The bad. It seemed like it was going for the monster of the week approach by in a more adult series. As childish as some of the jokes are, it is still meant for older teens to adults. So this monster of the week scenario isn't really all that good of an idea. It would have benefited from having arcs dedicated to a different monster rather than having a monster of the week, because we don't get the want for these villains to go down. The villains are another thing I don't like about the series, they all seem too forced, with the exception or Ruby, who has a legitimate reason for attacking and killing human beings. The series doesn't take itself as seriously as it should at most points. At some points it does, but those parts aren't serious enough to warrant almost a whole season of comic relief.
The good. Where as it doesn't work as a whole, the monster of the week scenario does add a lot of humor to the series, making it forgivable. The comedy is something that this series does very well, whether it is situation comedy or a play on words within the series, they handle the comedy very well. But when it comes to being serious, and having a serious scene between two characters, they can pull it off well. I did really enjoy the art style of this show and felt that it fit with the feel of the series. And the ending was a really good.
Final Verdict:
It's good. I really enjoyed it and I would suggest giving it a try.
7/10
