Pure Sarcasm

This game is really good and has so much to offer. I think it has such a robust roster of Pokemon, with a good mix of beloved Pokemon from previous generations, like Gallade and Hawlucha. The game also introduces some really uniquely designed and great Pokemon, like Toxtricity and Corvikinght. I do thnk some battles can be tough if you don't over level, like Allister and Raihan. I actually really enjoy the story of the Darkest Day with Zacian and Zamazenta, the lore slowly unravels while you visit every town. Also, the music and towns are just gorgeous, I love riding the bike through Hammerlocke and looking at every detail on the castle. Another thing is that Dynamax is the best balanced new mechanic, Z-moves and Megas were completely broken. There is also a lot of customization with the character's clothes, league cards, and camp curry. Like how I said about the towns, every location is just beautiful and packed with detail, highlights being the Glimwood Tangle and Route 9. The move animations are also really fun, cartoony, and full of personality. There is also the DLC which adds some more amazing Pokemon, and the adventure in Crown Tundra is a lot of fun with adding new Legendaries, the one downside is you have to pay for it and it is a bit expensive. I do believe that some of these positives are some of the absolute best in the franchise. As much as I adore this game, there are also some pretty bad negatives. Most of the NPC's have absolutely no personality or growth, exceptions being Hop (he only has growth), Sonia, Marnie, and Bede. Also, because of the details in the backgrounds and sets, this game can be really laggy. If you are just wondering through the Wild Area and searching for dex additions, your switch will not handle it at some points, and do not even get me started on when you are playing in WiFi. Even with the lag, battling another opponent is not as laggy as Sun & Moon or Smash Bros. Ultimately, this game is very under appreciated and fantastic. It has flaws, but no game is perfect. Overall, I really recommend this game.

I think of this as one of Disney's all time best films, besides being one of the most historically inaccurate movies I have ever seen (They don't even get his mom right). I think it has some great world building with the Underworld, Thebes, and Olympus. The animation is very fun and cartoony, and I absolutely love the way Olympus looks in the opening shots. I really love the characters in this movie to. Pain and Panic give me a laugh every single time they are on screen, Phil is also really comical, and the Muses are just a joy every time they are on screen. Hercules is a really great main character, he goes from an outcast that constantly makes a fool of himself, to a mainstream celebrity, and finally a proper hero who fights for good. Hades is also a very entertaining hustler, that likes to use manipulation to get what he wants. Now Meg, probably Disney's best character ever written, a character with a tragic past, a fun personality, believable motives, and a great change of heart to convince everyone that she was not just a backstabber. Probably the thing best about the movie are the amazing song. Every song in the movie is fun, upbeat and has great vocals. Each song is amazing, The Gospel Truth has some great melodies with a gospel inspired flare, Go the Distance is such a powerful song about him wanting to do his best, One Last Hope is the weakest but Danny DeVito's vocals add some raspy and fun vibe that I adore, Zero to Hero is so much fun and puts me in the best mood, and I Won't Say is a great pop song and Susan Egan's voice with the Muses is just magical. Overall, I think this movie is just a gem and completely recommend it.

I personally enjoyed this movie a lot. I think Merlin was a really fun character and I did like his relationship with Arthur. The scenes with Arthur transforming is really entertaining, with my favorite of the 3 probably being the squirrel one. Arthur is a charming and cheerful protagonist, though a bit one dimensional. The wizard duel scene was wild, funny and I laughed quite a bit. I do have one big issue as well, the movie does feel very rushed in the end of it. The scenes are not given as much time and do not feel well paced. Everything after they leave for London does take so little time. Aside from my one complaint, I do think it is a fun watch and recommend it.

I personally love this show, I like its adventure vibe and comic book style animation. I think that most of the characters are very fun and interesting, with different personalities while all feeling very similar in that family sitcom kind of way. I feel like Launchpad is a perfect example of a comic relief done right, similar to Soos from Gravity Falls, a funny idiot that becomes smarter and turns into a sort of guardian figure for the main chracters. I think Scrooge is pretty great, he has a solid backstory and great relationships with kids that are shown out throughout the show. The world is very entertaining and has a lot of fun locations. Probably the only con I have is the same with my problem about most modern Disney cartoons, the setup is unoriginal. If you think about every modern cartoon by Disney, they all start with a character being sent into a new home and new world where either a new family or distant relative takes care of them, started by Gravity Falls. Think about it, Star, The Owl House, and Amphibia also have the same exact setup, which is now overdone. Another con I have seen is that the show is not faithful to the original, which many have a strong nostalgic attachment to, and if it was a remake of the original then it would be fair. That is thing, it is not, it is a reboot, which just has the same characters in the same roles, they do not have to tell the same stories. Although there are some valid flaws in its writing and setup, this show is great and I would highly recommend it for any comic, adventure, or just animation fan.