You know, I don't find the show bad at all. It's OK.
The premise is quite interesting: triplets Sonic, Sonia and Manic are separated shortly after they're born by their mother, Queen Aleena, and adopted by other people for their safety to be hidden, then the triplets reunite when they grow up a bit, then when the right time comes, the triplets will reunite with their mother to form the Council of Four to stop Dr. Robotnik once and for all. Too bad it didn't reach its conclusion, even after comics were planned to finish the story.
Okay, I find the songs catchy. There, I said it! Please, don't harm me! Kiddin' (somewhat)!
Well, Sleet and Dingo were the most entertaining characters here, because Maurice LaMarche and Peter Wilds are fully commited to their jobs. And they never dissapointed me. Gary Chalk was fine to me as Robotnik, but I missed the hamminess of Long John Baldry or the menacing presence ofJim Cummings... and Jaleel White does his final ode as Sonic the Hedgehog (not really) and pulls triple duty as Sonic, Sonia and Manic (they were quite interesting). And I was fine with him as Sonia.
In other words: the show was quite good and interesting, but it never reached its potential at its fullest or its conclusion.
Sonicmaniacs
You know, I don't find the show bad at all. It's OK.
The premise is quite interesting: triplets Sonic, Sonia and Manic are separated shortly after they're born by their mother, Queen Aleena, and adopted by other people for their safety to be hidden, then the triplets reunite when they grow up a bit, then when the right time comes, the triplets will reunite with their mother to form the Council of Four to stop Dr. Robotnik once and for all. Too bad it didn't reach its conclusion, even after comics were planned to finish the story.
Okay, I find the songs catchy. There, I said it! Please, don't harm me! Kiddin' (somewhat)!
Well, Sleet and Dingo were the most entertaining characters here, because Maurice LaMarche and Peter Wilds are fully commited to their jobs. And they never dissapointed me. Gary Chalk was fine to me as Robotnik, but I missed the hamminess of Long John Baldry or the menacing presence of Jim Cummings... and Jaleel White does his final ode as Sonic the Hedgehog (not really) and pulls triple duty as Sonic, Sonia and Manic (they were quite interesting). And I was fine with him as Sonia.
In other words: the show was quite good and interesting, but it never reached its potential at its fullest or its conclusion.