Animation chain rings have been classified

“Star Trek: Animation Series” It is, darken on the advertisement, better than the original “Star Trek” that preceded it. The “Animation Series” was also created by Jin Rodnberie, starring the same actors such as “Sans Walter Koenig”, and was formulated by the same writing staff. The tone and spirit of the original chain remained intact, but the “Animation Series” endured some distinctive advantages on its predecessors. For one of them, the series was only 30 minutes per episode, which requires the book to be more brief. The speed was better without limits as a result.

Also, the moving method allowed viewers to run with Wilder, and more strange ideas than they allowed live movement. In animation, one can write a 50 -footed story, or depict strange creatures made of plant materials, or eagerness of an underwater civilization. He supervised the movie “Star Trek: The Animated Series”, and although the famous animation studio is not fully famous for the movements of Miazaki and visual dynamics (film shows are notorious and visually with), they can at least design strange models, foreigners -like foreigners, external individuals with APLOS.

Many foreigners, ships and uniforms were on a pink “animated series”, which led to long -term rumors that film director Hull Sarland, who was colored, made all coloring decisions. In fact, most of the coloring was supervised by Irf Kaplan, who was not colored. I loved pink.

The “Animation Series” lasted from 1973 to 1974, completing more or the least task promised for five years I talked about in the original narration of Trek.

Of course, the “Animation Series” was not 100 % courage. Just like the original “Star Trek”, there were some very bad episodes as well. None of them is an outright attack, fortunately, and even bad rings usually have a kind of ambitious ideas or an interesting optical development behind them. Below are the worst episodes of the series, classified.