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Wildbrain is still doing wonders with the animation. I'm interested to learn more about Lloyd's powers. The elemental monsters look awesome. I can't wait.

I saw the teaser for season 4 of Ninjago Dragons Rising and it looks really cool!

After being a little disappointed with season 3, I was curious to see the next chapter but not particularly excited. However, as always, Ninjago always manages to get me hyped with every new teaser/trailer.

Rating:

Season 1: 9/10
Season 2: 10/10
Season 3: 9/10

(5/5)

End of the thread :)

If there's one negative thing I can say about Dark, it's that I sometimes found myself lost or had trouble connecting certain scenes because of the complexity of the plot. This is a series that demands your attention from start to finish. In Dark, “Everything is connected.” It's peak fiction. (4/5)

Once the show gets going, it's nonstop. One revelation after another. The characters are all very well written, and I feel like all the storylines have been resolved. The atmosphere is dark, which is intentional and very well portrayed. (3/5)

I'm usually a bit skeptical about time travel stories, but Dark nails it. At first, it took me a few episodes to get hooked on the story and remember all the characters (thank goodness for the non-spoiler family tree of the four families I found online). (2/5)

- Dark (Rating: 10/10):

This series is totally nuts! First of all, because of its storyline. I don't know how the writers came up with such a complex yet fascinating story (and season 3 is even more complex than the first two, which is crazy when I think about it). (1/5)

Season 5: 5/10 -> The end of season 4 set up a great follow-up, but this season disappointed me in terms of its story and character development. The ending is okay, I guess. (3/3)

Season 3: 7/10 -> Captures the atmosphere of the 80s even better, less dark but still entertaining, I have some issues with the storyline.

Season 4: 8/10 -> The darkest and most epic season. I could have given it a higher rating, but the season has major pacing issues (very long episodes).

Rating :

Season 1: 8/10 -> I really liked the introduction to the world and the mystery surrounding Will Byers' disappearance.

Season 2: 7/10 -> I liked the addition of Max and Billy and the mystery of the Mind Flayer, a good continuation of season 1 but a little weaker. (2/3)

- Stranger Things (Rating: 7/10):

I liked it overall. I was particularly attached to certain characters. I liked the 1980s vibe, even though I wasn't born at that time. It allowed me to discover that era and gave the series a certain identity. Overall, most of the storylines were entertaining (1/3)

The show explores themes such as friendship, love, leadership, trauma, never-ending wars, and the horrific acts that some characters are willing to commit. There are so many unexpected plot twists. I loved it.(2/2)

Ranking seasons (for fun):
S1: 9/10
S2: 9/10
S3: 10/10
S4: 10/10
Final episode: 8/10

- Attack on Titan (Rating: 10/10):

Literally peak fiction, the characters are all awesome and well developed. The animation and music are fantastic. The lore of this series is absolutely insane. The mystery of the Titans is so intriguing. I understand now why people like this anime so much. (1/2)

I've been watching a few TV shows lately: A thread :

Happy 15th anniversery! #ninjago
This show means so much to me. It’s been part of my childhood.
I can’t believe it’s already 15th years since the pilots.

I rewatched the season two weeks ago, and it's true that this season is pretty disappointing (especially when it comes to the main villains, who were wasted in my opinion). Now, I think season three is okay at best. I agree that the three characters you mentioned have good story arcs. And Jay, too.

After rewatching season 1 of Chainsaw Man, I decided to watch #ChainsawMan - Reze Arc at the theater and It was amazing!

The romance between Denji and Reze is really well written, and the animation is mind-blowing.

Happy Birthday!

I preferred season 1 and season 2 to this one, but I still enjoyed season 3, and the cliffhanger at the end of episode 20 has got me excited for season 4. Keep up the good work!

As for the spectral dragonians, maybe I missed something, but is there an explanation of where they come from?

Thunderfang is cool, and the fact that he is rejected by the source dragons is a good idea, but I feel like his character was a bit generic. He only expresses his hatred for the source dragons, and that's about it. He doesn't do much during the season.

They have very little chemistry between them and they are reduced to being Thunderfang's henchmen throughout the season. Their powers seemed interesting, but they use them very little (Rox didn't even use his elemental power). I wish they had been the main villains of season 3.

However, I was a little disappointed with the villains of this season.
The Forbidden Five could have been great villains but they are barely developed. We know almost nothing about them and their backstory in the Wyldness.

I loved the spectral atmosphere, as well as Lee's realm.
By the way, Lee is a great character. I like that the show explores the theme of loneliness.
The soundtrack and the voice acting is fantastic as always. The animation is stunning and improves each season.

I really liked Arin and Jay/Rogue's arc this season.
Ras is a fantastic antagonist. I think he's going to become one of the best vilain of the franchise.
My favorite scene from the second part is the confrontation between Ras and Arin in the episode “Casket of Bones.”

I finished watching part 2 of season 3 of Ninjago Dragons Rising and it was good.
Thank you @kevinburke20.bsky.social and @docwyattbeyond.bsky.social and everyone involved in the production of this season.

Yes! I'm excited to watch the last ten episodes of season 3!

Amazing soundtrack! Thank you, Ninjago Music!

Some people in this community need to learn respect.
Don't let them influence the story you want to tell, Doc.
Dragons Rising is great 👍

I'm excited for this. Thank you.