Title speaks for itself. Cartoon Network at the time was just about to go downhill but it luckily managed to save its own skin via a show like Mixels...
Sure, the gap between episodes was massively inconsistent. Sure, characters like Balk, Tentro, Chilbo, never really obtained much from the show. And finally, sure, I would agree the ending was the most wasted potential ever, but this show was delivered with the best concept you could ever think of.
Mixels, as a show, was pretty much more about potential than execution. It was at its heaviest at series 1 (and to a lesser extent, series 2), then it started to diminish right after, until NNGA where it went super downhill. And that's pretty sad because us fans expected more from such a large cast of characters throughout the series and seasons.
But that's okay, as you, fans and watchers, get to shape up your creativity and ideas. This show was about creativity anyway, I guess.
Sure, the gap between episodes was massively inconsistent. Sure, characters like Balk, Tentro, Chilbo, never really obtained much from the show. And finally, sure, I would agree the ending was the most wasted potential ever, but this show was delivered with the best concept you could ever think of.
Mixels, as a show, was pretty much more about potential than execution. It was at its heaviest at series 1 (and to a lesser extent, series 2), then it started to diminish right after, until NNGA where it went super downhill. And that's pretty sad because us fans expected more from such a large cast of characters throughout the series and seasons.
But that's okay, as you, fans and watchers, get to shape up your creativity and ideas. This show was about creativity anyway, I guess.