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I disagree on the character design, I was able to follow along with it rather easily. With that said, there was times in the animation where it was hard to follow, but it was because of how it was animated and not because of the character design.

With that said, not only do I think the dialogue was the weakest part, but so was the pacing. The dialogue definately felt like some third grade writing the script. If I'm going to give the movie "The Wolf of Wallstreet" shit for spewing the f-word like an edgelord wrote the script, I'll have to give this show shit for that as well. But my biggest complaint was the pacing, it was too fast for my liking. I thought the first 4 episodes were fine because it had more to do with the actual premise of the show, but the moment it started going into the other subplot about heaven and the extermination was when it all fell apart imo. Any of the serious revelations that happened in episode 6 fell flat and I can't help but feel maybe a couple of more fillers would've helped, with at least one episode introducing Serenity as a character. Even the ending felt rushed.

With that said, I enjoyed the shit out of the characters and I agree that the voice cast carried it 100%. The biggest stand outs are the musicals, I know a musical is a success if I'm still humming the music days after I watched it. There was probably only 1 stinker, the sorry song, but otherwise I'm kind of obessed with the songs in this show. My main problem with the movie "Wonka" and "The Color Purple" that while it's a musical and the songs are well done, none of the songs were memorable. I guess it helped in this show that each songs are able to stand out on their own, the problem with most Musicals made recently is that they start to sound the same from one another.

7/10 show imo. I hope the second season slows it down and not cram too much stuff into it.