>>149102478
In general?
>Very good heart, all feels like it was created with love, and even the "ironic" moments are done with a smile
>Extremely unique concept that draws from a wide swath of inspiration
>Incredible animation and visual direction. Excellent sound design too, which sometimes goes forgotten in these shows since you only really notice it when it's actively bad
>A great sign for the animation industry that a show can just take off like this and make a big impact, even if this level of success is just a fluke
>That same strong style might push away people who don't like all it has to offer
>Has some bad habits it overindulges in, and a fan base that sometimes expects things it was never going to provide

More specifically?
>Great cast of characters: some are more two dimensional than others, but they're stereotypes in an at least appealing and real way. For every character, I've met plenty of people who have them as their favorites
>Jax is one of the most interesting characters I've ever seen
>The dialogue is very diverse between characters, which can make some scenes feel more stilted than others; any Zooble conversation is buttery smooth, while Ragatha talks like a flustered P.R woman. This is deliberate, but it doesn't always work
>The series has a bad habit of having characters just Say Things without sufficient prompting. This is probably a consequence of the run-time, but it's still a real problem in some scenes. Ragatha is ESPECIALLY guilty of this
>Each episode is an experiment, which is good if you like experimentation, and bad if you find a specific episode type you like and want them to stick with it. No two episodes have been the same, inevitably leading to each new episode being dubbed "the worst one so far" until people realize what they expected was never what was being offered
>The fandom is a fun bunch

This series has made the world of animation measurably better, but it's defined as much by its flaws as its strengths