ViggyNash posted:

I think I get why this show isn't clicking for me: the script was written for literal children. I mean, yeah that might not be a revelation to some people, but for me its making all the difference to have figured that out. It spends its sweet time overstating every single sentiment a character has about a situation by having characters literally overstate it (sometimes having multiple characters restate the same sentiment unecessarily), even though it's usually a single straightforward and simple to understand perspective. The show hammers you over the head with the simplest of concepts about the characters and their relationships, just in case someone out there was not mentally capable of understanding those basic ideas the first time around. They could certainly develop and improve the characters in interesting ways over time, sure, but the moment to moment interactions are just so childish.

As much as I absolutely love the fantastic animation and visuals in this show, I don't know that I can stand that. I see how the third episode is before I leave because when the action got going it was a blast to watch, but I found it hard to watch nearly everything else.

*cue thread erruption*