Review by Gargantuan-Media

Writers turned in a really bad episode one. All of the characters act in a contrived and counter-intuitive way. Example: Danger appears in a painfully slow roll that allows ample time to either flee or prepare for a heck of a fight. Standard Skull Island character reaction: stand frozen as a statue in a icy Helsinki winter staring blankly until the character dies ugly or, more rarely, is narrowly saved by coincidence or by the one character in the whole show that is capable of action.

The art department is another story. The backgrounds and especially the work of the artists that animate the creatures and human facial animations are really incredible. This talent is obviously well above average. It's great to see people invest so much of their time and energy into producing animated work at this level of sophistication.