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- Made from sugar, spice, everything nice and Chemical X by the Professor; Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup now use their superpowers and super cuteness to save the world (or at least Townsville) from evil villains and all things icky.
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- It's a good example of the uncanny valley. It shies away from being the original just enough to make you feel uncomfortable; this is mainly due to the writing. This show feels like it wants to be two things at the same time: independent from the original and dependent of the original.<br/><br/>There's the first episode which honestly seems alright; it seems to pay tribute to the original show. The girls are generally in character with their predecessors, for starters, and it has some themes I could probably imagine being in the original (or at least the later seasons) while still being different enough for it not to be a carbon copy. Though, as the series progresses, it gets less action packed with its monsters of the week and more slice of life (to an extent). Then I start seeing horribly outdated memes and twerking and then I'm just left confused. Then there's the original villains appearing again in some episodes and then they aren't found for a quite a while in later episodes. <br/><br/>Here's the thing: I don't mind if reboots want to reinvent their source material. I'm not expecting a reboot to be exactly like the original. With that said, it needs to know what it wants to be; this show doesn't. It doesn't know if it wants to be a tribute to the original or a reinvention of it. It seems like it wants to have it both ways which just leaves the writing messy at best. Though, the writing isn't always lackluster. <br/><br/>For instance, this show's strongest aspect is the humor. When it hits, it hits. There was this one scene where the girls were playing rock-paper-scissors and were somehow able to tell their own, and each other's, choices. Another example is in the aging episode where they had a great use of meta humor from the old show (the whole "sugar, spice, and everything nice" bit); probably the best joke in the show. Dare I say, some of the references get pretty smart even. Their reference to Pandora's box was actually rather unique; they actually referenced Elpis, something not a lot of Pandora's box satire does. However, when it misses it doesn't just miss, it crashes into an iceberg.<br/><br/>What really, really kills the humor is the use of memes. While it doesn't appear often in the series, it's still blatant enough to make the viewer wince. As I've stated before, this show references horribly outdated memes. They even had the audacity to reference "Can I has cheeseburger" in an episode albeit briefly. Isn't that meme from 2008 or something? Not to mention they also reference "No Me Gusta". Also, while not a meme, they just had to make the girls twerk. Even though the twerking was shown in a bad light, was it really necessary? It really seems like the bad humor in the show often panders; what makes it worse is that it panders to a non- existent demographic. Kids won't get the pre-2010 references as it's before their time and older audiences would just roll their eyes. I don't get why they have to reference memes and fads. The writers have proved they are capable of making witty jokes and references so what's the point? <br/><br/>Aside from the jokes are the characters. The characters are fine. Blossom is the smart, de-facto neat freak leader of the group. Buttercup is the typical rough-housing tomboy. I wouldn't expect dynamic characters from a show like this so it works. Though, Bubbles is a bit of a unique case. Most of the time she's a sweet, innocent girl who loves cute animals and is sensitive. But then here's where we go back to the confused writing of the show. Most of the time her character is fine, but then in a few cases she acts like she's BuzzFeed's main demographic; these two personality traits clash badly with each other. I just don't see how innocent five- year-old who loves animals and other cute things meshes well with 20-year-old millennial. Though, aside from the writing, there's also the animation. Aside from a few technical errors and awkward perspective shots, it's mediocre. When the girls doing anything aside from fighting, it's passable enough. Though, when there is fighting, it either looks slow or the animation for it is barely there at all. Fight scenes are supposed to be engaging, but the lack of animation during these scenes kills any engagement. To be honest, low-budget anime from the 70s had more engaging fight scenes. If a show is going to have fight scenes, they shouldn't feel stiff. Though, I will admit I do like the voice acting.<br/><br/>The girls' voices really match their personalities. Blossom sounds like a mature and educated person. Bubbles sounds cutesy and feminine. And Buttercup sounds like a spitting image of a tomboy with her rough voice. The supporting characters, such as the professor and mayor, also have great voices which suit them. The delivery of each line also sounds fluid; as far as I can tell, there are no awkward pauses. When it comes to various situations, each voice actor's tone matches their given scenarios. <br/><br/>I really don't know how to feel about the show aside from viewing it as messy at best. This show feels like it's really trying to find itself and doesn't know what it wants to be which is very off putting. Also, the writing (especially the humor) is very hit and miss; it feels awkward, very awkward, and I felt awkward watching it. If it improves on its animation, humor, and consistency with writing it could be a pretty good series. Until then, it really needs some TLC.
- It's not the worst reboot ever but it's not a good show in anyway from the weak stories, botched up characterizations of the original characters, and poorly timed humor. Not to mention how the show gets into more controversy then a guy shouting off unpopular opinions on tumblr. But at least it's forgettable
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