Super ladri

First few episodes, it was a show you'd put on in the background while your phone. By the end, I truly felt I had watched a good program, with a good plot.

The over saturated superhero field found a place for SuperCrooks. Unique, interesting, good character evolution with a nice twist. This show shouldn't go unwatched by avid anime fans. Some reminiscent of The Boys in it, either way, I enjoyed it, watched in one sitting.

Netflix has found its Invincible or The Boys. Targeted for mature audience like me who found Arcane very predictable and too slow.

The animation is uneven and not groundbreaking like Arcane is, but they didn't hold back on the action and the ending is conclusive (unlike Arcane, which I deduct one point just for THAT ending alone)and true to the comic (I'm assuming this is just a one-season show?).

The second half of the show (episode 7 onwards) is a bit messy but it's still a good time. Binged all 13 episodes in one sitting but I got up from my seat and danced to the intro song for every episode lol.

Too bad Jupiter's Legacy is cancelled, will there be more coming from the universe or this is it?

One can sincerely find a genuine love and care from the creators bubbling underneath this show. It's stylish and not afraid to go all out. I enjoyed the adult themes touched upon the show.

It has quite a resemblance to the Amazon Prime video show "The boys". So if you are coming from that show, you'll find enjoyment here.

The show doesn't exactly do anything ground-breaking per se, but rather recycles themes and familiar superhero problems in a fresh, entertaining way. It's a guilty pleasure to gorge on.

Given the fact that the superhero genre is starting to go stale and with shows like Invincible and The Boys utilising the narrative perspective of the line between heroes and villains being blurred. I'm pleasantly surprised by how refreshing this show is. The elements of the characters gives you a wholesome suicide squad vibe. The animation is beautiful and the influence of western and eastern together is reminiscent of Shinichiro Watanabe to (creator of Samurai Champloo, Cowboy Bebop and Space Dandy) combined with the funky music just gives off such a cool vibe. I'm glad that they stuck to the more adult themes as it separates it from anything Marvel or DC in regards to animation.

Also I literally can't stop listening to the opening credits song it's that funky and amazing.

I Just finished watching episode 3, and i like the style of the art work/animation. Great story so far, good music/comedy and character arcs. Somewhat similar to Invincible - since its about hero's/villains. This to me is like the anime version of The Boys lol. I Look forward to watching the rest of the season and hopefully a season 2.