S.M.A.S.H!

The idea of young kids learning to become superheroes like their famous parents is simple and fun. I really like the CG animation style in this series, it is bright and high quality. Every show like this requires a villain, but as these kids are so young, he or she needs to be comedic as well and clearly, Doc damage is that perfect funny, sinister but not evil bad guy that simply wants the kids to leave so he can enjoy his cabin alone. Flare, Rocket. Streak and Tori always outsmart him in the end and so do their pups, with the help of Mei Lien, the inventor and loyal friend. I also love the tagline "Where do superhero kids - and their super-powered pets - go to learn to use their powers and save the day? Welcome to Camp SMASH where these superheroes-in-training, and their super pet sidekicks, all learn to work together, become great friends and POWER UP, TEAM UP, AND SAVE THE DAY." I really love this show, thank you.

This show takes a simple concept and really flies with comedy and story. Perfect for younger viewers who love superheroes and the great outdoors. The comedy is truly top shelf for a preschool show as well. The writers don't write down to kids, a refreshing approach compared to most shows aimed at these audiences.

The villain of the series, Doc Damage, might seem one note on the surface, but the producers do a great job of giving him real character and truly comedic moments. A fun foil for these little superheroes... and hey, good ol' Doc learns some valuable lessons about himself as the show goes along!

Congrats to all involved for producing such a fun - and FUNNY - series!

I really like the quality of this animation for young kids, very vibrant and colorful. The CGI is cool. I love the idea of kids learning while at a summer camp to become real world superheroes and also coming from various locations in the world to a camp in Bavaria, Germany. The interaction between the kids and their pups is so friendly and relatable and also with the camp counselors. Doc Damage is a fun villain, a little scary but overly comedic and non-threatening. Each episode is independent and the kids always block Doc Damage's sinister plots to spoil their summer adventure. Music, science, math, theater...All fun!