The trio is getting older, Johnny's face is getting more and more war wounds, Carmen is more and more like a middle-aged aunt, Carl's crow's feet are getting more and more, the same theme.
Dizzy is Carl's telepathy to Johnny from a distance, but I don't know why he wanted to make Dizzy, afraid of Johnny's collapse?
Carmen is just making soy sauce? Inexplicably asked to disarm and surrender, and then made a beautiful dodge flight, and then nothing? To the back is still the execution of the rescue, of course, the interpretation of the crazy pilot
This time the group did a good job, with more real faces, not as blind as they were during the invasion. To be honest, after the face is sealed, it is a bit difficult to identify only by the armor painting.
The protagonist's halo is too strong, and the dagger kills the bug. Surrounded by bugs can also find equipment to escape. He was hit by a cannon bug and was unscathed.
A bunch of silly rescuers came over and didn't know to kill the cannon bug first, and then damaged the landing craft.
Some things are just for silly plots.
Insects that can enter the sky can only foolishly attack the base along a covered bridge.
Martians have no sense of existence at all, and at the end of the day, they didn't see a serious Martian inhabitant.
But the animation is really good, better than invasion.
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