37/12
Key moments from the Marvel Cinematic Universe are explored, turned on their head, and taken to uncharted territory. Chadwick Boseman’s final Marvel project before his death. Observer: [Narrative opening for each episode] Time. Space. Reality. It’s more than a linear path. It’s a prism of infinite possibilities, where a single decision can open up an infinite number of realities, allowing alternate worlds to emerge from the world you know. I am the Observer. I am your guide through these vast new realities. Follow me and ponder the question, “What if?” After the Marvel logo appears, it changes to a performance art-style animated form. Edited by Marvel Legends: Guardians of the Multiverse (2023). Now that the first season is over, I can safely say that this series exceeded my expectations. It uses witty scripts and detailed animations to give fans the service they wanted – and more. Each episode is very varied, so there are many different scenarios and you never know how it will end or which characters will appear. The series wastes no time explaining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but instead gets straight to the heart of the story, even starting to mix plot threads without warning. This is for fans, not regular viewers! However, the variety of episodes also means that the quality and tone vary considerably. Due to the short running time, many events and fights are condensed. Great care has been taken to keep everything canon and consistent, but there are still some flaws and each character’s power/ability seems to be tailored to the needs of the plot.