Hotel Transilvânia

I really liked the take on Mavis' younger years (teen years). The characters were all very well thought out (um, except maybe Klaus(h)), with different personalities that draw them all together. My personal favorite is Aunt Lydia. I also liked that the audience gets to see more of Hotel Transylvania and its workers/guests.... This series took me by surprise-I absolutely enjoy watching it-and I hope to see more on Netflix.

Characters are a little different from original but animation is good. I really like job Voice actors do especially melodic sound of Mavis. And humours are so witty. I hope they continue do sequel.

Why does everything need a franchise? What is so special about Hotel Transylvania to warrant a sequel and a T.V. series? When I first saw Hotel Transylvania for my fourteenth birthday, I thought that it was pretty fair and Mavis was cringe-worthily foolish as a child. And because I wasn't a big fan of the first film, I didn't know if I wanted to see the sequel.

This series is coming from a company that has never made a great animated film that I've seen from them. I caught the last 20 minutes of the first episode and the whole thing was just clichéd. It had lowbrow humor, a replaced voice cast when the original voice cast were okay, and an again, clichéd plot. I even want to say the animation is mostly bad but it's hard to get used to the new 2.D. animation.

This series doesn't seem to have anything to do with the sequel. Why do I need to know more about Mavis and company? They already showed her as a child, growing up, learning how to fly and I think that's enough.

Laughing out loud.

Hotel Transylvania the series is funner and zanier than the original source. Love the writing and voice acting. Mavis is great and deserves to be the star. Love how fast she zooms around. This voice actor has way more energy than Selena Gomez of the movies, who makes Mavis too flat and bland. Mavis in the movies is pretty much a non-character, mopey and charmless. This 'teenage' Mavis is a ball of hilarious.

The 11 minute episode format leaves no room for melodrama and sappy stuff like the movies have. It's just fun. Great cameo characters too like Medusa. Haven't experienced a lot of predictable or stereotypical monster stuff. They have free reign to create lore which is refreshing.

The music is great too with a mix of punk, hip hop, mariachi,etc.

Artwork, animation, cinematography, writing, all tops. Best out there.

Season 2 is just as great as 1! Pretty much my favorite cartoon of the 2000's. And I watch a lot of cartoons. Thank you to the producers of this show

Like all movies converted into a TV-series, this is supposed to happen before the first movie. Dracula only has a few cameos (The best character in the show!), they've added a really annoying slime/blob/nerd character and the main character has a completely different personality from the movie. The animation is just fine, it's not hand drawn and fluid, but flash animated and almost seems like it's missing frames. It just stutters a lot. The main character's design looks like someone from "Star vs the Forces of Evil", which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Too much slapstick, which doesn't really work when the animation is so limited and stiff. Horrible jokes too