Teenage fairytale dropouts

Yes, this exists. And it looks pretty interesting and the Spiritual Successor to She Zow

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Basically, it's if you take Fish Hooks and mix it with Harry Potter and put it in a fairytale setting. Widget series, much?

I actually liked She Zow! once it got its damn act together from earlier on and became enjoyable instead of felling awkward.

IMHO, This is going to get so easily bashed, just from the concept and premise, alone.

As from personal experience, I really dislike (most... MOST) shows about Perpetual Losers and Going To School in general, as they are rarely done well anymore. Just going by the title, I see a lot of place willing to give it a chance erupting with hatred for it after the first episode, simply due to these issues.

We'll have to wait till Saturday on Hub to find out.

The commercials already make it seem riddled with cliche Totally Radical content.

Wait, this was created by Mexicans!? OK, my interest just got picked. I'll give it a fair shot, though modern parodies of Fantasy aren't usually my thing.

"Mexican-Irish-Australian"

That's a bizarre combination.

Never in my life did I think Mexicans would make anything with the help of Irish. That is one weird combination.

2 minutes until the premire.

I'm watching it. One of the kids is a Giant, he's grown a bad Giant acne that turned him into an Ettin. I may have to keep an eye on this.

edited 31st May '14 6:05:50 AM by maxwellelvis

So, first episode over, and it's just what I expected: Clone high meets Harry Potter. Trafalgar is the rookie wizard, Fury, the typical female witch, and Jeremiah, The undersized Big Boss of the gang.(Or something like that.)

Ah, so that's how pony evolution works: A unicorn loses it's horn to become a pegasus pony; that means Twilight's change was just pure bullshit! Sprinkle is best pony.

Same creator as She-Wow or not?

It's She Zow! and no, A mexican company made this. but it's spiritual due to this going through the same Australian animation dub studio as Shezow.

O Ooooh.

So... Is it alright, or does it suck? I'm curious...

I'm only asking because I can't find any links to watch it online just yet.

edited 31st May '14 2:34:46 PM by TheShopSoldier

So far, it still need it's footing, but it's a generic "not bad" from me for now. So it doesn't suck, but there's not much different about it from other "Go To School" Slice of Life comedies, except there's fairy tales everywhere. Oh wait...

The one thing I did get invested in was Mother Goose and her apparently huge hips and hourglass figure.

I saw the prom episode. I was severely unimpressed. Routine filler for a network waiting for its next hit in that timeslot.

The irony is there is no other shows planned for that time except mabey new Transformers series.

Ok,I'm attempting to watch this,and I'm rather unimpressed.Doesn't feel like any thing that's going to keep me interested.Feels very cliche and unoriginal.

Yes, a lot of the series feels that way so far. Today's episode was about the morals of gossiping and something about Jeremiah stomping a village. I didn't stay so I could catch a repeat of Gumball.

Gumball kicks way more ass than this show did - you made the right decision, sir.

... And I still haven't seen it yet, so I can't completely judge, but I know it's not for me, since it's just another cookie - cutter kids' going to school type of show with little to no substance to it, overall. Am I right or wrong?

edited 7th Jun '14 3:03:40 PM by TheShopSoldier

Ok, 1. Rude. This is still in it's primal stage. JUST TWO EPISODES OUT, DUDE! Don't be mean.

2. Yea, this is pretty much every other school-themed cartoon we've seen in our lifetimes.(The coolest one being Way Side.) All-in-all, i'm gonna muttle on through this up until the season's end.

I'm surprised they did a Mario Mario reference in the play.

context,please?

Jeremiah had to fill in for Fury who is playing "Mary Mary", so he fills her boots by making up a character "Mario Mario" until she came out.

Did he speak like a like a Italian?

Nope. But it is just something to point out if you play the games.

Or at least it's just one of those "I C wut U did thar" moments you find in some cartoons.

edited 21st Jun '14 8:30:27 AM by KingKix