Isaac Nailodelle

Pretty much a copycat of Naruto Shipuden. The characters, the plot story (more poorly delivered compared to Naruto’s), they’re just being covered with different appearances and features but actually same thing, one example: a dangerous entity inside the main protagonist body which bluntly imitates Naruto’s Jinchuriki concept. Each character’s background story is somewhat flat and rushed, causing no connection/feeling whatsoever with the audiences. What an overhyped and derivative anime of the year. I think people will forget it in less than two years.

It is painfully monotonous, sinking to depths far below the brilliance of its legendary predecessor.

There is a scene when Xavier told Wednesday not to believe in her psychics power since it’s involving emotion and emotion isn’t Wednesday’s strength. This scene doesn’t make sense for me because the logic is if Wednesday lacking of emotion, doesn’t that make her visions more objective and reliable? Anyway, it’s not even a dark comedy anymore. It sways from the original genre. What a blasphemy.

I am so amazed by the professionalism of each actor and actress. I may not understand Thai but their role play and delicate expressions really got into me. Chartayodom is really a great actor, he played two different roles at once (as Uncle Saen and Nut's mean daddy). I thought they were two different persons who happened to be real twin brothers at first but later realized it's the same person who play the two contradictory roles. Really enjoyed the series, especially the plot twist. Even though the actors who play Nut and Tofu seemed reluctant to kiss each other (there are several scenes where they kissed slightly to the side of the lips, not directly toward their lips). They can learn from Kao and Pete from Dark Blue who did it without hesitation at all (and they've been awarded as the most natural and organic BL couple from all Thai BL series til now). Still love the series nevertheless.

I am a veteran of Pokémon games, I've been following Pokémon since the first generation and I dare to say this game is fabulously brilliant. I love all the details and even the tiny bit of detail like our Pokémon can communicate each other while outside their pokéballs. The game designer successfully implemented all of the essence of Pokémon adventure, highly interactive environment and outstanding plot. The ambience of this game is capable of swallowing us into its fantasy vividly. This game brings back my vivid childhood fantasy, this was what I expected from Pokémon game when I was still 10 yo. I miss my old partner, Starmie, such a versatile Pokémon with high SA and speed.

It has nice settings and properties but the overall storyline is so predictable and repetitive at some parts i.e. there is bad guy who looks winning but got defeated at the end for almost all episodes. The climax and anti-climax are compressed into such short execution due to the one episode timing, thus creating a pattern which is readable and not surprising anymore. I can’t stand King Uther, he’s more like a troll rather than a king. Poor CGI and poor choreography for the combat action. Almost like kid’s TV series.

I am an architect and have a dream to make edible architecture. This show answers my dream and I really love it to the root. I know all of the judges background and they are really great and sophisticated at what they do. They don't bully the contestants as one of random reviews say so, instead they give constructive feedback to improve their skills. The presenter is really funny, making the show much more interesting to watch.