Silver Hawks Volume One
SCORE: 75
After reading the recent Silver Hawks comic books I decided to check
out the original animation. Silver Hawks Volume One is my return to this
franchise. There are thirty-two episodes on the three discs in Silver
Hawks Volume One. It takes seven hundred and four minutes to watch
Silver Hawks Volume One from start to finish. There will be spoilers in
my review.
The issues families can have with Silver Hawks Volume One are violence,
theft, and more. The Silver Hawks are sort of like police in the Limbo
Universe. They are constantly dealing with to mob. Mon-Star is the head
of the mob. He will transform from a furry thing to an armored creature
that rides a giant octopus that also has armor.
There is some corny humor within Silver Hawks Volume One. The end of
each episode has a little learning about space. I question some of the
facts within Silver Hawks Volume One. The names of the characters can be
laughable at times. Mon-Star Planet Master and Zero Memory Thief come to
mind. Also Hardware is another great example.
At times while I watched Silver Hawks Volume One I had a certain
comment. That comment was: “that is not how space works.” Someone gets
knocked off a vehicle and they fall really fast. Or all of these
characters are breathing while out in space. I know Silver Hawks Volume
One is for older kids and teens. Still a little realism would have been
better.
There are other things in Silver Hawks Volume One that I noticed.
Mon-Star would lose again and again. Every time he said he would get the
Silver Hawks next time. That never happened. Yes Man is an interesting
character to me in Silver Hawks Volume One. He agrees with almost
everything. He is quite the snake. The cap driver will stick in your
head if you know what I mean. Silver Hawks Volume One taught me that
metal is not real since the Silver Hawks are partly metal and partly
real.
- Paul
Video: 75%
Audio: 80%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Functionality: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: DVD
Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: Warner Bros
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated
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