A.T.O.M. ALPHA TEAM ON MACHINES FULL
Then you have Hawk, a complete ego-maniac, but one of those ego-maniacs who is so full of himself and kinda dumb that he doesn’t even have time to be a typical jackass most of the time. REVENGE!!’ That coupled with the magic martial arts out of nowhere makes this show kinda smell B-Movie-ish Axel, the leader, is brave, responsible, smart, and of course has the most cliché backstory of ‘The villain killed my father. The characters are pretty much cutouts and stereotypes. Gee, wonder if he’ll come back in the next episode. The departure is framed as a cliffhanger.
A.T.O.M. ALPHA TEAM ON MACHINES FREE
Why do you need to bring magic martial arts into it?Īt the end, the bad guy gets away, and Hawk suddenly leaves because he doesn’t want to damage his precious face while chasing baddies even though he decided to help Axel this time of his own free will, even without knowing the connection between the two of them.
I thought this universe was just ours in the fairly distant future, then you throw magic martial arts in the mix? You didn’t think your premise was strong enough on its own with cool machines? Hell, the team is called Alpha Teens on MACHINES. Reading the Wiki, this martial art only gets more insane and more like arcade game and DBZ fare. The leader, Axel, because leaders always get the best stuff, knows a martial art called Jo-Lan which makes his eyes glow and allows him to shoot Kamehameha waves or pseudo-Hadokens, if you will, from his hands. For the most part, yeah, that’s right, but then….they introduce magic martial arts. Then………I really thought this show would just be focused on X-TREEM sports and cool vehicles and doing crime fighting stuff with that. First off, just to get this out of the way, COPS? Hellooooo? Rampant escaped convict involved in a really destructive car chase? Kidnaps the guy following him? Yoohoo? Are you there? I don’t know what happens in episode two, but I really believe it would work as a standalone. They could’ve started out the episode with introductions to the characters, have them be new recruits to be testers for Lee’s creations simply because they’re X-TREEM and cut a good five minutes down for more exploration. I really believe they spent too much time focusing on the game show, especially considering that the show was basically fake. But even as a part-one this episode’s second half seems rushed and weird. I was going to complain that this seemed like half a story, and it is because it’s a two-parter. When they find they have failed, they vow to stop him no matter what. After a prison break results in the release of a man that Axel has a grudge against, they group up together to stop him. The premise is simple five strangers are selected via weird challenge show to test out the latest tech creations of a man named Janus Lee, a man so rich he basically owns the entire city. I couldn’t really get a good lock on how I felt about this show. When a prison break occurs, releasing a man named Alexander Paine, the five, especially their leader Axel Manning, take it upon themselves to pursue him since he supposedly killed Axel’s father over a decade ago.īreakdown: This show is really silly….but kinda fun?
His eight detachable mechanical arms provide him with strength, dexterity, and climbing ability.
He wears a helmet equipped with six mini-cameras with night vision and infra-red capabilities. He can create insect-themed machines which he treats as his pets. Roger Marcel, aka Spydah, is a minion of Paine who broke out of jail with him.
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