Action Pack

Practically the same as PJ Masks except they've tried to be noticeably more inclusive with cast. It is a shame the creators could not have come up with something a bit more original, the cast even have practically the same costumes as in PJ Masks! If this programme had been for a university assignment I'm pretty sure it would have failed for copying another programme.

At first I thought another PJ mask which my 3 year old is not allowed to watch anymore because I felt it wasn't a good model for my child. Stay up all night and sneak out of the house. Not to mention no diversity in the main characters. Then the use of negative name calling ie bird brain. Then the antagonist I'll get you next time.

Action pack was refreshing. They always turn a negative into a positive in the antagonist and talk about why the negative behaviors are happening and what they can do to help. Also the main characters make mistakes and use those to teach lessons. Also there are 2 mini episodes which helps since the attention span of toddlers is short and if tv time is restricted this helps.

I know the characters look similar but there are only so many ways to do masked superhero. I hope this show continues to give more restrictived views more things to watch. My son love it.

Another education show involving superheroes, Action Pack revolves around Watts, Clay, Treena, and Wren, four kids with superpowers that attend the Action Academy, a school that trains future superheroes. Under the watchful eyes of their mentor, Mr. Ernesto, and his robot dog, Plunky, they protect the town of Hope Springs against villains while keeping with their mentor's motto: be smart, be safe, be superheroes.

As I said, this is another superhero-themed educational show in the vein of shows like PJ Masks and Spidey And His Amazing Friends. Each episode has the team of four taking on villains while learning valuable lessons , although like PJ Masks, it has one of the heroes making mistakes before realizing his or her mistake). Also, their transformations come from wearing hoodies, which is basically like how the PJ masks wear pajamas to transform. However, the series has interesting characters that are original, including villains like Dinah Rex and Cold Snap, and the lessons are good. Despite being a near copy of PJ Masks, this is a good series for young kids.

The super hero main characters always figure out why the antagonist is doing destructive things and they rehabilitate them in some form or another by redirecting their impulse or fulfilling the unmet need. It gives me big hope for the future of programming and doing away with the destructive good guy bad guy narratives.

The creators literally presented it as "PJ Masks, but inclusive. So we're going to specifically exclude white people unless they're villains".

Cheese sticks for the sake of making me feel like a bag of popcorn.

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