It's actually a very interesting idea, one that took of course inspiration on the Marvel comics with the same name.

Having the original stories that we know, twisted and fairly so given that we are now entering the realm of the Multiverse in Marvel upcoming movies and TV shows - Let me start with the good: Stunning animation and casting, it's very interesting that they were able to get most of the original actors for the voice recording, it makes it look more connected to the original movies and TV shows where we see these characters.

Although not all episodes are good, the ones that are, they are really captivating and well made - and once again I need to emphasize the animation work, it is really amazing seeing these alternative characters brought to life.

Now this is where I struggle a bit with the concept (hopefully they change it in upcoming seasons), my expectation for the show was that, in pivotal moments of the content we saw in the past, we would be presented with how an alternative version of that event would be - for the sake of an example, imagine if Peter Quill in Infinity War hadn't snapped and Thanos was defeated right there?

This was the type of alternate reality I wanted to see, instead for most episodes (with a few exceptions) we are already in a story where "the changing moment" took place and we don't know how, why and what made it happen in the first place? And also those moments were most likely not even happening in the the "original timeline".

I know there's a bunch that could be explored when you talk about "Multiverse" and the possibilities are "endless" but that just seems to be like an easy argument, it would've been more interesting to see a deviation happening from a small detail and how the Marvel world would be - with that being said it's still entertaining and definitely worth the watch.

EDIT FOR SEASON 2: Now that I have the right expectations, I manage to enjoy season 2 better.

I almost forgot about season 1, I had to do a quick recap, but season 2 actually has one great aspect to it - while my original expectation on season 1 was never met, they actually built on top of the story created on season 1 and didn't went with some random storylines.

I believe that was the single reason why I was more drawn to this season.

The animation and voice acting are consistently great and this time around even the episodes that gave us a fresh plot or even fresh characters are original and engaging.

I like the concept, while it can easily become a bit all over the place, it's a series of its own, it's not like it needs to follow the MCU rules or make sense within it, it does however have a lot of references to both comics and movies.

Great season, looking forward to the next!