Super Duper Bunny League

Now I have to say this show is really good well written, great main characters, cute designs from 2D animation, and best of all bunnies with superpowers! This show is a must watch for kids and adults and the amazing voice actors who are well known in other popular media just give it a watch because honestly people just review bombing a show because it's "for kids" is getting old but it's a 10/10 for me. Kids media being underrated is a problem in today's age but this show is awesome especially when they show kids friendship and teamwork. Then there's the biggest thing of all who doesn't love bunnies.

This. THIS show, is the living definition of peak. Great characters, compelling stories, top-tier writing, an amazing soundtrack, a distinct, yet cutesy artstyle, a roster of celebrity voice talents... PEAK, just PEAK!

The only drawback is that it's on Nickelodeon, which is known for cracking down on shows that aren't SpongeBob. Or The Loud House. Or even The Fairly OddParents. I just hope they give this show at least a chance to shine.

Oh, and Handsome Steve is awesome. He's super strong and super funny at the same time! And the fact that he's voiced by H. Michael Croner makes this even better.

So I saw the premiere on Nickelodeon, it was amazing, so Super Duper, I really enjoyed it! It was so cute, the animation was great, the characters are cute and adorable, their voices are amazing! I might watch it again next Saturday! I gave it a 9/10 because it's not truly one of my favorites yet, but it was a great show! There are upcoming episodes on the way, new villains they will fight, and save the day as always! The bunnies have superpowers, but I know that they used to be ordinary bunnies. The premiere was worth the wait, and I finally saw it!!! Dr Fuzzleglove is the creator of these bunny superheroes by using a grilled cheese maker. He sets it to the Super Duper setting, giving the bunnies superpowers! Even though I hate Dr. Fuzzleglove, I still enjoyed it. The villains get sent to Happy Camp for causing trouble in Important City, making them learn their lesson.

I mean, it's not the worst thing i saw (I'm looking at you Breadwinners), i'm kind of glad Nick gave chance to another series more than just straight up SpongeBob. In fact i like when Nick gives a whole season to a show that's not SpongeBob.

The problem with this is that...It feels really boring. Some plots even feel like Teen Titans Go!, not because they are stupid, but they feel like those shows you watch on re-runs at 7 am and never see them again the rest of the day. I enjoy the animation though, but the designs and color palletes also make it a bit irritating!

In short, it's not garbage, not bad, just a "Meh", could had been better. I would watch more often if the next episodes would be actually interesting.

So, here's the tea - Super Duper Bunny League promises this diverse group of bunny friends who team up with unique powers to save their city, right? Sounds like a slam dunk on paper. But nah, fam, this show took a nosedive straight into the cringe zone.

First off, I gotta say, I haven't even watched a full episode - yes, you read that right. But sometimes, the vibe hits you so hard just from the promos and character designs that you gotta speak out. And oh boy, the human designs... it's like someone mashed Peter Griffin and Richard Watterson together and called it a day. Like, why? Why would you even try to blend those styles in one show? The aesthetic feels like a corporate misstep at best and a cartoon abomination at worst.

The whole concept screams "diversity and teamwork," which is super corporate-approved, but the execution feels hollow. The character designs and animation style just don't resonate, making it hard to get hyped about anything on screen. It's like they were trying too hard to be quirky without having a solid creative backbone.

Nickelodeon, we love you, but this feels like a major brand strategy fail. This show looks like it's trying to corner the market on chaotic visual mashups rather than building any meaningful connection with the audience. Feels like a rushed product with zero user experience research.

If you're into bunny heroes and city-saving vibes, there are way better shows out there. Super Duper Bunny League? More like Super Duper Missed Opportunity.