Genuenly thought this show had enough on its sleeve to be the best Marvel TV show so far on account of their dissapointing executions towards their endings... However, this one for me was sensed as the largest missed opportunity thus far.

The whole concept of alternate realities that allow writers and producers to go total haywire and introduce more out-of-the-box aspects for a Marvel proyect was a possibility I saw happening. Instead, that right-up-their-alley feeling the show has gives me an insipid feeling, especially after reading some of the comics.

Marvel has mastered the crowd-pleasing effect on most of its films, not moving anywhere from there, lacking any compelling notions. It almost seems as if that experience that they controlled so well for their own benefit in the past appears to be long gone after even the fandom seemed to be left uninterested after episode 6.... Something that, if I've recalled correctly, hasn't happened to a Marvel proyect before.

In a show full of tribulating facets, the animation style and overall writing seem to me as the biggest. Having several plot holes in most of their episodes and dialogue without any intentions. The 3D artstyle that wants to separate itself from the conventional, 2D-animated superhero show style gets rather old after a few episodes and, as a bonus, most of the backgrounds of the diverse animated settings needed more work.

And, even with all of its flaws, Marvel keeps being sure as hell entertaining. Maybe Eternals will go deeper into the superhero genre and wil dare to assemble (no pun intended) the risks that Marvel has felt hesitant to execute since its beginnings.