Stan Lee's "Mosaic", Good or Bad?

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

Well, having watched it, I have to admit it was better then I thought it would be. The voice acting was good (Anna and Kirby Morrow) both did quite well, the chameleon powers were interesting, and the way Maggie delt with them was neat.



Manikin, the villian, was alright as villians go. Though, seeing him break the guard's neck in the begining was quite a surprise to me. I didn't think they'ld show something like that, so that's a plus on my part.


And of course, there was Stan Lee's obligatory cameo.:D


Overall, I give it a 7 1/2 out of 10. If it's a regular show and not just a movie, I'll watch it to see what developes.


What say you, the people?

[Thorlief]

like I said in the other thread before it was locked, I give it a 4.5. The animation's so bad it makes Ultimate Avengers look like a Miyazaki work, plot is WAY too simple and light and some dialogues sound tragically fake. Ending is predictable and really too many cliches around.
"Golly gosh!" ugh..

I guess it's good for the thirteen year old, but only those who havent watched or read any good tv show, manga, toon or anime in their lives

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

like I said in the other thread before it was locked, I give it a 4.5. The animation's so bad it makes Ultimate Avengers look like a Miyazaki work, plot is WAY too simple and light and some dialogues sound tragically fake. Ending is predictable and really too many cliches around.
"Golly gosh!" ugh..

I guess it's good for the thirteen year old, but only those who havent watched or read any good tv show, manga, toon or anime in their lives


Ehh, the animation style was just as good as the Ultimate Avengers was, IMO. Slightly more rudementary, yeah, but not bad.


For a Pilot, if it was one, it wasn't bad. I'll spare it the harshness until I can see more of it (if there is a series).



Still, if they do a series, here is hoping it gets better then this Pilot was and that it doesn't get as bad as Teen Titans got.


Granted, it's far inferior to doznes of other shows that I've seen, but