The extraordinary offer was about Sam and Din that fans forgot were present

“Super nature” Enjoy 15 successful seasons on the airAnd there are many fans who want to get Sam (Jared Baduki) and Dean Winschest (Ginsen Akils) the most adventure to hunt the monster for years to come. Despite the success of the show, attempts to expand the concession did not ignite fire in the world. CW “The Winchesters” was canceled after one seasonwhile The “Supernatural: Bloodlines” series is not achieved from the mafia Because of the lukewarm response to its back pilot. Likewise, “Supernatural: The Animation” was developed to rest after one season before it became a forgotten memory – like many of the lives faced by SAM and Dean while traveling in hot America.

Produced by Madhouse – The legendary Japanese animation studio behind “Note Death Note” and “Perfect Blue” and other beloved anime features – “Supernature: The Animation” follows SAM and Dean while fighting all kinds of monsters. Most episodes are “Supernatural’s” stories, the first two seasons, which feature monster adventures per week and a comprehensive story about the search for brotherhood for the yellow devil who killed their mother. There are some original episodes, but the majority of the one and only animation width covers a well -full ground.

However, it can be said that “Supernatural: The Animation” is more interesting than the original epic. The live work chain had to deal with budget restrictions, which means that demons usually look like ordinary black eyes. What’s more, the movement sequences are very essential. However, the creative deadline provided by anime coordination allows monsters to look like other nightmares of the world, and the public scene is more creative. However, if you go to this series after you saw the original living series, “Supernatural: The Animation” may become boring quickly-and some of the show elements are frankly disappointed.

While the monster designs add some nightmare juice to familiar tales of terrorism, “Supernatural: The Animation” is an unnecessary offer. The series had an opportunity to tell some of the new stories that focused on Sam and Din that could have expanded the concession, but the creators instead chose to intensify the first two seasons from “the supernatural” to 22 short episodes. The animation series is a great introduction to the story of Sam and Religion for the new expatriates, but for veteran masses, it is an essential show.

Not only that, but some animated display characters leave a lot of desirable. SAM and Dean are similar to their live counterparts-so the Samal is depicted for the entire season, and Jensen Ackles re-identifying a two-episodes-but their ally, Bobby Singer (Jim Beaver), cannot be recognized. The original Bobby is a meaningless hunter and has a beard, but the anime adaptation is re -perceived as Duvus with the Ramy hat. Granted, reinstitting must bring new ideas and descriptions on the table, but this version of Bobby is lower than Og

Aside aside, “Supertora: Animation” is mostly entertaining. The frightening monsters and the dark tone are worthy of praise, which makes the lack of the series of originality easier to swallow it. However, the chain may have been more forgetful and successful if you incite Sam and religion against a new Rogess exhibition of creatures, instead of the ancients they already faced before.