The eight episodes of the first season were released together, continuing Netflix's consistent conscience. After watching it continuously, it is still quite interesting. It is much better than the toothpaste squeezing mode that has forgotten the previous episode when watching the next episode of the week.
The story that adds up to more than two hours is very compact: Davian, the original dragon knight male protagonist, defeated the Terrorblade together with an ancient dragon, but was possessed by the wounded dragon. Encountered Darkmoon Princess Mirana who wanted to recover the lotus flower stolen by the elf Fimlin and others, overcoming difficulties and obstacles all the way, came to the hidden castle praying for Karl, Karl handed the stolen lotus flower to Mirana and his party. Let them bring it back to the Moon God Celimone, in exchange for Celimone to let the Darkmoon Legion withdraw. In fact, it was the Invoker Carl who resented his daughter because Celimone refused to save their daughter. He reached an agreement with the Terrorblade and used the lotus flower to isolate the moonlight, which caused Celimonie to be beaten by the Terrorblade. In the chaos, Davian turned to save Mirana, and then was taken away by the dragoons, and the female elf Fimlin kept following. . .
The picture is very beautiful, almost every scene is like comics. The lines of the characters are relatively thick, typical American style. Fortunately, most characters can distinguish gender. The male protagonist's figure is a bit exaggerated, and it feels a lot bigger than the female protagonist and the second female. If it becomes a live version, it will be bigger than O'Neill. The painting style of the scene is very beautiful, the starry sky, the cave, the palace, and the 8 dragons all have a sense of substitution.
I thought that the characters in it could be drawn like the title, but the result was a thick line style. . .
Especially Ceremony, who has high hopes for appearance, painted a bit like an old lady (囧)
Some characters also lack a bit of momentum in the dubbing, and it feels like they are reading lines, which is less meaningful than Riman.
Overall it is worth seeing.
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