Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City

It was alright but not something that i familiar and growing up with. Unlike the previous version of the same premise, this taken in almost realistic modern world, less cute material more like a grown kids material. I am not fan of the 2d animation style on this version for this particular permise as i used to watching this on 3d style. But its not bad. The characters were made more human like and stories that we can relate to. The songs were okay, not cute nor catchy but passable. Bit lay onto more towards action, fantasy and slice of life. More like a superhero vibe. The sound engineerings were weak. Great line of characters of different races and background. Recommended.

Firstly, instead of cartoons like Popeye, which inspire kids to eat spinach, here's a cartoon which overwhelms kids with sugary characters. Names. Puns and literally everything.

Secondly, plot is pretty dumb even for little kids. I have no idea why would anyone want to watch this, except for the protagonist which is a fun and sweet character.

Why is this show even on air? There's no audience for which this show is apt, no age group would feel enticed by this show and even if they would, this would still be a show about desserts with brainless plot even for a kids' show. Although, one more thing that it's got going for it is that the runtime is less, so at least that's good.

I think the idea of a Strawberry Shortcake story set in the big city is a great one, taking it out the magical world of a fantasy land and placing it in a city ends up being a fun and entertaining story that could appeal to young girls AND boys, especially those interested in cute, fun stories. The idea of her and her friends navigating the city leads to some exciting and humorous situations, and it also provides an opportunity to explore more contemporary themes in a fun and relatable way. This version takes the franchise to new heights with its emotional maturity and fresh takes on beloved characters. It tackles contemporary themes in an engaging and interesting way, making it an enjoyable and thought-provoking watch. The story is also able to breathe new life into the franchise, People can be too focused on the past and the nostalgia of old stuff, but Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City shows that the franchise is evolving in a natural and innovative way. The success of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic showed that there is a huge audience for updated versions of classic franchises with fresh ideas and themes, and this story is poised to capitalize on that trend. It's a true evolution of the series that deserves greater appreciation and recognition.

Got nostalgic and looked up the show but bruh this ain't it bring back the one from the mid 2000's lmao.

The character designs in this version look absolutely horrendous, especially when compared to the past Strawberry Shortcake cartoons, they just look so basic and ugly to me. They definitely could've come up with way better designs then what we got.

Also why did they have to put Strawberry and her friends in the city when the franchise is known for its cottage-core feel? This is what I hate the most about this show. They're trying to urbanize the cottage-core queen and her friends. If you ask me the city setting just does not work for the Strawberry Shortcake franchise and it REALLY shows here.