Final Faction

Now that a few episodes are out, it's clearer to see what direction the episodes & toys intend to go. We've got a lot of action (of course!) that hits the ground running, some corny humour, characters with depth & personality, heroes against villains, and a few surprises along the way.

While the first episode was essentially an introduction, the second full episode (Arctic Attack) takes off with a lot more propulsion. Toy teasers are laced throughout shows as the buzz is never ending for the newest yet-to-be-released figures & accessories. It's a family friendly adventure series that perhaps does not have the greatest animation, it certainly has an old & new collector appeal. A fun, light-hearted romp, with substantial soul.

The action figures are $1 but very well made. The animation while sub par by today's standard; brings back a feeling of watching Transformers after school and GI Joe on Saturday mornings. Well done Dollar Tree.

Not a bad show, good guys vs. Bad guys, made for kids so the storyline is easy enough for anyone to follow. Lots of explosions and slick phrases by the characters (all star line-up for the voice cast, good show guys), animation is not up to par for today's standards but also NOT BAD, glad to see a down to Earth (down to Moon?) show like this one. The one star rating was not deserved, as seen above, society is not to blame for the facts behind this show.

This show is very ambitious on a small budget..it reminds me of the days where you let the product & show sell itself and wow does dollar tree deliver.. watching this is like a flashback to Saturday morning cartoons with a bonus of having to use your imagination as you watch...not lacking nothing from the voice acting or cgi..combine this show with its affordable toys you have a winner in my book.

Fun for children, inexpensive for adults. It's inexpensive not cheap. Figures are an amazing value, show is fun.