Ah, yes. The classic "cheating is okay because everybody loves you" story. I don't understand how inventions are considered cheating, but nitro boosters aren't.
Blaze is one of the most egotistical "heroes" I've ever seen in a kids show. He can't handle the thought of losing a single race, (which they don't get any reward for, by the way) so he resorts to blatant cheating.
The show teaches basic engineering and science, which is a great concept, but I'm surprised at how not grounded in reality it is for teaching physics and such.
Overall, the show has flawed morals, boring and egotistical characters, and is just poorly made all around.
Blaze is one of the most egotistical "heroes" I've ever seen in a kids show. He can't handle the thought of losing a single race, (which they don't get any reward for, by the way) so he resorts to blatant cheating.
The show teaches basic engineering and science, which is a great concept, but I'm surprised at how not grounded in reality it is for teaching physics and such.
Overall, the show has flawed morals, boring and egotistical characters, and is just poorly made all around.