Aww, man.

it will never get a sci-fi spinoff called High Guardian Space

Probably for the best, it would taste like the show.

Not even instant oatmeal

This cut me deep for some reason -- and I don't even like the show!

Yeah it's a let down to build the review up so much and then just be like "nah" at the last second. I have faith this is not the last we'll hear about this show from him though.

@@SeaStarTea I get it. It's unfortunate but I get it.

i think this video is ment to be a trailer for the video

Becaue there would undoubtedly have been a snot load of “hurrrr long bad” if he actually did.

i could lowkey fall asleep watching it instead of my usual audiobooks thats how good enter can be sometimes at this review stuff

This show became so bad its good because of Velma.

Velma killed this show hard.

At least this show it's its own thing and does not blemish an otherwise good franchise.

Wow, it’s like the show was made out of spite.

@@nickytembo4112Knowing she wrote the episode where Sage complains about guys don’t understand feelings in front of Snapdragon and instead of having Snapdragon call her out with her sexist talk, she called her out for not realizing Snapdragon is a girl, it ain’t coincidence enough.

I wish to Kate the most horrible life hope she'll lose everything and get denied of any future jobs.

@@nickytembo4112If THIS show was made from spite, Velma was made from malice only achieved by hellbeings.

this was the animated atrocity we were all WAITING for XD

Which is sad because this show looks very promising.

​@@wolfgangamadeusmozart1293I am not too sure about that. Nothing stood out that much to begin with.

Velma...

Not just that, the whole thing seems to be an obvious set up with the rot thing that they introduced being the ultimate drawback for being able to "do anything" and that there is always a cost. Instead that just never happens. In fact both of those supplots never pay off. The rot is never cured nor even understood and sage just kinda gets over herself and starts using new magic and seemingly accepts that its just better than old magic. Truly baffling.

Then, as uniquenameosaurus pointed out when he did this, in one scene, new magic went from "literally better in every conceivable way" to "only a moron would get within a country mile of this when a more tedious but infinitely safer method exists"

sounds like the advertising of the average MMO

@@tobiasbayer4866 I could see curing the Rot being left to a never-happening season 2. But the vagueness of how Old and New Magic work is still annoying, particularly since one of the main characters' conflicts revolves around how these two magic systems operate and which one she will learn. Kinda need some specifics in order to get invested in that arc. And of course how episode 4 and kinda episode 5 seem to be going for Old/New Magic being a metaphor for conservative/liberal values, but that's its own whole mess...

On one hand, I wish he wouldnt torture himself On the other, there's popcorn.

​@@icarue993I see what you did there.

Uniquenameosuarus. He did an in depth breakdown, episode by episode.

Enter reviewing a show episode by episode? As some who remembers the days of his G4 MLP reviews im throughly invested

​@@ethanmacdonald8568 Difference of course is he LIKED (most of) the first 4 seasons of MLP, because the staff actually gave a damn about its quality… With HGS, I can't say the top staff didn't care, but everyone can agree they were horrifically incompetent while the grunt-workers (animators, sound producers) definitely didn't care

In other words, one show had Eda Clawthorne...And the other was High Guardian Spice. I'll take the Owl Lady, thank you very much.

​@@smashmaster521same here

Both were Highly ambitious, but HGS had backing from a hive mind studio while Owl House was funded by a parasitic relationship. Owl house is still solid for what it is

@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast Just to clarify, when you say "Parasitic relationship," you mean between the show's crew and the Disney higher-ups?

@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast I have been calling Disney a "Fair-weathered friend" lately Perhaps that counts as parasitic

The writing is both obscenely brutal and childish at the same time.

Yeah I'd like that too

I would like to see his Spongebob and Family Guy animated atrocities for 2 hours

The creator actually blocked people who pointed that out and called him an idiot apparently it’s a reference to a song

@@roboticturtle8822 > *apparently it’s a reference to a song* Scarborough Fair / Canticle as made famous by Simon & Garfunkel?

Some people never stopped (seriously Guardian HQ is STILL making videos about it).

If anything, this shows just a glorified vanity project for a group of narcissists with daddy issues to boost their fragile egos

The Boss Baby AND its sequel.

doesnt it have 2 sequels@@davyjones3105

It does fit though: DT The Movie was a movie and Jumping the shark moment Boss Baby was the movie that officially started the dreamworks Nosedive sellout phase Both were never reviewed by Enter before and are awful ideas Both have infamous legacy of being cashgrabs that "succeeded" and help spawn abominations down the line (DT The Movie is the reason adult animation gotten nastier without being less censorious)

@@davyjones3105How about the Netflix show?

@@ChillstoneBlakeBlast Fair point.

Little Witch Academia but super awful

Would Abomination be better or worse quality than Atrocity?

My boy this just the trailer for the series, mr.enter needs his own miniseries to bash it.

It also has some good characters like Slimeboy, Amaryllis and Snapdragon.

Me too.

I've watched criticism videos on it, and to me, the worst is definitely the virtue signaling, or "minority stroking" as you called it. The statement about how they focused on diversity immediately followed by the writer's room being all women would be peak comedy if it wasn't so stupid. Like, they really said that, edited it, then shipped it out thinking there was nothing wrong with that. They are playing right into the negative stereotypes associated with people who advocate for inclusion, diversity, etc. and that really hurts their cause. I think most people couldn't care less what the gender or age of someone making something is as long as it's good. A show that's diverse and good is definitely progressive. A show that's diverse and is bad will just be forgotten, but then High Guardian Spice is bad and shoves its diversity down your throat. This is what makes it regressive and antagonizes those who don't agree with its politics. I've experienced some stories where although my opinions didn't align with the authors/writers at all, yet it made me consider things I never did before and gave me something to think about. You need to respect your audience, that's the difference. I don't want to get too much into the politics so I'll just leave it at this: This terrible show being bad is completely independent of their gender, race, political opinions, background, and anything else about their attributes outside of writing. Anyone who says different is just being disingenuous and trying to add a point to their political faction despite it being not relevant. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

@@megaultrasonic Quite frankly, minorities shouldn't even be a political issue, and I find it a sure sign that whoever uses us like that are corrupt whether they're a politician or not. The only saving grace is that I haven't heard any rumors of the creators trying to call people "minority haters" if they say they don't like their show, but even that small thing might not even be the case after I look deeper.

Honestly, I'd still have to agree with her. It's bad, definitely, but they were obviously focused on making the show "diverse" more than actually making it good. There's a potential that the flaws with the animation, writing and characters likely wouldn't be so awful if they weren't basically filling out a quota of how many women needed to be part of the production instead of "are they fit for the job? Great! Bring them in! This one turned out to be a woman? That doesn't matter because she's qualified, so let her in! This one's a guy? He's qualified, so add him to the team!" However, they didn't do that and likely didn't screen the women (or probably even the few token men) they chose to hire for actual talent, and so we got something that's now a sexist icon. As such, I think it really is the need to prioritize pandering to women (and apparently other minority groups later on) that ultimately destroyed any chance of this show being remotely decent. It might have turned out to be a piece of crap anyway, but that's impossible to know now, and even then, pandering to minorities like we're preschoolers, if not worse than preschoolers is morally wrong anyway, and I'll just be glad if it doesn't turn out that they tried to do it to Hispanics or those on the Autism Spectrum (which are the two types of minority groups I belong to).

Yeah, the beginning of this video would not make you think that it's a trailer.

Not anymore. We have the Boss Baby.

im honestly surprised he chose boss baby instead. even if you count it and the sequels combined its still way better than high guardian spice or velma. those 2 are way worse and honestly should have been picked for 200

​​​@@saiyanscaris6530 It may due because it's DreamWorks and he knows they can do better but, the company simply choses not too. Velma and the High Guardian Spice are practically products of nepotism, one from having a celebrity saving it from being easily dropped by tge studio and the other being financed with the money they collect from suscriptions which it was proven that it doesn't go to the anime studios.

Well, Boss Baby is quite deserving too… Although I was sure he’ll go with Velma as well.

Remember when he was working on anything for 200? Yeah, me too

so there super oblivious or very dumb. got it

While Amaryllis did start out as basically a bully I think she was always suppossed to have a redemption arc. Except that arc never happens. She just kinda stops being a bully on her own. She is just sassy most of the time. But the way she treats snapdragon shows to me that shes supposed to be the bratty rich girl with a heart of gold archetype. Similar to Pacifica Northwest. The characters we are actually supposed to are people like that dude who made fun of Snapdragon and the guys who Rosemary had a crush on but turned out to be sexist. The reason why in Velma Fred is the most likeable ist because he is actually allowed to have flaws unlike the rest of the main characters. In HGS thats not the case.