Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two
SCORE: 52
I can see why this television show was canceled after Tomb Raider The
Story of Lara Croft Season Two. This animated show got worse, and has
strayed from the whole Tomb Raider mythos very badly. There are eight
episodes within Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two. The
episodes last between twenty-two and thirty minutes. Many of the
characters from the previous season return in a diminished fashion.
The issues families can have with Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft
Season Two are violence, blood, gore, bad language, false gods, magic,
theft, lack of attire, enticement to lust, rebellion against God, sexual
deviancy and more. Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two is
very anti-male, anti-capitalism, and complaining about conquerors of the
past. Pretty much every liberal brain washing talking point. If you ever
wonder why younger people hold radical opinions - look at the
entertainment.
You better believe that the rest of this review will contain spoilers.
Lara Croft meets Mila the CEO of Pithos. Mila claims she is trying to
make the world better. So Lara Croft steals an African mask that her
father acquired and she donated to a museum. From there we learn these
masks contain mystical powers that can kill Orisha. These Orisha are
false gods that gave up on mankind long ago.
There are multiple masks that grant different powers. For example one
can make people sick and die in a few seconds. Another can control
water. Still another can heal. Eshu is a drunk that is the key to
winning in Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two. Sam Nishimura
joins Lara on the quest to save the world from Mila and her employees.
Eshu can copy the powers of the other masks and teleport around in Tomb
Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two.
The ending of Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two does set
things up for another season. Like I previously stated this show was
canceled after the second season. The ending of Tomb Raider The Story of
Lara Croft Season Two makes me feel like it is the exact opposite of the
entire franchise. Lara is giving away all of these treasures that either
her or her father acquired. They went through a lot of effort and cost
to get them. Tomb Raider The Story of Lara Croft Season Two spits on
that.
- Paul
Video: 51%
Audio: 55%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Functionality: 55%
Family Friendly Factor: 40%
System: Netflix
Publisher: Legendary Television
Developer: Crystal Dynamics
Rating: ‘TV-14’ - This program contains some material that many parents
would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age {Violence,
Language, Gore, Fear, Smoking}
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