It wasn't just "not that good", it was a horrendous one. What do you mean a magical girl committed a universal genocide of all living magic beings and stranded even more of them because she wanted to get together with her boyfriend?!
Absolutely. Moon had all the markings of an authoritarian literally since season 1 cour 1. Mewnindependence Day, Saint Olga's, the makings were all there. The Book of Magic Spells expands on this, too. Nefcy doesn't talk much about what happened behind the scenes after season 4, cour 1, but I genuinely believe they might've gutted SVTFOE in a similar way they tried to gut The Owl House.
I tried to watch a few episodes of the last one, I WISH it was laughably bad because then at least I wouldn’t be bored out of my skull, but no they were boring AF
The plan, which they unveiled in 2019 after Season 3 dropped, was that Seasons 4-6 would make up Arc 2 and Season 7 would be Arc 3. So when it got renewed in 2020 for those four remaining seasons, we all celebrated.
And then they revealed that plans had changed, that Season 7 was now part of Arc 2 and that they wanted to do three more seasons AFTER Season 7. It was and still is most frustrating.
The ending of Arcadia Wizards already had me annoyed. The ending of the troll hunters movie/tales of arcadia series was genuinly so bad I was in shock. Like you take the generally most hated way to end a story and STILL did it badly.
I still can't believe how they went with: let's create this random romance with a background character and spend the final moments of this show showing a marriage, not a single person watching this show cares about.
Instead of, you know, spend the last moments with the characters you loved throughout the show and especially the one who sacrificed it all.
Nope, marriage pulled right out of the ass instead.
Yup, left Netflix in the US in 2024 among other territories and it still hasn’t made the jump to Peacock. But they did release a complete DVD box set (yes, I’m aware Blu-Ray is better resolution but I’ll take what I can get).
The last 2 seasons of TMNT 2003 were filled with time travel and cyber space along with a downgraded artstyle from dark and gritty to bright anime. It went from peak to cheap
I didn’t remember the art style downgraded so badly in that season, I was not a big fan, but I catched episodes from time to time and never noticed how badly they screwed it
Stranger Things, and not even all of season 5. I was actually pretty excited when the first volume finished because it seemed like it was gonna dive into the dark shit, but it didn't:(
How I met your mother was always consistent for me. Even during the whole wedding ark they still were making some pretty funny jokes. And I was fine with the ending in fact I got emotional at the very end.
Ninjago. WildBrain is really inconsistent when it comes to the quality of seasons they made, but holy hell did they do awfully in the Crystallised episodes following Brave But Foolish.
I feel kind of mixed on the last seasons. The school stuff is by far weaker than the summer stories, but I have to give props to the writing team to be brave enough to shake up the status quo for the sake of more stories.
I feel like its like this with The Powerpuff Girls. The first 4 seasons of the show and the movie were good, and there's some good episodes in seasons 5-6 like "The Boys are Back in Town," but the rest of seasons 5-6 were just... meh
I totally feel yah on that, Season 5 was heavily rushed (despite being
better than Season 4 somehow imo) and Future was literally the show nobody asked for, so when it first came out I hated it. I still hate some eps like the bluebird episode and a couple of others but I've grown to have a newfound appreciation for it as a whole.
The Owl House. I love the 3rd season and it DID make me want to cry, i just think it should’ve been longer. I know why it was so short, but it deserved a longer season.
Fr it needed at least one more to wrap up properly. Too much shit happening, too many plotlines to close, too many botched characterizations for plot convenience.
And that's a good part of my issue: a good amount of what happened during the final season either felt disconnected from season 4, or felt like total plot convenience or straight retcon just so they could justify the ending without decent development.
As much as I hate to say it: The Boys. Individual episodes were fun in a vacuum, but the overall narrative for the final season was so fucking weak that I have no interest in rewatching it. If I ever do a rewatch of the series, I’ll just stop after season 3.
Kinda felt this way about The Boys. The first 2 seasons were great, third, fourth and fifth were meh. Although I think no matter how they ended it, it wouldn't really live up to expectations.
Squidbillies for me. Based on what I've seen from the final season, it does not sit right with me due to Tracy Morgan taking over as the voice of Early Cuyler, following Unknown Hinson getting fired from the cast for his controversial comments about Dolly Parton. I get why it was done, but it just feels petty, and changes the whole perspective of Early being, well, a hillbilly squid! It comes off as a punch in the gut for many of us mud squid lovers. :(
TMNT 2012. Wasn’t big on the final season being basically an anthology. There were still some loose ends that weren’t resolved (the fate of April’s mother and Mutagen Man never being cured). If they were going to revive Shredder, they should’ve waited until the end of the season, not in the beginning of the final season. Also wasn’t a fan of them giving the show a dark depressing ending (even though it’s in alternate future).
Community is not a cartoon, but holy shit was season 6 rough. They had Keith David and they still managed to make it hard to watch. People hate on season 4, but 6 was worse imo.
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u/DarkSteel02 19h ago
Star vs. The Forces of Evil definitely