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Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One

SCORE: 70

The Big Bad Beetleborgs is a mix between Goosebumps and The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. There is a horror and scale element linked into this show, and there is also the robot battling. Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One starts off with three kids exploring a haunted house. They release a ghost who grants them a wish.

What would three kids into comic books wish for? To become the heroes they read about. So Flabber grants their wish. He accidentally leaves the door open, and bad guys can come out of the comic books as well. Which is where we get all of the different bad guys they have to fight.

I have the admit the idea of wanting to be the hero you read about is a really good one. I remember being a kid and wanting a healing factor like Wolverine. Or to be fast like the Flash, or to fly like Superman. So I can relate to that concept. As can my own children.

Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One has humor in it that kids will like. A variety of wild and wacky things happen in Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One. Flabber is called a ghost and phasm. To me he acts more like a Genie. Mixed with an Elvis impersonator.

The monsters in Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One made little sense to me. We have a mummy, vampire, werewolf, and Frankenstein kind of character. They generally harassed the kids when they entered the haunted house because they wanted to eat them. At times they were helpful, but generally they were just in the way of the plot.

Being a horror show for kids, Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One has one major holiday in it - Halloween. This does not really surprise me since it goes along with the subject matter. There are a lot of things in Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One that can scare kids. My youngest does not like this show.

The spiritual aspects are rarely touched upon in Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One. Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One hops around from horror, to monsters are okay, to robot battles, and then getting the bad guy back into the comic book. Parts of this show looks spliced together.

It will take around nine hours to get completely through Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One. There are twenty-seven episodes on the three DVDs. The comic book effects stand out, as does the kids keeping some powers outside of being Beetleborgs. Parents are shown as clueless, especially the karate grandmother. Magic is a large part of Big Bad Beetleborgs Season One Volume One.
- Paul

Graphics: 65%
Sound: 70%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 76%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: DVD
Publisher: Shout Factory
Rating: ‘TV-Y7’ - Specifically Designed for Children Seven Years of Age or Older

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