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Hello Wonder Island is literally just an episode, a pretty good one, but just an episode rather than a film/movie.
Follow the Rescued Shark felt pointless, but not the fun pointless like Mechapolis was.
Follow the Rescued Shark felt pointless, but not the fun pointless like Mechapolis was.
C tier: Movie 7 was... Ok, but again pretty weak and felt pointless. Highlight of the film was Mashirito and Senbei's quarrels and Arale doing some funny things ig
B tier (1): Movie 9 is pretty great, deserved a larger runtime in order to be a better experience.
Movie 6 is great too, all the Dodongadon hijinx was fantastic. Definitely the most cinematic of the returns movies. But idk, the main cast should've been used more.
Movie 6 is great too, all the Dodongadon hijinx was fantastic. Definitely the most cinematic of the returns movies. But idk, the main cast should've been used more.
B tier (2): Abale-chan was fun.... for a less than ten minute short. Would love to see her and Mashirito Jr again someday.
The remake movie, oh man, it is a guilty pleasure. It's pretty bad story and pace-wise, but the characters and settings are so fun that I don't care.
The remake movie, oh man, it is a guilty pleasure. It's pretty bad story and pace-wise, but the characters and settings are so fun that I don't care.
A tier (1): Movie 4, I never gave enough credit. A very fun adventure with our main cast after such a long time of them kinda obscuring due to the Tsuns, Turbo and Obotchaman existing. It's endearing to see the hoyoyo gang AU brought back, and Christian Obo is the SON OF GOD
A tier (2): Movie 5 is pointlessly fun and whimsical. There is little to no story, it is just about Arale and gang fucking around in dreamland.
Yes, I'd watch that shit allllllll day.
Yes, I'd watch that shit allllllll day.
A tier (3): Movie 3 is great. Race genre is neat, and Mashirito is kinda bat-shit crazy here... Bias.. But I cannot help it lmao
Borobo is adorable. Good utilization of the cast too, and greatly creative stakes.
Borobo is adorable. Good utilization of the cast too, and greatly creative stakes.
