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Jesse Schedeen
IGN
“Disenchantment shows potential in its first ten episodes, but the series fails to capitalize on it.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Compelling character development
- Fresh imaginative locations
- Strong voice cast performances
- Creative freedom
- Occasional heartfelt moments
Points of Contention
- Pacing issues
- Not yet on par with Groening’s earlier hits
- Derivative humor
- Stretched running gags
- Weak story momentum
Professional Reviews
3 reviews from 2 critics70 David Griffin 2 reviews · avg IGN Disenchantment Season 2 improves with stronger character development and imaginative new locations, though pacing issues dilute the humor. The season offers a more impactful story than the first, making it a worthwhile watch despite not matching Groening's earlier hits.
David Griffin 2 reviews · avg
IGN
Disenchantment Season 2 improves with stronger character development and imaginative new locations, though pacing issues dilute the humor. The season offers a more impactful story than the first, making it a worthwhile watch despite not matching Groening's earlier hits.
All 2 David Griffin reviews, aggregated above
70
Netflix's Disenchantment Season 2
Disenchantment Season 2 improves with stronger character development and imaginative new locations, though pacing issues dilute the humor. The season offers a more impactful story than the first, making it a worthwhile watch despite not matching Groening's earlier hits.
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Disenchantment Season 3
“Disenchantment Season 3 loses some of its comedic momentum with running gags that are stretched too thin.”
