Vasiliki Antonopoulou

The plot of the movie is very basic: an agent that goes against his bosses who turn out to be corrupted and start to hunt him. What a surprise. The movie could have ended when the female ally agent could take the shot and kill the bad guy and save us the unnecessary and dramatic fight, but no, the guy had to be unnecessarily heroic and fight the bad guy to a death match and at the end he didn't even killed him himself... On the bright side of the movie the actors are doing a great job and the fight scenes are nice to watch. If you want a stereotypical, predictable agent movie, you will enjoy this.

A great idea for a movie but TERRIBLE execution. The cast is not suited for the roles (especially Daphne) and seem to act poorly. So many stereotypes, which are ok for kids i guess, but the whole women empowerment thing is passed as a very cringey. Also something is very wrong with Daphne's parents, especially her dad who for some reason stalks her around the school dressed as a ghost. And don't even get me started in Velma's fight scene with the spider robots. My eyes bled. The characters of the two girls don't even match the classic Scooby Doo characters, and Daphne is a major disappointment. If you want to see a Scooby Doo movie, stick to the classics!

The story was decent and most of the characters really nice. It's a nice, enjoyable anime if you want to relax and not expect much. The problem with it is, like everyone mentioned, that it is very rashed, leaving too many unexplained things and with a general dislike for one of the main characters: momo who doesn't seem the slightest bothered about the deaths she causes even when her own family memebers are at stake. She acts impulsive without knowing anything and without caring to learn about anything, even about Fine who she is supposed to love. In general it's an anime full of various clichés and plot holes but put in a very beautiful way.