Phoenix

This is a good finale to the classic continuity despite Osmosians not being aliens and just mutated humans. My reason is that I like and love how the characters are represented, especially the reveal that the Celestialsapiens are the reason why the classic series has gone through so many changes. The arcs and two-parters are fun to watch too. (Spoilers) The arc about young Ben's obsession with one of his transformations, Feedback, which cost him that transformation to be removed until his realisation when he was absorbed into Malware is a great arc showing that it's alright to become attached to something but not too attached. The two-parter involving the incursions (Despite being a bit too early) shows fascination about Ben's new transformation, Bullfrag. Although the two-parter and arc I love the most is And then there were none with And then there were Ben and the arc leading to A new dawn. My reason for the two-parter is because we see that there are both good and bad ben's within the Ben 10 multiverse and the quote with Professor Paradox 'So many different ways to tell a story. But that's what makes them so interesting -- you can never predict how they're going to turn out.' and my two reasons of why the A new dawn arc is because Mark Hamill plays Maltruant and the ending is a beautiful touch to the classic Ben 10 story. I give this (Pun both intended and not intended) a 10/10.

I don't really have much of an opinion (Mainly because I don't full-on remember much about the franchise, only bits and pieces) but if I have to say my opinion, I see it as... ok. Just ok. Apparently, there was a racist bit about a skunk being named Gupta and I didn't really get it as a kid (or now, so I shouldn't really get into that trench) although, at the beginning where Scrat causes the core to spin and cause the earth to break, the song Master of the seas (Despite the fact it's not on the OST without the sound effects... or there is but it's not on youtube) Shira turning good and the fight with captain Gutt and Manny is fascinating to watch. If anyone likes or dislikes this movie, then ok.

The one that started it all. It's a blast from the past that really is a brilliant show with good art, great characters and awesome transformations. SPOILERS: Season one is cool with the introduction with the heroes Ben, Gwen and grandpa Max with the villains like Dr Animo (Dwight Schultz AKA LEGO Reverse Flash), '11 year old' Kevin Ethan Levin and the biggest bad, Vilgax. Season 2 is cool with expanding the main heroes' personalities, Cannonbolt showing there's more than 10 aliens, the Master control in back with a vengence and Kevin's mutation in framed (Despite Gwen not apologising to Ben). Season 3 with a feature of the Omnitrix and some cool episodes (Like Ben and Gwen getting sent to the future) and an alien werewolf. Season 4 with the movie Secrets of the Omnitrix with a self-destruct mode on the device and a new alien known as WayBig introduced. All and all, it's a show that deserves a lot of praise. I give it 10/10.

This is one fascinating show. It has good character background and great character development with the main characters like Kevin sacrificing his sanity to absorb Ben's Ultimatrix and chose not to absorb the baby Celestialsapien, with his character development involving him going to Azmuth for help and his evolution as a person is brilliant. The part where Ben saw how much of a villain (Carl Nesmith) Captain Nemesis was and his speech is brilliant 'How could you do this?! You used to be a hero, I had your poster on my wall! Did you forget? This isn't about fame! It's about helping people!'. The choice about him choosing to give up the Dagon's power and turn the Esoterica back to human, with Ben giving Azmuth the sword of Ascalon and the Ultimatrix which gave Ben a new Omnitrix. The art style and writing are also spot on with the story despite being the same as Alien Force. All and all, I give this 10/10

This movie is trying to outclass its superiors of multiverse movies of its own universes... and did it successfully with flying colours. The actors fit the 1980s TMNT characters brilliantly despite not having the original cast of the four turtles. The 2003 actors reprising their roles as the turtles, Casey & April, Karai and Shredder is truly an art to behold. The animation is perfect and suits all three of the universes that were full-on shown. The references to the super turtles who met Michelangelo from 'Reality Check' and the Turtles who met Donatello from 'Same as it never was' is admirable. Most importantly, the writing suits all of the characters perfectly. I would always watch this movie again.

Looking back on this movie, it's a good classic popcorn flick. It has really fun scenes like Max fooling the witches (First with the lighter and second time with the Car lights), the happy ending with Thackery and Emily binx getting reunited is so sweet despite Ice and Jay being left to rot in the cages... (Probably... maybe?) The song 'I put a spell on you' is brilliant too although there's no audio version of the full song. All and all, it's great.

This is good stuff. Despite the Xenocytes freaking me out as a kid and not getting used to the art designs at first, it really has grown on me when Good Copy, Bad Copy came out. Ben being modest in the first and second season is something I never expected but I admire that about him. Sure, he and Kevin buggered up the Omnitrix in season 3 but how Ben defeated Vilgax, gaining the Ultimatrix and Kevin returning to his regular state is brilliant. The writing is fascinating and keeps fans on their toes.

This is a brilliant show. The characters are well-paced and interesting, the Morphers are well designed (And yes, I like/love the sunglasses Morphers) with the morph sequence being fantastic, the weapons looked beautiful like the Claw Cannon (That can use both the Tiger, Jaguar and Cheetah spirits & the Shark, Bat and Elephant spirits) & the strike rider (a motorcycle for Casey with an attack mode) and the Zords/Megazords are great because they don't have a cockpit to use said Zord. I believe this show will be great for kids.

I do admit that it was a good idea to have possible ideas about alternate timelines and universes. Apologies for spoilers but an example would be the epilogue to Under the Red Hood with Bruce Wayne (Bruce Greenwood) talking to Clark Kent (Nolan North) alongside the one where Jason survived but Batman gets killed and resurrected where you decide if Batman should die again or Jason saves him or if he chooses to become Red Robin and gets better along with Tim Drake becoming his partner as heroes and I admit the mini videos are entertaining. My only problems with Death in the family is how it's executed with the mini videos not in the bonus menu, alongside people not getting the whole story with the different timelines & universes and if you did have all the pieces, it would be all over the place like chickenpox unless it involved someone like Dr Manhatten or the Presence showing us about each timeline until it reaches to the universe or timeline with Bruce and Clark talking to each other about the events of under the red hood.