Chloe Vandez

Not the most pleasant I've seen in shows, but I'll give it a three star because it's sort of enjoyable. -Out of nowhere, there are now 4th wall breaks. The characters in the show are breaking the 4th wall a tad too frequently, and it's starting to get pretty annoying. -Everyone is already saying this, but Gwen is too much on the dark side. She hates happy things. In the original, she didn't seem to mind happiness, and even felt it. -Cody getting tortured must be a running gag for this show since it happens quite a lot, but it is also starting to get annoying. And even a little bit harsh in my opinion. In one episode, 4 of the kids (including Cody) were hide-and-seek champions, and a past champion wanted to take back what was hers. So she took all of them to an island (The Total Drama Island setting) to play a deadly game of hide-and-seek. Whoever she finds turns into gold, and she will have them as her triumph returned. When one of the kids outsmarts her, she takes everyone (who are still gold) back on a boat and Cody falls off and left in the ocean. A little on the much side don't you think? And on another episode, it was apparently his birthday, but Chef said that today was supposed to be something ImPoRtAnT. I honestly feel sorta bad for him. And on top of that, no one cares about him. At all. - Leshawna and Courtney seem like spoiled brats. Leshawna thinks of herself as a queen. Courtney is a perfectionist. I never got much information about Leshawna in the original. Courtney in the original was ambitious, tough, demanding, bossy and sometimes difficult. Now, Courtney is still the following personalities (excluding difficult), except she is more of a clean freak and acts like a schizophrenic, even though she is a kid. I say schizophrenic because she hurts herself (smacks herself in determination, I guess?), in one episode talked to a mirror of herself, gets angry a lot, and went crazy when everyone did something wrong on purpose and not allowed to correct them. This probably has nothing to do with what I'm trying to say, but I feel like it's being hinted. And...for Leshawna. She can get angered easily if she doesn't get her way. That's all. - Little Duncan looks weird with part of his hair green. In the original, he had it. He was a teen then. Now he's like six and he has the green hair still? His parents shouldn't let him have that, should they? - Last, continuity is great. But, when stuff happens to them (like they get hurt of something) how did they get better? I mean, they'd heal once the episode is complete, but it sometimes doesn't make sense. This may be a mouth full and a not too good rating, but the show is still sort of good. Keywords: sort of.

Bro what the heck is this??? I loved the original show when I was a child. I also liked this when it came out. But now that I am older, I found out that this is just an insult to the original Teen Titans. The continuity is extremely bad. It's like one episode something bad happens to them, and then the episode just ends. At the very next episode, it's like nothing ever happened. The plots are pointless and lack sense. I watched an episode where Cyborg and Beast Boy only say waffles. And plus, they rarely ever fight anyone. And if they do, it's sometimes pointless, cringe and dumb. Literally almost every character is childish and dumb. I can't find a single episode where no one does anything stupid. Their antics eventually lead them to teach bad lessons to younger viewers. Speaking of which... The terrible lessons they teach kids. They teach kids the following below: To cheat to win To keep their room messy To be mean to others To be greedy To be sexist and not accept the opposite gender (or to feel that their own gender isn't acceptable) To lie To not get an education To not forgive and forget fights To always act childish, even when they get older To let someone make the decisions for you And to know that Christmas is all about the presents and Santa and yeah... With the nonsensical plots, bad lessons and lifestyles, and stupidity coming from the characters, this show is just horrible. I can't believe this got a movie. And I even heard they are going to make a SPIN-OFF of this! I don't care if this is the core of modern Cartoon Network (there isn't a day where this show doesn't air). C'mon, Cartoon Network! You could've done better back in 2013! And for the parents who are by chance reading this, please...don't show this to your kids.

Below is basically the Loud siblings in the show sorted by the oldest kid to the youngest. Lori: A college teen who is like most female teenage cartoon characters: is on her phone all the time, has a boyfriend before even starting college, and says the words "like" and "literally" a little more than she should. She is basically a teen girl stereotype. Leni: A dumb blondie. There could be some dumb blonde girls in real life, but they could at least be a lot smarter than Leni. She is 16 years old currently, and her parents don't even bother to seek help for her. Is it natural that she's dumb or something?? Luna: A rock-n'-roll lesbian. For the rock-n'-roll part, she somehow knows how play almost every instrument that is seen on the show. She can clearly play string instruments, but she also knows woodwind and percussion. A bit too much musical knowledge for just 15 year old in my opinion. Luan: An unfunny class clown. Every time she tells a joke, everybody sighs. That's really all I can say about her. She tells unfunny jokes. Lynn: A sports fan and athlete. She's very strong for her age (she's 13) and loves rough-housing and sports. A typical sports fan, really. Lincoln: The show's main protagonist. He shows the viewer the world around him and his sisters. Nothing wrong though, I suppose. Lucy: A goth girl. No wait, a goth child. SHE'S ONLY 8 YEARS OLD AND SHE'S PREFORMING WITCHCRAFT. She talks to spirits and likes death, even though she is way too young to be fascinated in that stuff. As said, she preforms witchcraft and rituals. How come her parents aren't stopping her from liking/using death stuff. But she is a goth stereotype for being everything the typical goth is into. Lana: The family plumber. She's 6 years old and she's plumbing?? And her parents (and everyone else in the household) rely on her to do the plumbing? Wow... Lola: Some spoiled, haughty brat. She thinks she needs to be fancy and princess-y in everything she does. I hate her the most because of that. She's like those cartoon characters who get whatever they want whenever they want. Stereotype brat. Lisa: The typical smart toddler. Yet another cartoon stereotype. She's very smart even though she's only 4, and does science and research and other stuff like that. Nothing new. Lily: The family infant. Not a known personality she has, however. Nothing much to say about her. The parents (Rita and Lynn Sr.): Some pretty neglectful parents to say the least. As you read in their kids' paragraphs, they aren't great parents at all. Here's proof: They literally abandoned their 14 year old daughter (Luan) at a motel because she became a violent prankster because it was April Fools day. They made Lincoln sleep outside because of his 'bad luck'. They don't do anything to help Leni, Lucy and Lola when they need it. And...others that I probably can't think about. Plus, the parents are stereotypes too. Like most cartoon dads, Lynn Sr. is one of those dimwits that worry more about dumb things other than their kids, and Rita is the mom that works a lot. I gave this a two-star because there are at least a few things I like, like some of the episodes for example. The nonsense episodes bug me. Like that one time Rita and Lynn Sr stopped exercising without context and ended up not being able to touch their toes or use the exercise machines properly. Never really liked that episode, but again, I guess a few are alright. 4/10