on her when she did the same thing to him earlier), I actually think that this game is actually pretty sick (like most Sonic games of that decade like Sonic Adventure 1 & 2 for the Sega Dreamcast, the Sonic Advance games (especially the third one that makes us see potential for Sonic Advance 4), Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, Sonic Unleashed, Sonic and the Secret Rings (had it not been for the frustrating gameplay) and the Sonic Rush duology (even if Amy and Knuckles took everything personally) for the same reason as J's Reviews (for example) and also because of its graphics (some can say they aged because it is early CGI, but in a weird way, it kinda reminds me of VeggieTales, my favorite Christian show from the 1990s-2000s), unsurprisingly catchy music, the Babylon Rogues (as for Sonic, Tails and Knuckles, it would be nice to see their skills be rivaled in races more than it is for Tails and Knuckles to ditch Sonic to be part of Team Rose instead of every character being treated like equals) and gameplay (which is more fast-paced and diverse than broken unlike the original state of Sonic Free Riders, and even if you like Amy Rose in the first two Riders games, there is no reason to defend her in Sonic Free Riders because even the biggest fans of Sonic's friends should know her character assassination in that game as was everyone else except for the members of Team Sonic!) P. S. Long live SnapCube's fandubs! P. P. S. Am I the only one who is reminded of the scene where Princess Peach dumped Mario (AND Bowser) on the moon after her moments of playing victim because of all the times Amy Rose hit Sonic with her hammer?! I know they don't do that anymore, but people miss the days when Sonic was made to look like a misogynistic prick to everyone around him including his exes like Fiona Fox when she's the one who cheated on him yet Sonic haters think she's the victim and that her current boyfriend Scourge is actually the good Sonic?!

Even though it can have a bit of sexist episodes in Season 1 (then again, it was made in the second millennium), it has a lot more seasons (6 to be exact, which is a lot more than to be expected, especially by the (more objectively than subjectively) low standards of how many seasons a DA show can have since despite having between five eighth-hundredths and two third-hundredths of episodes [between 62 and 66, to be exact], have no more than a season like Chip ‘n Dale and TaleSpin) that while at heart they can make it an underrated beginning of the missed Disney Afternoon, it’s absolute greatest segments are when the characters are powered by Gummiberry Juice! Animation: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Episodes: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Some of them can be considered outdated because of Calla’s flanderization like when she was not only guilt-tripping, but also trying to attack her bestie Sunny for insulting her former stepmother-to-be out of “jealousy”) Characters: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (The characters can be a bit stereotypical like the Gummi Bears themselves. Heck, there was also an episode where Grammy would criticize Cubbi for forgetting to make his bed and then he would go “Women!”, something Princess Calla would FLIP if she heard him exclaim, plus Sunny was right there… and, well, her design and seemingly innocent but actually kinda underage crush on Gusto make her one of our least favourite characters. Sorry, Sunni fans! That and as for Toadwart, I get that all he can do is complain, but what it comes from a place of Igthorn being so selective he would treat his other ogres more humanely? He has a chance to redeem himself in the episode where he turns good somehow, then at the end, out of nowhere, he throws it all away even if there could have been potential for bigger bads for the bears of Gummi Glen, residents of the kingdom of Dunwyn and the ogres of Drekmore to face. But outside of my critical rambling, the charm of the characters is not just their adorably cartoony designs which is typical for Disney, but also the fact that most of the time, they can be fun to be around and help us appreciate the cuteness of bears like, take for instance, Petey Black Bear from Creature Comforts Toys Inc.) Theme song: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Do I even need to explain when it’s just so catchy and enthusiastic to the point where it’s impossible not to have a great time with it?) Overall: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Visuals: It managed to capture the aesthetics of the Wizarding World very well even though it was different fron what we would see in Harry Potter. Story: It may not give all Potterheads a satisfting conclusion, but it does have some mature characters and it actually did have some magic being brought to life. Sorry, I need more experience in order to be a good reviewer...

Animation: Episodes: Characters: /⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (of course Nickelodeon would bring an Overpraised franchise back to life and make it as awful as Pre-School Daze, most other Nickelodeon shows and especially their true colours being evil in every way including murdering the epic Stephen Hillenburg behind our backs!!!!!)

Even after the first season, this show still went strong for focusing on topics like addiction and having deep characters that made the show treat races equally (this is exactly why Grace Park went from 2010s H5O to this before she could be Mrs. Pac-Man in her Maze Madness/Pac-Man World Series design in my future Frigid Fire Animation Arm movie “University of Pac-Land”!