Ignis Kat

Here, let me help you: 1. Inconsistent characterization for Wuk Lamat from 6.55 to 7.0 and an overwhelming number of both written and spoken lines, completely overpowering the narrative, the supporting cast, and legacy characters. 2. Underdeveloped villains with thin motivations—this is particularly egregious in the case of Zoraal Ja. 3. Senseless contrivances for the plot, such as Wuk Lamat being strong enough to defeat Valigarmanda (or Sphene later in the story), but not strong enough to prevent herself from being tied up and kidnapped by Bakool Ja Ja’s goons, or reaching the portal in the Skydeep Cenote and leaving it inexplicably open without any consideration. 4. Horrendous vocal performances across the board, particularly Bryer’s performance as Wuk Lamat. Many of the characters in Shaaloani and Solution 9 were poorly performed with the actress for Cahciua being another notable example. The performances for Sphene and Koana were exceptions. 5. The team was clearly more concerned with presenting a reverential facsimile of the American continent and its cultures, rather than telling an interesting story—this explains why the narrative felt like reading a travel brochure. The need to overtly respect the cultures being appropriated led to a sanitized depiction devoid of believable texture and conflict. I could go on, but that’s a good start.