Carl Saga

Out of the shows I watched, We Bare Bears is the one that never fails to put a smile on our faces. I love the chemistry of the characters, especially between the three bros Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear. I'll give it a 4.5/5 stars. I do understand that the series is over, period. However, there are also episodes wherein they deserve their own conclusion [such as the Icy Nights story arc, a threequel is better]. The flavor between the characters are good enough, but it would've been better if they mixed it up a bit. It surprises me that all characters the bears encountered only appeared together in the movie. A bear interacting with two people they know would be a nice option. But overall, though the series' nature would warrant more seasons than 4, I was satisfied with its run.

Kudos for it being 3D. Animated shows which have this trait is rare. While I'm not a fan of Running Man, I do find this series entertaining. The stories sound predictable although some scenes can manipulate your emotion due to the "drama". The voice acting is good, but it can be a bit underwhelming. But I still believe this series is suitable for kids and teens due to its right amount of suspense and comedy. For a show airing on Cartoon Network [Asia], it will receive an award for having the hardest-to-find episodes online.

Let's just say Cartoon Network in the U.S. is missing a lot from this, 'cause it's lit. This series is one of my favorites for the antics with this cheeky orange guy are enough to make a gloomy person happier. We need some color and vibe, and less drama too. Let's ditch the nature of having a few shows running on loop for a couple of hours!

I do understand the bad reviews, but it's decent. The characters aren't what you'd expect from a ThunderCats franchise that demands "anime" style, and the animation appears cheap, but the episodes aren't bad. The characters' personalities are dynamic. Their antics bring out the comedy while balancing its action-packed nature. At the end of the day, when you're down, you need something to cheer up, and this one ironically fits well. This helps people of this generation understand who and what are ThunderCats. Not all people are fortunate enough to watch the 1985 nor 2011 series (pulled off from TV). In all fairness, between this and the 2011 series, the ThunderCats are overlooked. They DESERVE a series that fulfills people of ALL ages, and that they can agree to CONTINUE no matter what.

4.2/5 - Not a bad movie. The movie, for me, was entertaining and versatile. I'm impressed on how they took advantage of the world history and made a lot of references on other series. There are four eras, practically independent from each other, though they share the same vibe. Focusing more on the typical vibe of the series, with respect to its genre, is not bad.

The fever is in! Disney Channel Asia (S3), Cartoon Network Asia/PH (all seasons, some in Boomerang), Nickelodeon Asia (S4), this series went to all three of them! Before, it even aired on TV5 in our country! The series' humor is nice. It was my common pastime watching this series whenever they pop up on those channels. Most of the cockroaches' attempts often cause surreal experiences for the characters, especially Oggy. Though some people claim that it's a ripoff of Tom and Jerry, the substance in this series is wonderful, the character development was noticeable, and the escapades often come out surreal, funny, and enjoyable to watch. The influence was noticeable, especially in one episode where Oggy, Jack and Olivia (w/ the cockroaches) went to India, and then kids flock at them as they're die-hard fans. Overall, I guess this series is one of the best, for me. We may have to forget its similarities on other shows since it heavily focuses on slapstick comedy, which is a bit challenging to give twists.