Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers

Well.... it acctually got me impressed, it is like doing a Namco X Capcom anime. Why? some may ask. Quite simple, this history has its originarity (although the Digimon feeling, look at Jessica, SHE IS A CHARACTER FROM DIGIMON artwork), yeah, it has it originarity, the thing is that:

Some teams in original's Marvel SPOILERS 1: some teams never meet each other, like Guardians of Galaxy never crossed paths with the Avengers (not from what I read), they never came across Doormamu (didn't read this one too).

Spoilers 2: They even made a Symbiote original's arc (this arc felt like Evil Ryu in Namco X Capcom,, ... who played it may understand what I'm saying). They even put DeadPool to work!!!!

Spoilers END.
OF COURSE IT IS DIFFERENT FROM THE ORIGINAL MARVEL STORY. But whatever, it is not Saint Seiya Omega at least (Naruto is Naruto, Mecha is Mecha, Power Ranger is Power Ranger, but SSO IS NOT SAINT SEIYA!)
It is supposed to be a kid show, but it is good the way it is (fun to watch),
this is mah opinion, mah, warui if I had bad manners here.

Story: 09/10. Like I said, it has it own originality, even copying Digimon and stuff.

Art: 07/10. It has some fails in the art, soooo, good although.

Sound: 10/10. Nothing to complain here.

Character: 07/10. Hulk's behavior is a bit different here, and the children are... well, their evolution in the story isn't that to be expected in an anime.

Enjoyment: 08/10. The last episodes (after RedSkull's arc) are better.

Overall: 08/10. Not that bad like the fans say, I am a fan that likes anything related to what I find fun, be a HQ, Manga, Anime, Game, whatever, if I like the brand, I will enjoy it, but SSO... I don't know how people can like that.

If you want to see a shonen-style anime starring Marvel Comics characters, this is your show. It is clearly targeted at a young male audience and as such if you don't like kids-action shonen series with lots of merchandising thrown in, then avoid this series.

I've only see the first 29 episodes so I have admittedly fallen behind and its currently in my "on hold" list. People have described this series as Pokemon meets Avengers but I see it more so as Digimon meets Avengers.

Similarly to Digimon Adventure, a group of young people are paired off with a different Avenger character in an adventure battle series ... where the goal is collecting stuff. Like in Digimon, each respective Avenger can only fight when their partner "summons" them through stock transformation sequences. Each kid has a personality that nicely contrasts the Avenger they are paired with, allowing for character growth. For example, The Hulk is paired with a nerdy, introverted kid while Captain America is paired with a teenage rebel.

The biggest attraction to this series for me is seeing Marvel Comics characters in an anime series. As a comics nerd, I enjoy seeing how Japanese creators visualize and give life to US creations. From what I've seen, they have done a great job at characterizing the Marvel characters as they should be.

If you aren't a Marvel comics fan or a fan of kids shonen adventure anime, there's pretty much no reason for you to watch this.

Horrible! Strictly prohibited for pregnant women, people with heart conditions and anyone who actually liked the original Avengers! Oh, and bats, because with their oversensitive hearing Japanese pronunciation of English will be beyond doubt lethal...

Tony Stark develops digital cells to imrpison villains in, but in his grand revelation ceremony he and the other Avengers are imrpisoned in their own digital cells as well. A group of 5 children receive devices made my Tony Stark that allow them to release the people trapped in the digital cells for a limited time. Aka the whole thing stinks Digimon.

For one thing, while the children capture a gazillion villains ... they never use any of them which is just retarded from a point onward. For another the pronunciation of a lot of English word is... Hard... For the Japanese. And by hard I mean that when I hear the words "Materializing, Idendity" etc my ears bleed a little. The scenario is beyond cliche and badly written at that, with the Avengers bonding with the overstereotyped children. The cool protagonist kid gets Iron-man, the girl gets Wasp because... They're both female, the nerdy kid gets Hulk to show his inner strength, the big overly-responsible brother of the protagonist gets Thor because he's a big brother too, and the black guy kid Captain America because... Actually it's propably because there was noone left for him to take. In fact that actually makes the relationship between Captain Mothaf£$king 'Merica and the kid the most interesting among the 5, since they don't need to build on stupid stereotypes, unlike the rest. But obviously that's not enough to save it.

The... Japanization of the series takes its toll too, increasing the rediculousness of the Digimon theme. For example, both the Avengers and the villains announce the names of their attacks, stealing away from the magic of brutal mindless violence which we all seek. Hearing Captain 'Motherf£$king 'Merica shout "Shield Throw!!" really kills the mood. Not to mention that Hulk, instead of being a wild rampaging monster... Is instead a relatively talkative sensitive person. How about Loki calling Thor "onii-san", Wolverine being polite and accepting to a girl he had just met and Doc Oc. shouting "Science is power!" while waving his hands at random in the most unscientific way possible? The villains are also designed to be beaten by the specific hero of each episode, inventing a gazillion retarded ways to take the rest of the heroes out of the picture.

Again: Avoid at all costs, a total waste of time!