Damian Marin

I find this cartoon to be extremely admirable for my interests, and ever since I first began watching the episodes on Netflix, I never looked back. When I commenced the binge-watching, I had however been focusing regularly on a variety of other shows I had been viewing than just this one, but now I want to collect every videotape of the originality within this franchise and I had started to upscale my elementary numbering of being able to view this show to where I would almost feel that I want to see the performance behind these episodes more often, but unless I was one of those furries, I have a balance. Mostly categorized into rating this show, I really think that anyone new to the franchise needs to avoid the reboot and just consider seeing this instead, because the notoriety of what Craig probably thinks seems like desecration is too obvious to be false. To be more detailed, I would like to start off with the three girls, and out of them all, Bubbles is the most adorable out of the bunch, and I am not kidding. Her crying literally can get to me if it'd become too much, and in a sympathetic way too, and her squeaky voice is honestly super appealing. The animation is not perfect like with anything else but is more than acceptable. The epilepsy is a different story, however, and if you watch an episode like 'Cover Up,' you will see what I mean. The references to 'The Beatles' are immaculately just drug-free... unfortunately? Eh, anyway, lastly, the fact that the Powerpuff Girls as characters weren't afraid to show their ironic sides, like Bubbles being able to handle more than what she can in her comfort zone for example, intensifies the content within this cartoon and probably crazes people like me. I would definitely recommend this cartoon to any newcomer who might be considering the reboot instead. Just... don't.

BRO ONG INSIDE OUT 2 IS LITERALLY MY MOST FAVORITE MOVIE Sorry for that, but I doubt that I'll be able to view this movie more times than (currently) four without feeling sweaty of shock due to the intensity this film brought. When I first viewed the trailer last year, I was interested, but never really thought of the movie until around the time that it'd release into the theaters, and I went with my family to see how the whole thing was... I left the parking lot ASTONISHED and possibly SWEATY. I have ever since loved the franchise to DEATH. I drove through a honk, some dust, rain, and a thunderstorm just to see this exact movie again, and once more, enjoyed the whole thing. The third time I watched the movie a little while later was with some friends, also in a theater, and the same reaction got the best of me. The most recent screening I intentionally decided to watch at home made me literally feel not just sweaty, but a little like Anxiety was copying Riley's anxiety attack. I may sound like I'm overreacting, but honest to God, I would not be. There are many factors as to why this is, in my opinion, the most perfected movie ever, such as the animation, the voice acting (in which was very fit for some of the original characters), the somewhat weird humor (watch out for Pouchy and his explosives fr fr), and et cetera, the main reason is because... INSIDE OUT WORKS. This and the previous movie are literally describing anthropomorphic emotions running almost the entire human brain, and because everyone can act emotional, they can relate very much to the way these inner workings circulate their performances and change per situation, meaning this fully embraces correlation with person upon person, and therefore should be recommended no matter what. I would love to watch this multiple more times and rate the whole beauty more than five stars.

I completed the entire show a little while ago back in 2023, and I can say that the show contained... well, nearly... nothing to complain about. I liked the animation style, the theme song, the voices, and action it held. I even enjoy many of the primary characters, including Carol and Dendy, and I liked how sad the ending was, which I wouldn't spoil to anyone except for me, because I don't really mind spoilers. I also felt good watching one episode where many of the Cartoon Network characters collaborated with the show, which honestly seemed like a big jump, except for the short length that the show ran for until its cancellation. If you are an enthusiast into modern cartoons, this is a really great show to watch. There are some elements that this show has which opposes what I stand for, and likely will not describe in this review due to potential trouble with anyone who might be a snowflake, although throughout the show, there was somewhat rarely anything negative, in terms of storylines and personalities. Overall, the entire show is really intriguing to view, and I promise that you won't wish to avoid what this program has to offer.

This show was honestly good as of now. I liked the humor, the action, and how the series was filler to the main problem that the characters would have to face after the final episode, opening a big number of storylines in the show that relate to other topics. When I first recognized further details about this show in 2019, without really watching most of the episodes for some reason, I classified this as my most favorite cartoon out of any other one, and I even had a few toys displaying Gumball and Darwin as a plushy. I would have still rated this show with five stars if my behavior would have still been the same from that year, but after two hiatuses from any interest in the show and binge-watching the entire show in just around several months, I can summarize my real opinion on the program without having to avoid hearing what happens in each episode and just give The Amazing World of Gumball four stars. Some episodes weren't really my cup of tea, such as "The Slap," which was just honestly ridiculous for an obvious reason, which is why I removed the first star to the right. There are other elements that limit my review down to four stars, and they may or may not be against what I stand for, but I won't explain too much. Other than the negativity, the show is actually worth watching, especially when Gumball really did Dream dirty.