u/FirefighterSad2370

I'm a tank main, but have a pocket Rocket/Ultron incase I need to fill. However, Ultron is a triple support character and Rocket doesn't feel too great this season, figured I'd try Jubilee myself since the other strategists never interested me much.

Idk how much time I'll invest in the character, but man is she fun to play, I can see now why there's so many Jubilees in my matches lol, even just her left click rapid fire is pure dopamine with the sound effects, zipping around healing people while pew pew pew fireworks

I couldn't help but notice that outside of the missing hat and shirt, nature has produced an uncomfortably similar character design to their mascot

This could change overtime, and I use the blade team up usually, but so far? Not too bad, the swing CD can feel noticeable in certain situations, but otherwise he still feels like a strong character

As a Devil Dino main, I always put on the Jeff costume for Quickplay. But my Jeffs never wear the Devil Landshark skin back.

I'm still early into trying it out so this opinion might change, but early impressions so far? Definately feels better and I'm curious about it's potential in a defensive playstyle, but the punisher team up still feels less team reliant. It's hard to argue with that range and poke potential to round out his kit.

I will admit though, an anti dive tank that can heal teammates while still dishing out damage simultanously? I like that both team ups offer different niches like that. For example, I was able to defend my healer from a diver, but it wasn't just me intercepting, I was also healing my healers so they could continue to do their job without self healing. I'm already used to very defensive playstyles, so I kinda want to mess with the team up more and see where it goes.

I tried it. Incredible damage even after the nerfs, enormous healthpool, the laser beams, displacing enemies by carrying them in your mouth

This is like if Devil Dino's Jeff skin looked like a shark, but had cat ears

I don’t think TADC is bad, I just feel like the show never went as dark or adult as its premise suggested it would. It turned out to be a decent kids show with a tumblr esque feel.

A group of people being trapped indefinitely inside a surreal digital world, slowly losing their identities and potentially abstracting, is a genuinely disturbing concept. I expected the series to lean much harder into the psychological horror.

Jax's backstory was interesting, but not strong enough as the main focus. It felt more like a sidequest than the main story. That corny montage showing flashbacks of Jax implying "Look at all the good times we had! Aren't you sad he's gone?" doesn't feel earned. He was still a jerk that put in little to no effort to change, we needed to see a little more. For example, he could've subtely started to be kinder to Gangle, but ultimately relapsed into his toxic habits by the end when he was so close.

If you want to see this kind of character handled much better, I recommend Centaurworld. The Nowhere King from that series perfected the formula, a tragic character with identity issues you sympathize with, but ultimately deserved his consequences and pulls no punches.

Season 2 would have the circus members be confronted by a gang of rogue avatars with Brooklyn wiseguy accents, snapping their fingers. Their greaser gang is called The Forgettables, which consists of all the supposedly abstracted circus members that were hinted at in season 1 but were mysteriously left out of the mural.

They didn't actually abstract and want revenge on Caine for banishing them into the void and lying about it, however, the season gradually moves away from that plot and most of the screen time is dedicated the pink cyclops, as it is revealed he used to have two close friends when entering the circus for the first time, but he was too nice to them so they left, and ever since, he's pretended to be gay when he's actually straight

This is the most nothing burger indie cartoon I've ever seen, especially with that much support. The serious lack of creativity sticks out like a sore thumb and I hate it.

-The main character designs are completely forgettable, I'd argue the background characters often have better designs than our actual leads Rob and Clay. The color scheme and species choices I feel resembles Tom and jerry a little too much, another cat and mouse duo. And even though Clay is supposed to be a cat, all I see is a wolf.

-The writing, again, completely forgettable. I've watched his cartoon reviews, and a lot of the criticisms he's had on other cartoons are front and center here. Generic plot, bad pacing, the humor feels tired, often resorting to stuff you've heard a million times 20 years ago like weed or family guy jokes but of course, you also have to have new cliches too like the panic attack scene shoehorned in.

-Repetitive voice casting/guest appearences. Wow, Michael Kovach, Lizzie Freeman and Zach Hadel in an indie cartoon? Haven't seen that before lol. These are talented voice actors, but they barely have anything to work with here. it feels like they're only here because it's a checklist of popular indie cartoon voice actors.

I'm usually very supportive of indie cartoons and even appreciate the flaws of an ambitious project, but this? Infuriatingly bland.