Mighty Magiswords Version 2.0

Ahahahahah. Did they do that on purpose?

:D Not sure. They also got Phil La Marr to voice the Michael Jordan character.

Q: Did they do that on purpose? A: Obviously, yes. De Bizz (Eddie Pepitone) is a parody of Swackhammber by the way.

Can't believe the episode Bad Man Oldman was stripped from the schedule.

Guess what show is airing a new episode today? And tomorrow? And possibly every day for weeks?

CN's treatment of this show confuses me. They've been airing the shorts and frequently advertise its existence (especially the phone app), but the full episodes haven't been on (until today) from what I can tell.

edited 1st Jul '17 11:22:57 AM by Karxrida

What's the best Magiswords Vambre and Novill Prophyas have used thus far?

edited 7th Jul '17 12:22:44 PM by Soble

Prohyas you mean?

And I have to say tomato magisword.

I liked when they combined Electric Eel and Hook Magisword in one of the new episodes and created "Hooked on an Eeling" because the pun made me smile.

As for individual Magisword, I'd say either Paper Bag Magisword or Zombie Pumpkin Magisword since I love his voice XD

I forgot about the hoverboard magiswords! Those are the other cool ones.

Also, Vambre in yesterday's episode near the end was a cutie in her dress. Now I remember why I loved this show.

4 PM??

4 PM?? ... its times like this where I wish I was an infant again so there's a guarantee I would be in school or work during premieres.....

Don't you have DVR?

My On Demand is occasionally giving me episodes ahead of time.

...I have no idea how to feel about a Robbie Rist-voiced long-haired rocker in a disco outfit who sings Suspiciously Similar Songs of Queen. This has happened several times now.

Has anyone seen the recent episodes on the CN APP? Basically, anything afterr "The Saga of Robopiggeh".

You can finally watch hte unaired last 10 episodes of Season 1 online!

And there's another 5-6 episodes after that (which lead up to what's meant to be the Season finale) - and I highly recommend watching the Season Finale... Only because it opens up some ideas of what we can expect for Season 2, IMHO.

Since it's been months since this forum has been updated; here's some updates on Magiswords.

The series just finished airing the final 5 episodes of the first season, leading to "Quest for Knowledge" which shows the characters from Adventure Academy as adults.

CN has released two new apps; Magi Mobile where kids can unlock Magiswords by recording the TV episodes' audio, watch all the shorts and vlogs and the new Adventure Academy shorts (the app is no longer functional) and Surely You Quest; which is basically a beat em up game.

CN is now airing the majority of the second season 2 episodes at 6 AM in the MORNING, and these episodes are better than ever with improved animation, an anime-esque sequence for the Super Teamwork Combo and anime eyecatches that appear at the end of each episode, along with new guest voices like Greg Cipes, Paget Brewster and Renie Rivas.

It has also been confirmed that Season 2 is likely the show's last as the series is ending, according to many sources; including the fact that almost all of the people involved on the show (Luke Ski, John Berry, Ken Mitchroney, Ang Vodra, Klay & Crystal, Dave Baron....) are no longer in the show and have made portfolio websites of their work. This may explain why the Magimobile app is no longer functioning.

Anyway, it's a shame to see a show like this gone. But hey. What can you do?

Any talkbacks of the premieres so far?

I just saw this on for the first time in awhile this morning. I barely watch TV so the coincidence is uncanny.

Shame to hear it's ending. It looked like a show with a lot of imagination, but, I can't say it was an Adventure Time or a Gravity Falls where it looked like it was going somewhere. It seemed very slapstick, very haphazard. I liked the manic energy it gave off but I'm not sure if I'd ever have found the main characters endearing.

Well, that's guesswork.

To be honest I kind of forgot this show was on. For a cartoon with an online presence in addition to being syndicated, it doesn't seem like it was marketed very well.

Looks like this is a job for...

TV SHOW RENEWAL MAGI-SWORD!

I'll leave.

Finally watching all the episodes one after another. Feels like I'm back in the 90s, watching Mad Jack the Pirate.

edited 7th May '18 12:14:40 PM by KlarkKentThe3rd

Well Mad Jack is Man Fish the Fishman on the show, so it's no wonder.

But why Mad Jack in particular?

Because it is one of the best 90s original (not toy-based) cartoon, despite it getting so little love nowadays.

Rather sad the show hasn't been renewed. I really liked the show's rapid-fire approach with humor, which I feel helped the show stand out in its comedy compared to other CN shows. I know the show initially got something of a bad rap due the first few episodes of the show being constantly loud and fast-paced with its pacing (to the point of Lull Destruction), but it significantly improved over the course of the first season.

edited 8th May '18 8:42:34 PM by Yeow95

Considering there seems to be no great masterplan, Cartoon Network technically does not owe anyone more.

@Soble: Nothing wrong with slapstick, not everything has to be serious all the time.

I can't believe they went to the Livsheria Dells, aka the Wisconsin Dells, watermark capital of the "world" hence Vambre buying some cheese curds. That made the Goat episode actually very funny for me!!