Pixels in the Animation

Pixels in the Animation

by GeekCast Radio Network, LLC

Animation and Manga TV & Film

Captain N: The Game Master Episodes 17-19 Review

TFG1Mike and TV’s Mr. Neil break down three episodes of Captain N: The Game Master, including "The Trouble with Tetris," "The Big Game," and "The Lost City of Kongoland." They discuss the puzzling inclusion of new characters, bizarre plot choices, and how well these episodes adapt their respective video game source material.

Captain N The Game Master Episodes 14-16 Review

TV's Mr. Neil and TFG1Mike begin their coverage of Captain N: The Game Master's second season. They review the introduction of the Game Boy character, the body-swapping antics in the Queen of the Apes episode, and the return of Link and Zelda to stop Ganon in the Quest for the Potion of Power.

Captain N The Game Master Episodes 10-13 Review

TV’s Mr. Neal and TFG1Mike complete their watch-through of the final four episodes of the first season of Captain N: The Game Master. They discuss the amnesia-focused "Simon the Ape Man," the alternate-dimension plot of "In Search of the King," the Metroid-themed "Metroid Sweet Metroid," and the character-focused "Happy Birthday, Mega Man." The hosts examine the execution of these storylines, critique the season's episode ordering, and share their thoughts on the series' overall pacing and character development.

Captain N The Game Master Episodes 7-9 Review

TV’s Mr. Neil and THN Mike discuss the next three episodes of the animated series Captain N: The Game Master. They analyze the Dragon Warrior-inspired 'Three Men and a Dragon', the Castlevania-heavy 'Mr. and Mrs. Mother Brain', and the 'Nightmare on Mother Brain’s Street'. The hosts critique the recurring writing tropes, voice acting, and animation quality while comparing the episodes to their source material.

Captain N The Game Master Episodes 4-6 Review

TV's Mr. Neil and TFG1Mike continue their watch-through of the animated series Captain N: The Game Master. This episode covers the two-part arc beginning with 'Videolympics' and 'Mega Trouble in Mega Land,' followed by the genie-themed 'Wishful Thinking.' The hosts discuss the show's animation, plot inconsistencies, and the series' creative take on classic Nintendo game tropes.

Captain N: The Game Master Episodes 1-3 Review

TV's Mr. Neil and TFG1Mike dive into the beginning of the Captain N: The Game Master era. They analyze the first three episodes, discuss the various NES game references featured in the series, and weigh in on the character dynamics and animation quality.

Legend of Zelda Cartoon Recap Review

TV’s Mr. Neil and TFG1Mike wrap up their coverage of the 13-episode Legend of Zelda animated series. They discuss favorite character moments, voice acting performances, and the show's animation quality compared to their previous watch-throughs. The hosts also identify their least favorite episodes and highlight standout guest appearances before looking ahead to their upcoming coverage of Captain N: The Game Master.

Legend of Zelda Cartoons Episodes 10-13 Review

TFG1Mike and TV’s Mr. Neil conclude their series review by diving into the final four episodes of the Legend of Zelda cartoon: "A Hitch in the Works," "Fairies in the Spring," "The Missing Link," and "The Moblins are Revolting." They discuss Ganon’s bizarre schemes, the animation choices, and the surprising character development in the series finale.

Legend of Zelda Episodes 7-9 Review

TFJ Mike and TV’s Mr. Neil break down the "Doppelganger," "Underworld Connections," and "Stinging a Stinger" episodes of the Legend of Zelda cartoon. They discuss animation errors, the show's recurring plot tropes, and the bizarre design choices for Link and Zelda. The hosts also touch upon the live-action Inspector Gadget segment featuring a guest appearance by Maurice LaMarche.

Legend of Zelda Cartoon Episodes 4-6 Review

TFJoneMike and TV's Mr. Dale watch and discuss episodes four, five, and six of the 1989 Legend of Zelda animated series: "Kiss and Tell," "Sing for the Unicorn," and "That Sinking Feeling." They analyze the plot beats, critique the characterization of Sprite and the King, and evaluate the show's take on game items and physics. The hosts also discuss the recurring gags, voice acting, and animation quality before concluding with their ratings for each episode.

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