Magical Girl Friendship Squad

This show seems like it was going for the same approach as Panty and Stocking a la Sailor Moon. We got one hero using birth control and another who happens to be a lesbian stoner. I mean, she has to be a stoner, look at her design. The main issue is that they tried too hard to pander to the progressives, precisely with the villains in some episodes. If you want to make your original works inspired by anime succeed, take my advice, and don't shoehorn your ideologies into your work, to where it feels like you're forcing us to adopt these same ideologies.

SyFy must really hate being successful. Firstly this show is bad, it already been forgotten.

But remember when SyFy had The Expanse on their network? Remember when they cancelled The Magicians for funding for shows like this?

Painfully bad is a huge understatement, most likely (and dear lord hopefully) the worst cartoon of the decade

This little show premiered last night on Syfy. I saw the first episode, it was an interesting start. The show is a huge parody of magical girl shows like Sailor Moon. The best way to describe the show is that it is Tuca and Bertie combined with Sailor Moon. The art style is adorable and reminds me of Craig of the Creek, and the writing is hilariously funny. Alex and Daisy have a great dynamic with each other, and the show is highly empowering and relatable to millennials. I hope to see more episodes soon since the lore seems interesting. This, Final Space, Tuca and Bertie, Primal, Bob's Burgers, Duncanville, Close Enough, and Central Park are my favorite modern adult cartoons.

Overall I tried watching it twice and its easy to say It's very vague and it exagerates the humor which honestly comes out as just bland and unfunny and it tries to be random just for the sake of random. This show tries to make these characters be "spontaneous" but honestly it comes out more of just irritating. Another issue im having is the fact on how they portrait the younger characters and the older characters making them look below them which makes it seem more like a social criticism. There's nothing to look forward to in this series other than more vague humor.