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These days, anthropomorphic animals helping the neighborhood and doing superhero stuff have become the norm for children's entertainment. And this is one of them.

The show centers on five pet animals (a cat, a dog, a rabbit, a turtle, and a bird) piloting robot suits which enables them to fly and do a variety of things. They are led by a young boy who is the son of a veterinarian. The foes they face are also animals in robot suits.

The visuals are standard for a Disney Jr. Series. The acting is okay. I kinda like the idea of characters in robot suits as it reminds me of those Gundam shows from Japan. But this show is a more family-friendly one.

I first saw an image of the titular protagonist on this site. Then I saw an ad of it when I was watching on PBS. I read from a source that there was a plan to show this series on home screens in the world of red, white, and blue. But for whatever reason, that did not happen. However, I did get to see a few episodes on secondary screens that are more for creativity purposes than just viewing.

The series centers on the title character Milo, a black cat who lives with his family at a laundry shop. Milo also has two buddies: a giraffe and a bird. In each story, a customer comes to the shop to have a garment cleaned. Milo then takes the garment to a talking robot that functions as a washing machine. Besides washing garments, the robot gives Milo and his buddies outfits similar to the one worn by the customer. The three friends then head to try out the occupation related to their outfits.

What do I think of this series? Cute and original.

I've been seeing super hero shows since I was really young. But if there's a show that involves super heroes and is really comical, it's PJ Masks. While there's technology and powers, the heroes and even the villains would sometimes get silly. This is a decent yet funny show for all ages.