Out of the current roster of episodes available, I've only come to a consensus now for people who haven't checked out any of the recent entries and to give a more calculated and non-biased review... this will be fairly lengthy, but do as you will.

What If?, is a Marvel TV show that premises on scenarios based around different possibilities and realities of Marvel's universe. Comics wise, there's a ton of things that could be covered in this. All the way from What If Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe all the way to Marvel's Ruins. Essentially, this show is a MCU cut-and-paste version of that. With that being said, my fundamental complaints with the show primarily lie on its animation and certain adaptations from the comics- so this will be pretty geeky and gawky for sure to talk about...

The animations for this show definitely don't reveal well to us and don't look standard for a billion dollar industry; you have to ask yourself the question, "How come Disney couldn't afford better artistry or animators?" That's something beyond all of our minds as fans anyways, mostly business-related I'm sure. However, the animations and artwork itself are puzzlingly bad/decent to a degree that it's hard to really make a critique of its quality in some angles but it's easy to point out in other places. I found the animations profoundly lackluster and chalky, which is such a weird thing to say about an animation in general- most of the time, animations look well done and seem believable for the most part- here it feels very cut and dry. The color palate looks great, but the outlines, the movements, and the style is just so out of tune with some of these episodes. I've recalled bringing this up with a friend one day and suggested something like, "Maybe they could've just had separate animators and artist do each episode to their own accord? Halo Legends had that." Again, this is just a critique.

My next knock off is towards the content it's covering, some of these episodes have very dark material, and have been watered down in favor of a younger audience (which is totally fine!) and it takes away the visceral things about that storyline itself- my main one being Marvel Zombies, and boy, that's a can of worms that I never expected Disney to dwell into. Yet they indulged on the kid-friendly concept so hard that it toned the entire idea of Marvel Zombies! Bizarre is an understatement for sure, and any avid comic book fan who read Marvel Zombies knows just how much they knocked off for it to appear on the show. Anyways, aside from the nitpick, there's much more interesting concepts they could've covered instead of de-aging the mature content for viewers; before you read any further, Kevin Feige expressed that he will keep R-Rated material and mature content for fans of the Marvel universe, a.k.a Deadpool, Punisher, Daredevil, so it's hard to see What If? Do the things it's currently doing.

Now the good stuff, the episodes are good for the most part- they're great time burners, they're interesting, and there's all sorts of unique storylines interpolated into the MCU. The action set pieces look good, the characters are awesome as usual, and there's going to be 18 episodes of all this for everyone. Ranging from action to horror in each episode.

I would recommend this series, it's good! It just suffers from low-quality animations and bad choices in certain episodes to cover from the comics. Overall, it's a fun time to watch them. It teaches the audience about the different stories and variations that Marvel Comics has.