अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंThree young alien beings with the ability to form a giant robotic warrior attempt to blend into suburbia, all while battling the tyrannical forces that ravaged their home world.Three young alien beings with the ability to form a giant robotic warrior attempt to blend into suburbia, all while battling the tyrannical forces that ravaged their home world.Three young alien beings with the ability to form a giant robotic warrior attempt to blend into suburbia, all while battling the tyrannical forces that ravaged their home world.
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I was quite curious about this animated series after looking at the screencaps online. After seeing the series on Amazon Video, I immediately enjoyed it and wished it were available on DVD or Blu-ray.
This is a "mecha" animated series, most likely influenced by Japanese "mecha" anime. Of course, the story is about three alien beings: the planet's princess, her soldier protector, and their robot companion. They went to Earth to flee their adversary, who had taken over their planet, Galaluna. The enemy, however, had sent giant monsters to find and destroy the three. But our heroes form a giant robot known as "Titan."
I was disappointed that they didn't have a second season. Anyway, as I said, I love this series with its story and stunning animation. And again, I really wish the series was on DVD or Blu-ray.
This is a "mecha" animated series, most likely influenced by Japanese "mecha" anime. Of course, the story is about three alien beings: the planet's princess, her soldier protector, and their robot companion. They went to Earth to flee their adversary, who had taken over their planet, Galaluna. The enemy, however, had sent giant monsters to find and destroy the three. But our heroes form a giant robot known as "Titan."
I was disappointed that they didn't have a second season. Anyway, as I said, I love this series with its story and stunning animation. And again, I really wish the series was on DVD or Blu-ray.
Intro:
Sym-Bionic Titan is a great series from the genius of Samurai Jack. And even though Samurai Jack, was cancelled, but later got an ending. This show wasn't so lucky. But regardless, Sym-Bionic Titan is a great series: even if it only got one season.
The Story: Centering around a group of aliens, who are forced to blend into a high school, in order to avoid capture by enemies that have captured their home planet. And they protect the Earth from monster attacks and other cosmic threats from their evil enemies, with the use the giant robot they are able combine their powers into. And while I agree, this subgenre is overused and quite tired, this's easily the best to come out of this premise.
With great characters, descent comedic writing, and fun stories: this show is shockingly original. And unlike other on the network it aired on (Cartoon Network).
The Characters: This's the show's strength really lies in the characters. They are all interesting and original.
Let's start with the villains. The main villain of the series, General Modula is the ruthless dictator of the planet our main characters fleed from. And as the dictator, he is ruthless and tyrannical in nature. Like Any from Samurai Jack, if you removed what made him interesting. In my opinion, he's kind of a weak villain.
Another antogonist is General Steel, he's a human general for the U.S Military, and he believes the main characters are a threat to National Security. He's also not much, just kind of an angry general. Who hunts them down, only because he wants their power for himself. Again, he's not bad, just kind of weak.
I've saved the best for last, Solomon. I love him, because he's not entirely, it's mostly mysterious, sometimes he's an ally, sometimes an enemy. Either way, he's always interesting to watch. It's not even known what species he is. He might be a human with good training, or even an alien. He leads an agency of U.S Government, dedicated to protecting Earth from alien threats. And I wish we could've seen more of him in a second season.
Now: let's talk about the heroes. Princess Ilana is the first protagonist, and she's one of my favorite female characters. With many female characters, the writers take away her femanity to make her a stronger character. However, this show doesn't have to do that. She's still a strong character.
Next up, is Octus, he's the most unique in the cast, as he's s robot. And this show could've just made him the expedition machine. But the series gives him human qualities, like a strange kind of emotion. And it's interesting to watch.
Now the last character, Lance. He's was a soldier in the army of his home planet, however, he was always left out, and treated well after the death of his father. Causing him to grow up with serious anger issues. And now, he's stuck with the most important jobs, the job of protecting the princess. And Lance might be the most relatable character in the show, at least for me.
The Animation: Very remanicent of Samurai Jack, the animation of this show is every bit as beautiful as that show. And this is how animation should look, smooth, nice, and well drawn.
Conclusion: What else can I say? It's just a good show. With great character, great animation, and a stunningly well written story. This show should've gotten another season.
The Story: Centering around a group of aliens, who are forced to blend into a high school, in order to avoid capture by enemies that have captured their home planet. And they protect the Earth from monster attacks and other cosmic threats from their evil enemies, with the use the giant robot they are able combine their powers into. And while I agree, this subgenre is overused and quite tired, this's easily the best to come out of this premise.
With great characters, descent comedic writing, and fun stories: this show is shockingly original. And unlike other on the network it aired on (Cartoon Network).
The Characters: This's the show's strength really lies in the characters. They are all interesting and original.
Let's start with the villains. The main villain of the series, General Modula is the ruthless dictator of the planet our main characters fleed from. And as the dictator, he is ruthless and tyrannical in nature. Like Any from Samurai Jack, if you removed what made him interesting. In my opinion, he's kind of a weak villain.
Another antogonist is General Steel, he's a human general for the U.S Military, and he believes the main characters are a threat to National Security. He's also not much, just kind of an angry general. Who hunts them down, only because he wants their power for himself. Again, he's not bad, just kind of weak.
I've saved the best for last, Solomon. I love him, because he's not entirely, it's mostly mysterious, sometimes he's an ally, sometimes an enemy. Either way, he's always interesting to watch. It's not even known what species he is. He might be a human with good training, or even an alien. He leads an agency of U.S Government, dedicated to protecting Earth from alien threats. And I wish we could've seen more of him in a second season.
Now: let's talk about the heroes. Princess Ilana is the first protagonist, and she's one of my favorite female characters. With many female characters, the writers take away her femanity to make her a stronger character. However, this show doesn't have to do that. She's still a strong character.
Next up, is Octus, he's the most unique in the cast, as he's s robot. And this show could've just made him the expedition machine. But the series gives him human qualities, like a strange kind of emotion. And it's interesting to watch.
Now the last character, Lance. He's was a soldier in the army of his home planet, however, he was always left out, and treated well after the death of his father. Causing him to grow up with serious anger issues. And now, he's stuck with the most important jobs, the job of protecting the princess. And Lance might be the most relatable character in the show, at least for me.
The Animation: Very remanicent of Samurai Jack, the animation of this show is every bit as beautiful as that show. And this is how animation should look, smooth, nice, and well drawn.
Conclusion: What else can I say? It's just a good show. With great character, great animation, and a stunningly well written story. This show should've gotten another season.
This show is just so amazing! It has brilliant action! It has brilliant, deep, episodes that will really make you think, forcing you into deep thought! The characters are likable! The show has great humor! It has TERRIFIC voice acting! Its' very concept is ingeniously original! You just end up wanting more and more of this show!
Sadly, it was canceled after the 1st season due to Cartoon Network not being able to make a deal to make a toy line...to attract viewers...a toy line...something the show didn't need...
The sheer brilliance of this show is enough to light up a room! Kids will like it! Pre-teens will like it! Even teens and people in their 20's will like it! It'd take someone like Genndy Tartakovsky or Rebecca Sugar to make a show like this!
I'd still definitely suggest watching the 1st season and just soaking up the sheer originality and brilliance that this show is made out of! Watch it! You won't regret it!
Sadly, it was canceled after the 1st season due to Cartoon Network not being able to make a deal to make a toy line...to attract viewers...a toy line...something the show didn't need...
The sheer brilliance of this show is enough to light up a room! Kids will like it! Pre-teens will like it! Even teens and people in their 20's will like it! It'd take someone like Genndy Tartakovsky or Rebecca Sugar to make a show like this!
I'd still definitely suggest watching the 1st season and just soaking up the sheer originality and brilliance that this show is made out of! Watch it! You won't regret it!
With likable characters, creative story, and great Tartakovsky visuals (enhanced with some 3D CG animation)!
You might have thought Genndy Tartakovsky had already achieved this honor with Star Wars: Clone Wars and Samurai Jack, but in Sym-Bionic Titan Tartakovsky tops even those fantastic pieces of animation and creates the greatest action cartoon ever made.
Tartakovsky's trademark action, off-beat humor, and storytelling skills are ever present, but they are so much more refined and mature in Titan. We all knew Tartakovsky was a fan of Japanese mecha and this is chiefly where the show draws it's visual style from and it is truly striking. The character designs in particular for this show are incredible, but still familiar to fans of Tartakovsky's previous work.
The plot is nothing truly unique, but in typical Tartakovsky fashion, it takes its cues from all over the nerd-o-sphere from classic Anime, to American comic books, and even 2001: A Space Odyssey. Ilana, a young alien princess, Lance, a young rebellious soldier, and Octus, a robot programmed to guard the princess at all costs, flee to Earth from their home planet Galiluna, which has just suffered a crippling surprise attack led by a traitor general and an army of psychically controlled mutants. On Earth Lance, Ilana, and Octus must fit in as typical teenagers meanwhile defending themselves and the rest of the humans on Earth from a vast array of mutants the traitor general has sent remotely, to hunt down and kill the princess. Fortunately they have help in the form of Titan, a Voltron-style robot that Octus is able form when all three of them are together. The high school setting mixed with the, "save the world once an episode" structure will probably appeal to Buffy fans, and the action and humor is obviously top notch.
We've seen Tartakovsky do this before, he clearly loves popular fiction and loves incorporating it into his cartoons and for a sci-fi fan, it is really satisfying to see him at work in Titan. The special thing about Titan, however, is how good he's gotten at it. Characters learn, change, and evolve. Mysteries are uncovered and span whole episodes. Plot points are scattered all over the tragically singular season we have available to us and come together satisfyingly in an excellent finale.
I can not stress how quality this show is and how well it comes together as a full package. As of this posting Titan is currently on the 2am Saturday Adult Swim (now Toonami again) anime block, and that is where you can find it, and pray we get another season.
Tartakovsky's trademark action, off-beat humor, and storytelling skills are ever present, but they are so much more refined and mature in Titan. We all knew Tartakovsky was a fan of Japanese mecha and this is chiefly where the show draws it's visual style from and it is truly striking. The character designs in particular for this show are incredible, but still familiar to fans of Tartakovsky's previous work.
The plot is nothing truly unique, but in typical Tartakovsky fashion, it takes its cues from all over the nerd-o-sphere from classic Anime, to American comic books, and even 2001: A Space Odyssey. Ilana, a young alien princess, Lance, a young rebellious soldier, and Octus, a robot programmed to guard the princess at all costs, flee to Earth from their home planet Galiluna, which has just suffered a crippling surprise attack led by a traitor general and an army of psychically controlled mutants. On Earth Lance, Ilana, and Octus must fit in as typical teenagers meanwhile defending themselves and the rest of the humans on Earth from a vast array of mutants the traitor general has sent remotely, to hunt down and kill the princess. Fortunately they have help in the form of Titan, a Voltron-style robot that Octus is able form when all three of them are together. The high school setting mixed with the, "save the world once an episode" structure will probably appeal to Buffy fans, and the action and humor is obviously top notch.
We've seen Tartakovsky do this before, he clearly loves popular fiction and loves incorporating it into his cartoons and for a sci-fi fan, it is really satisfying to see him at work in Titan. The special thing about Titan, however, is how good he's gotten at it. Characters learn, change, and evolve. Mysteries are uncovered and span whole episodes. Plot points are scattered all over the tragically singular season we have available to us and come together satisfyingly in an excellent finale.
I can not stress how quality this show is and how well it comes together as a full package. As of this posting Titan is currently on the 2am Saturday Adult Swim (now Toonami again) anime block, and that is where you can find it, and pray we get another season.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाAccording to Kevin Thoms (voice of Lance), about 10 episodes of the show following "A New Beginning" were already written but did not get the chance to be animated.
- कनेक्शनFeatured in Familiar Faces: Familiar Faces #62: Super Nerds (2011)
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