Davies
Legend
Episode 1: Sith -- a visually stunning one that makes for an intriguing counterpoint with the next one.
Episode 2: Screecher's Reach -- not all that impressive as animation, but with an interesting story that doesn't go as you'd expect, and counterpoints the previous nicely.
Episode 3: In The Stars -- middle of the road, it plays out exactly as you'd expect.
Episode 4: I Am Your Mother -- it's amazing how this can be so cynical and so sincere, all at once.
Episode 5: Journey to the Dark Head -- good animation and an okay story, but again, more or less predictable.
Episode 6: The Spy Dancer -- middling until the big twist, but then becomes something utterly horrifying, and yet hopeful.
Episode 7: The Bandits of Golak -- I don't think I'm the right audience for this, and the finale kind of flops.
Episode 8: The Pit -- the animation is kind of lackluster, but the story is all right.
Episode 9: Aau's Song -- just like the Jedi, here, this is not like anything I've ever seen, and it's absolutely fascinating.
Episode 2: Screecher's Reach -- not all that impressive as animation, but with an interesting story that doesn't go as you'd expect, and counterpoints the previous nicely.
Episode 3: In The Stars -- middle of the road, it plays out exactly as you'd expect.
Episode 4: I Am Your Mother -- it's amazing how this can be so cynical and so sincere, all at once.
Episode 5: Journey to the Dark Head -- good animation and an okay story, but again, more or less predictable.
Episode 6: The Spy Dancer -- middling until the big twist, but then becomes something utterly horrifying, and yet hopeful.
Episode 7: The Bandits of Golak -- I don't think I'm the right audience for this, and the finale kind of flops.
Episode 8: The Pit -- the animation is kind of lackluster, but the story is all right.
Episode 9: Aau's Song -- just like the Jedi, here, this is not like anything I've ever seen, and it's absolutely fascinating.
