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Paw Patrol Rescue Knights

SCORE: 81

They are doing so many weird and different things with Paw Patrol that I can barely keep up. Paw Patrol Rescue Knights is all about knights and dragons in medieval times. Yet they have cars, helicopters and other modern vehicles in Paw Patrol Rescue Knights. That part confused me. There is a different design for the pups vehicles in Paw Patrol Rescue Knights. Maybe it was a different toy line they tried to sell and did some shows based off of it. I know that happened with G.I. Joe in the past.

It takes 139 minutes to watch the six episodes of Paw Patrol Rescue Knights. The six episodes that are on the Paw Patrol Rescue Knights DVD are Quest for the Dragon’s Tooth, Pups Save a Dozing Dragon, Pups Save a Tournament, Pups Save the Baby Dragons, Pups Break the Ice, and Pups Save Excalibark. There is a princess, a duke trying to get power, a bad pup, and a giant dragon that appears in these episodes on top of the Paw Patrol.

Kids can learn a variety of lessons from Paw Patrol Rescue Knights. Kids can learn that stealing is wrong, cheating is wrong, lying is wrong, and more. Paw Patrol Rescue Knights also teaches kids to help others, and to do the right thing. The dragons are an interesting mechanic within Paw Patrol Rescue Knights. Claw is the mischievous pup that feeds his dragon marsh mellows to get him to do things for him.

The animation in Paw Patrol Rescue Knights is nice. There is some good voice acting within Paw Patrol Rescue Knights as well. Kids will appreciate the level of respect given to other characters. There are so many angry people being psycho that it is important to have entertainment that encourages respect for others even when they are doing the wrong thing in your eyes. I wish more entertainment would learn from Paw Patrol.

The entire knights and dragon theme of Paw Patrol Rescue Knights is interesting to me. The episode with the ice breathing dragon was an interesting twist on dragons. The princess hid her identity in Paw Patrol Rescue Knights to compete in the tournament. Quest for the Dragon’s Tooth reminds me to be aware of my surroundings at all times. Pups Save Excalibark show us that there are no shortcuts to the top. There are also always some people who will try and cheat their way above others.
- Paul

Graphics: 82%
Sound: 85%
Replay/Extras: 76%
Gameplay: 81%
Family Friendly Factor: 81%

System: DVD
Publisher: Paramount
Developer: Nickelodeon
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated

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