What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?

This episode is really grim and has a nice whodunnit energy to it. The dialogue however needs a little work. A bit too over indulgent at times.

So far the series has been too goofy and felt like it was targetted for kids, but this episode has renewed my expectations. After Carter becoming the most powerful hero and a goofy Star-Lord who can redeem any character for the sake of the plot, this episode presents a more intriguing premise that got me hooked from the start. I hope they keep it up with the upcoming and probably darker episodes.

Some moments seemed a little off and some things were really strange, but it was still very fun. I like the inclusion of several characters in the final scenes! I love who it was that was actually killing the Avengers.

Much better that I am compelled to write a review for it.

Except for some jarring jokes and that Natasha's character doesn't look like Scarlet Johannsen + some lacking voice works (Tom doesn't even sound like Tom / Loki...), pacing and plot wise is pretty entertaining.

I like the mystery aspect of it and that Black Widow was much of a drive in this episode compared to her own stand alone movie.

The story was great. Included facets of the MCU we haven't seen in a long time, brang in comic elements, and didn't just have me saying "Okay so if this happened, this would have happened." It just told a story, that was a "what if," but the way it was told, chronologically brought a lot more intrigue and suspense to the table, compared to setting it up like a regular MCU movie. Only 9 stars because the animation wasn't as great as is was in episode 1. But it was pretty fantastic. This show keeps using animation to its advantage, and seems like it won't stop. Animation takes a long time, but you sure can do a lot more with it than in a regular MCU project.