Legend of the Three Caballeros

The three caballeros deserve they're own show, so I'm really glad this exists! This show is filled with fun adventure, great animation, a very talented voice cast (I love you Wayne Knight) and so much more!

However, the humor falls a bit flat for me and you get really bored with some character dynamics, like the constant arguing of Felldrake and Sheldgoose. Also José lacks real personality, which is a real shame. You do have to remember though that there are only 13 episodes of the show, and I'm sure that writers would have put more depth into the characters if they had more time. They even said that if there was a season 2, it would focus more on José.

I feel like this show just suffers from first season jitters and if Disney would greenlit this for a second season, I'm sure the show would improve! For what it is, I do enjoy it. It's a fun, chill watch for all Donald Duck and the Three Caballeros fans. 8/10.

Some of the best comedy writing I've seen in a modern cartoon. An unexpected delight no one saw coming, and I hope they keep it coming. Hope to see this show renewed for a second season soon.

This show is spectacular on many fronts. The animation, though t is flash and occasionally wonky, is vivid and fluid. The writing is witty and wacky, being a true return to form with Disney duck cartoons and comics in sheer insanity and snappy jokes without relying on the irony and cynicism that plagues the Ducktales reboot. But most spectacular of all are the sheer amounts of extremely obscure Disney characters peppered in through.

This is a show made by fans for fans of Disney, and its a shame how abysmally Disney has treated it.

Legend of the three Caballeros is a good series, it had a good cliffhanger and its a success with audiences this series really deserves a 2nd season.

Unfortunate that the show has only been released in the Philipines so far, but I can testify that this show is genuinely fantastic. Finally, it seems like Disney has returned to the type of classic, on-model animation that made it so popular. It is a perfect hommage to the original film and classic Disney short subject of the 30s and 40s in both humor and visuals. Some of the regular voice actors gave been replaced (Jaime Camil is now the voice of Panchito, which fits him like a glove), but the voice acting is still terrific. Storylines and adventure scenarios are very genuine and exciting, and not too cluttered or deflated with bad jokes. The show also takes clear influence from the Carl Barks and Don Rosa comics, including the inclusion of Daisy's nieces, April May and June instead of the usual Huey, Dewey and Louie (thereby cleverly solving the "Smurfette effect") and Clinton Coot.

Remarkable how refreshing it can be to just not follow the crowd for once, and go back to the roots of these classic characters. It makes the series stand out from the crude, angular, and endlessly sarcastic/self-referential cartoons that dominate today's TV sceens. A true Disney renaissance!