Ice

The animation was good but there have been much better stories in this genre and didn't find it much remarkable.

Nothing special at first glance, but the episode in an interesting way talks about the need for acceptance, showing that wherever we go, people's needs will always be the same.

I wasn't the biggest fan of the story, but the animation of the episode was beautiful, especially the scene where they run through the ice. That was definitely the highlight of the episode. I also liked the dynamic between the two brothers. One of the worst this season, but still good.

The entire story lacked the soul or feel of Zima Blue. The animation, while beautiful is the only reason I actually watched the whole episode.

But the plot was lackluster, felt rushed or just in general as if no true effort was added.

It's an episode that I personally enjoyed much better than the first episode. I found it very surprising to know that this is the episode with the lowest IMDb rating in season 2. They used an animation style reminiscent of the "Zima Blue" episode of Season 1, and I liked this episode a lot.

It was an episode that made my eyes happy not only because of the animation style but also because of its excellent visual beauty and colors.

One of the opinions that come out a lot about "Love, Death & Robots" season 1 or similar short films is "It would be great to make it a full-length film," and I felt that way while watching this episode. I liked its universe and ideas such as colonization, body remodeling, abandoned people, and frost whales. The pacing was also nice.

However, there are parts where others may feel underwhelming. Perhaps it was difficult to draw a meaningful narrative or character's journey because it was a short film, but the story seemed to end in a hurry.