Myron The Slavicwolf

I would say that this show has the same problem as henry danger for the characters trying too hard to be funny but it's not as unbearable as it is with Henry danger. This might be because of nostalgia growing up with the sonic franchise (which is the only reason i could sit through AOSTH, the cheesiest of all sonic media that isn't a game). The comedy is much more natural in comparison to Henry danger, and aside from knuckles, common sense is quite common (no pun intended). What really puts a stop to this debate is the fact that the plots of these episodes, while seemingly nonsensical and ungainly, are still watchable in the long run, as with Henry danger, the premises of many episodes is watered down with jarring humor not suited for a show about superheroes

My only gripe with this show is that the characters try too hard to be funny. It distracts me from and even makes the plots of some episodes unbearable. The smart remarks feel forced and average common sense leaves a lot to be desired. At least with other comedies, the humor is on par with a given situation in terms of execution, set up, thought process, and overall enjoyability. This may be coming from a guy who prefers satires and sarcasm over actual jokes, but even someone like me knows that when you're the only one laughing at your own jokes, it's a problem. With shows about superheroes, it's better to stay focused on the action and storyline (like the power rangers franchise) than the interactions between them, the people they swear to protect and between the people themselves (which, in the case of this show, is worse). You could say that the thundermans made the same mistake, but those characters don't seem to have a single digit IQ. They genuinely seem more normal than the cast of Henry Danger. I can at least find SOME charm in season 1 because kid actors were younger and most of the "jokes"