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So... My friends always told me how amazing and wonderful this game was, and so on... And for a long time I was giving in to temptation. But one day, I decided to give it a try and... I fell in LOVE with it. This game has everything a battle royale needs to be good: incredible graphics, good gameplay, good characters, good mechanics (some more creative than the others) and a huge potential for an animated series. Even if you depend exclusively and solely on your skill to excel, don't be afraid: install it. You won't regret it. Oh, and playing this game with friends is one of the best experiences you'll have in your life.

I have no words to describe how good this series is. With such incredible animation that every frame made me have a stroke, a lo-fi soundtrack that I could easily relax to if I had the courage to add it to Spotify, a story so good that with each episode Hilda's world expands and grows, characters that you won't forget so easily because they're so good (with honorable mention to Twig, Elfur, Hilda and the round flying creatures whose names I forgot), and a ton of things that you have to watch to see. In fact, there's no way you can watch this series and not automatically fall in love with the characters and the plot, proving that in the animation business, few can beat Netflix.

Another one of the animations they make to promote as a prelude to the next games in the Sonic franchise, SF Prologue: Divergence, to promote Sonic Frontiers, was directed by my favorite animator and director, Tyson Hesse, who did other Sonic animations and became known for fixing Sonic's design in the movie and was animated by Powerhouse Animations, who became known for producing the Castelvania animes for Netflix. The short is centered on Knuckles showing how he got stuck on Ares Island during the game, and in fact the animation is excellent, with Dave rocking as Knuckles himself and confirming one of the theories of the game itself in a satisfactory way. No complaints, very good.