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I feel like this is definitely the best series Disney has ever made! A perfect 10 out of 10! The character design is very creative and the animation itself is incredible and a sight to behold. The voice acting is phenomenal and a majority of them are even familiar. The transcripts and storyline themselves are extremely creative and very well written. The series itself is a combination of sci fi, adventure, and comedy all in one. The life lessons Wander, Sylvia, and other characters teach us are worth their weight in gold. The entire crew poured out a great amount of love and support makes Craig and the crew take the series up to incredible heights. I find it heartbreaking it stopped after season 2. But just because we're sad, the show itself is a definite message of telling us that we can't give up hope. Anyways, if you're looking for a cartoon with incredibly great morals and storyline, fluid animation, solid voice acting, and well timed humor, I would definitely recommend it to any fan of Disney XD/Disney Channel cartoons, sci fi, adventure, true comedy, and Craig McCracken. There's also some Star Wars and anime references in several episodes, so any fans of Star Wars and anime are welcome to check out this magnificent cartoon as well. Let's hope we can get a third season someday. As Wander would say, "Never say no," and "It never hurts to help!" Besides, there's more power in overcoming our fear than in any weapon!

It's definitely not as good and lacks the humor in my honest opinion. I feel like it could've been done better. Speaking of which, I believe Wander Over Yonder has the best humor and fluid animation if folks are looking for a supreme cartoon with solid storytelling.

To be honest, I don't think Kiff would be something that I'm interested in watching. First things first, the character design is okay, but they definitely look weird with their shrunken irises. Second, a few voice actors are great (Kimiko Glenn, Eric Bauza, and Tom Kenny), but the rest are not to my liking. And third, there's hardly any morals that are being used. If you're looking for a cartoon with powerful morals and superb character development, I'd personally prefer Wander Over Yonder, because I felt like WOY is the best cartoon Disney has ever made.

Honestly, I am not a fan of the series. The character design is okay, but it could've been way better. Secondly, it may have life lessons, but not used enough. If you are looking for a great cartoon with awesome life lessons, I would recommend Wander Over Yonder, because I thought it did better than Star.

The film itself is very colorful! What's very striking about it is they use a very vivid color pallette to not only make it realistic, but very mood setting. The musical numbers were very well written and set the mood perfectly. The voice acting is top notch and full of emotions. The animation is extremely realistic and appealing. If you're a fan of extremely realistic traditional animation, I recommend you check out this glorious masterpiece.

A very powerful coming of age story. The animation is incredibly realistic and super appealing character designs. The voice acting is very impressive and the soundtrack is the pure icing on the cake. The film sends us a message saying that everything will get better with time whenever we experience loss or devastation in our lives.

I grew up with this as a kid. The animation is gorgeous and Mary Costa was the perfect role for playing Princess Aurora. Eleanor Audley (who played Lady Tremaine from Cinderella and Madame Leota from The Haunted Mansion attraction) gave Maleficent a truly beautiful and bone chilling voice. The rest of the voice actors are amazing! The use of Tchaikovsky's score adds a magical definition to the soundtrack. If you're a fan of Tchaikovsky or Disney's traditional animation, this is definitely one of the flicks to watch.

The animation, voice acting, and the score are spot on! Ilene Woods had the voice of an angel while voicing Cinderella. The character design is absolutely incredible. "A Dream is a Wish Tour Heart Makes" delivers a very important message and can help us in the darkest of times or if we're struggling with any real life difficulties. I would prefer this version over the live action remake. This cartoon film will remain superior.

What I like about it is the musical numbers are well written, the story's setting, and character design. My only complaint about this is it lacks of traditional animation and the violence level of Flynn's wound after being attacked by Mother Gothel during the climax is too intense for children. I feel like Disney could've gone with 2.5d animation (a blend of traditional and cgi working together) to make it interesting and have a fair balance between the two types of animation. I don't mind Pixar or any other studio using cgi, but, to be honest, for Disney alone, it's over the top.

I feel like this is not a show that's worth our time watching. First off, there are no life lessons we can learn from the cast itself. Second, there is too much cursing that's unnecessarily added in. And third, the use of humor and constantly used catchphrases are vulgar and absolutely nonsensical. The transcripts themselves are not very well executed. If you're not a fan of excessive cursing or sheer mockery, this would not be for you.