This film is reminiscent of the Disney/Marvel movies that have been coming out recently like Captain America 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy. And, while this does mean that it gets right what the big studios are doing, it sadly also has some of the same faults as well.

Overall, the animation is great. I always like to use the scale of Rankin & Bass Christmas Specials to The LEGO Movie when judging good animation, and, this certainly falls somewhere in-between. It's not a technical marvel, pardon the pun; however, it isn't sloppy or unoriginal either. The flow of the animation works perfectly with the pacing, and, looks great on the eye. The heavy use of filters and color correction, on the other hand, isn't.

Everything in the editing department is just a bit too overblown. While each frame does look like something straight out of a comic book - it only goes to show why pages on a panel shouldn't be directly adapted for animation. What looks great as a still photo doesn't necessarily look good on video. The action is a bit hard to follow - again, if I frame by frame, everything's pretty clear, however, the overall picture is just too confusing. The composition needs to be looked at a bit closer next time. Try to make the entire piece fit as one film, instead of working on just the individual small bits. "The whole is better than the sum of it's parts," they always say - and this proves to be true especially here.

Otherwise, the directing, voice acting, and set designs are really inspiring. Nothing's overdone in that department, and, while things do look a bit busy at times, the setting is in the middle of a city - So, it's excusable.