The animation of this series is undoubtedly the strongest aspect, with its sleek and stylish visuals capturing the gothic and horror tones of the film franchise effectively. The attention to detail given to the characters and settings is impressive and gives the series a unique look and feel.
However, while the animation is impressive, the story falls short. It's evident that Endless War was produced with the intention of catering to fans of the franchise who are familiar with its characters and mythology. As a result, the series skips out on crucial character development and invests little in world-building beyond what the audience already knows. Without familiarity with the Underworld universe, viewers may find themselves lost and unable to invest in the story.
Additionally, Endless War's short format leaves little room for the story to develop and for the characters to grow. The series concludes quickly, which ultimately leads to a lack of impact. Ultimately, there is little emotional investment for viewers watching these characters, which is a shame as they could have been incorporated in a more profound and interesting way that would have taken advantage of the animation style.
