Review Time: this episode is excellent
Basic background information: The power
staffs of the Darkling Lords: these are just two examples of them, the first is
Fear it's main controller is Cravex or anyone that holds it and says the
magical words or poem or spell "O mist-filled pits, dark, dank, unclear,
touch all before me with frost-fingered fear!" [The amount of times you
can use this with one charge is once.]
The second
one is Invulnerability its main controller is Lexor or anyone that holds it and
says the magical words or poem or spell "The arrows turn, the swords
repel, let nothing pierce this mortal shell!" [The amount of times you can
use this with one charge is once.]
Storylines/Character developments/Comedy level: now at some point this episode gets split down into roughly three
sections where you have two pairings of characters looking for some things and
in two different locations and one where you see these three characters having
this conversation in one scene but it has to be said, I don't think I am too
keen on the woodland fantasy characters [Woodland Imps I think that is what
they are called and how it is spelled but I could be wrong,] you will know
these characters when you see them in a nutshell there are three of them,
briefly I don't mind them I do understand their purpose, but if I had to pick
up one thing to take a mark off this episode this would be it, yes the comedy
element known as [give me a hand,] where one Darkling Lord asks another one to
give him a hand and briefly these woodland characters stand close to the
situation chairing and clapping or something like this; but in the interest of
fairness and balance there are other comedy elements.
Action sequences: now without saying
too much for one example there are two Spectral Knights sitting down from
somewhere high up watching this situation develop below and talking about
things at the same time, whilst these two characters are having this
conversation, these two mystical creatures are battling for their potential
lives, this sequence is of a very high standard [then again I do continuously
give high praise for the action sequences in this TV series.]
Hunting/Moral message: there are elements
of hunting in this episode in one way or another, moving on to the moral
message, before I continue I am aware that one of the Darkling Lord's had evil
intentions just before the conclusion of this bargain, but putting this to one
side there is enough here for me to say this; in the later stages of this
episode it highlights; just for once let's put our differences to one side and
look at the bigger picture, for those picky people out there in Internet land
yes these two sets of characters don't work together as such, but it is more
about upholding a bargain/deal and after it is done we will walk away from one
another [I should point out that the next time these two sets of characters
meet all deals are off.]
This episode receives: 9/10, I am
comfortable with this mark; I am not backtracking on anything I have said in
this review, but these three characters it is difficult to explain I don't
dislike these characters, but at the same time I can't comfortably give this
episode 10 out of 10 either, where I gave one previous episode of this TV
program 10 out of 10 that was relatively easy to justify, but in this case I
could give this episode 10 out of 10 because the artistic visions are fantastic
as well but then again it would have a question mark over it, which if you have
been following me long enough it would and will irritate me, it's just because
yes I may not be as technically gifted or a person with many words, but I am
very precise so I will stay with this mark.
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