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I feel like yapping about batwheels joker so idk read if you care im just dumping some thoughts here

Yall know how amazing of a job Batwheels did at respecting where it came from, most of the material it uses: the superheroes are not kiddified or dumbed down, something i am so eternally grateful for i will explode.

But i feel like the way they handled Joker is absolutely amazing. Its so so so well done.

Jokers behavior & interaction with Batman

I know some people might not like the fact that most of the time Joker doesnt really do actual harm and doesnt commit super bad crimes, however, i feel like the things he does in Batwheels he would do alongside worse things. In older, original batwheels media, Joker is absolutely morally corrupt. He does terrible things, to Batman, to innocent people and even to children. Obviously they can't depict Joker like that in a show for preschoolers, so whenever i see people get mad about Joker being "kiddified" in Batwheels im like BIG FUCKING DUH HES KIDDIFIED HES THE REASON BARBARA GORDON IS PARALYZED BRO HE SHOT HER AND HE BRUTALLY KILLED JASON TODD YOU WANNA PUT SHIT LIKE THAT IN A KIDS SHOW?

What i like about this, is that the more "harmless" things Joker does - blocking roads, horsing around with the Batlight, stealing from stores and crashing cars - go so nicely in tune with his bigger crimes like the numerous times he's robbed banks and the time he tried flooding Gotham with massive water balloons. He would do that imo. Joker would litter random streets with banana peels the first day and the other day try to flood Gotham with a homemade tsunami. Its in character, but less harmful

His interactions with the Batfamily and especially the way he talks to Batman is honestly relatively in character aswell, he will lock them up in random cellars or sabotage their vehicles but he wont physically abuse them and try to drive them insane and literally blow them up. He talks to them like an unruly teenager, blows raspberries at them and laughs in their face whenever something goes wrong. His responses to them when they tell him hes caught are usually sarcastic or just "well actually" and pulls a weapon out of his jacket. In character, less harmful.

Something i also noticed is, Batman believes Bam and the Batwheels operate by themselves because of new technology, but the thing is that he took notice and asked "hey car is driving by itself how is car doing that"

Prank occasionally drives by himself and opens the door for Joker numerous times. And i love the way joker does not give a crap at all that his car can suddenly operate on its own and drive by itself and everything. He took notice of it for sure but he just doesnt seem to care. Prank is with him all the time and Joker doesnt really question this sudden update to his car, he just brushes it off or doesnt even acknowledge it. I love that. Joker would not care if the car he owned for a few years can suddenly drive by itself and opens its door. He would just think its funny, wich is what he seems to do in the show.

Jokers driving ability and ways of repairing damage to his car is also SO nailed. Pranks driver seat seatbelt breaks, and what does joker do? Just tie it to the back space of the seat. Problem solved 👍

(Maybe this is just me but im surprised that he even uses the seatbelt at all... howeverrrrr here are moments where hes leaning half his body out of the window wearing his seatbelt so it probably not super secure, but at least hes trying)

(I also love the small detail that hes a window leaner)

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Mihihihihi... oki... ^^

As i have mentioned before, i have never really been into the dcu or batman. Batwheels is (ok dont find me weird for this) the first batman media i have consistently watched and wrote about. I am not familiar with most of the batman lore, but i do know that when Batmans parents died he was raised by Alfred, who has his... butler, i believe? Idk i forgot. I do know that this show makes refs to many batman characters but exchanging them with vehicles, but MOE is a robot, and he is supposed to be the exchange for Alfred. Me personally i think it would have been better to see apAlfred alongside MOE instead of MOE completely replacing Alfred, but thats just my opinion.

Something i REALLY like about MOE is the way he parents the Batwheels and makes sure theyre okay. I love how he isnt a stereotypical overprotective sitcom dad, like that thing they did with Manny in Ice Age that i will absolutely never forgive. MOE is not obsessively protective, he doesnt sugarcoat, he gets mad when the Batwheels do something stupid, he is actually a very good parental figure to the Bat-nest and he knows how to work with them even though they dont always listen.

I also like how he sometimes takes part in their kiddie antics and games and helps them when they need to work and reassures them when theyre down. I especially like the relationship he has with Bam, because he knows about Bam's self doubt and struggles, and he is one of the two only adults in Bam's life that can actually help him and talk to him. Like the adults around Bam dont even see he is alive, MOE and the Batcomputer are the only ones that do but MOE does a great job at helping Bam imo. He does so with the entire Batnest but mostly Bam.

I think MOE is a very good character actually because he is clearly a comic relief, but oh my god THANK THE STARS FOR GIVING HIM AN ACTUAL PERSONALITY AND BEING ACTUALLY FUN TO WATCH AND ACTUALLY BEING A SIGNIFICANT ADDITION TO THE SHOW! Like, jesus. I have seen so many comic-reliefs-gone-wrong scenarions where they just either burp or fart all the time, or they are just in the background. I hate to admit it but it happens in Dinotrux with Garby. Garby does not do that much until he got his own episode where they gave us information about Garby that they never used again like i love the crap out of dinotrux but wow thats writing goals right there

But MOE is like. An actual character. He is a parental figure to the Batwheels, he is great friends with Batman, the Batcomputer is his shoulder he cries on (for hihis and hahas ofc but still) and he has hobbies and is always working on something and is just overall enjoyable to watch. As a comic relief. Like thank you for doing this writers

I think the only major real flaw MOE has is the fact that he is replacing the person that got custody over Batman when Batman was a child and raised him into adulthood. How would this work? I dont feel like MOE raised Batman, they dont treat each other like theyre that close.. Is Alfred just not visible in the show? Again i feel like Alfred should be in this show, but i think MOE is a good addition aswell so have Alfred work more with Batman while MOE parents the Batwheels and make sure they dont destroy the Batcave? I think?

I dont know. Just saying what i think here. Appreciate MOE but i think this show needs Alfred just to match up with the lore.

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Opinion on Banebuggy?

Even though i feel like he kinda came outta nowhere i do love the absolute crap out of his design

You see Anon, kids shows have a problem with wasting characters because the writers feel like they dont need to develop the absolute masterpiece they have at their hands. Wich is NOT what happens in Batwheels. 97% of the time

I feel like Banebuggy was kinda thrown in here just to be a threat for 1 episode bc i haven't seen him since, but for as far as i know he is an original character. I have never heard of him within the batman fandom so either im blind and deaf or i haven't checked out one particular piece of batman media or im right

I think he was actually really good for as far as villainy goes because he was an actual threat and the batwheels had a very hard time stopping him. He comes over as that one small kid at primary school that acts tough and thinks hes a grown up idk

I think they should have gone in more on the fact that Banebuggy wants to be big and keep growing bc at the start of the episode he was like Redbirds size. Banebuggy wants to be big to be seen as a threat and for others to fear him, but maybe this could hint at an insecurity. Banebuggy feels small and insignificant and he wants be big and he wants to be SEEN. They could have done that aswell even though i like the original plot of the episode aswell

They could have done more with him but the end result was pretty nice. Banebuggy has a dope design too i love it :D

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Your opinion and thoughts on Quizz? (Canonically he's my son. Trust! /j)

You know, something i really like to do is consider what kind of children the batwheels characters all represent. With Quizz it was pretty hard, but i think i fimally came up with something now. Quizz is that kid that lives in the house next to you, yall became friends a few years ago, every time you see him hes doing something stupid, and in the weekends hes knocking on your bedroom window upsiling from the roof asking if you wanna go commit crimes. He shoots at cats with water guns. Idk thats the vibe he gives

I think they couldve done some cool things with Quizz as a character, i mean when we talk about the Legion of Zoom he is definitley one of the smartest members. I think they could have hinted more at Quizz's actual intelligence because he is pretty smart.

Another thing i like about him is that he hates it when a joke or riddle doesnt make sense to him. At that point its not about the fact that he wasnt able to give the correct answer, he'll go like "what? your joke doesnt make sense-"

I think they should have given Quizz more of an actual sense of humor, considering most of his schtick is telling riddles + hes smart, so that would have been pretty funny

I think he's a fun character and he suits the Riddler so well. I dont know who in this team decided the Riddler would get a helicopter (probably because he either already does in some other batman media or they needed an aircraft in the Legion of Zoom aswell bc batman has a jet so) but whoever it was, you're a genius

Now let me explain the thing i like most about Quizz. Yes its true, the one who created this show is a genius. The one who wrote it is a genius. The one who came up with Quizz is a genius. But. The one who came up with the idea that Quizz uses his rods as hands is truly a MASTERMIND. Like, if youre out there. Youre the real Megamind except you aren't blue and you didnt grow up in prison (i hope.) (I do wish you the hot girlfriend and awesome clothing style tho)

I have seen quite a few sentient aircrafts in sentient vehicle media and a whole bunch of helicopters but i have never seen them use the rods in front as little "hands" like Quizz. Its so funny considering Quizz doesnt even use his hands that frequently. He waves with them, he brings them closer to his cabin when he laughs and he can chop with them. At one point he even crosses them. I remember in the episode where they stole the supermanium Quizz rubs his hands and i lost my shit

Quizz is what many helicopters should have been. I mean i love Blade Ranger from Planes but he needs hands aswell :( /j

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What kind of characters do the Batwheels represent? Heres what i think

Bam: that well raised young boy who loves reading and has seemed to skip teenage rebellion phase already

Bibi: the girl who has a lot of talent and can do very much but does care alot anout what people think of her

Buff: the emotionally smart one, has a high level of understanding and is good at talking with others, but sometimes doesnt really know how to express himself

Batwing: The teen that wants to prove shes mature, seeks individuality and tries to prove shes responsible

Redbird: the youngest who who sometimes feels unheard, but has a lot of personality, is enthousiastic about a few things, and loves to talk to others

Prank: the kid that was raised with absolutely no boundaries whatsoever and just does what he wants every day

Jestah: the kid that was raised with boundaries but just doesnt really care that much, wants to have fun, and is already in the middle of her teenage rebellion

Quizz: the neighboring kid that always does something stupid every time you see him outside of school, sense of humor is slightly disturbing but no one ever gets hurt

Snowy: the quiet kid in the group full of bullies who really just wants a real friend (and also is really calm)

Ducky: the kid who is absolutely done with everyone around him

Goldie: the kid that sees the wonder in everything and always supports her friends, goes to their sports competitions and everything

Banebuggy: the small kid that acts tough because hes got a TRICYCLE

Kitty: the kid that literally cannot sit still for longer then half a minute

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Another thing i like about Batwheels that i have never pointed out

So i love the way they brought Gotham into the picture. Gotham is usually dark and most of it you see at night, wich we also do in batwheels, but there is alot of life and light in it aswell. I love the lights and the shine. It makes this city look inhabited and alive. It really makes me believe ppl actually live here

I love how they made Gotham so light and more alive, but also kept that mysterious vibe from scenes in allyways and roads. The backgrounds look colorful, lively and just absolutely beautiful.

They made Gotham so drawable help

Even in close up scenes with characters the city looks cool. You can just see people live here. Amazingly done

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I thought batwheels couldnt get any better and then Razzle Dazzle Frazzle came along. You know what that means, im gonna write yet another rant about how AWESOME this show is

I love that the episodes focused on Wing, in this episode the Batwheels are doing a talent show bc they want MOE's new glitter paint and Wing feels like her act isnt enough, so she tries to spice her act up, but ruins it, cuz she kinda forgets to be herself.

1, props to this episode for showing male characters, in this case even little boys, wanting to wear pink glitter paint. Its always good to break some stereotypes

2 Bamacadabra is a whole ass pinterest board and Buff was SO CUTE with Ace 😭

3, there is Wings ordeal with being herself and feeling like she isnt doing enough.

"My act is not as fancy as theirs. Am i doing enough? I'm just flying around. How can i win sparkle paint without some sparkle in my act." Why are there not more shows like this out there come the hell on

Batwings development is happening slowly. I love how much time they take with especially her. She, to me, seems like the oldest of the group, Bam is canonically the oldest, but Wing feels like that teenager that seeks individuality and tries to proof she's responsible amd capable, wich is what she does in the show all the time. She's finding herself, she's figuring herself out, she's developing her identity. She's a growing child. Its depicted SO well. Batwing has had some very significant development and learns a lot throughout season two. Yk, she gets older and she's learning more.

The batwheels are so realistic, i will never get over this, the fact that theyre growing children is treated so well for each of them. Bam has the most important role, carries most of the expectations, he is the Batmobile, but he also has personal problems, fears and issues with showing his vulnerable side even to trusted adults like MOE and BC. Bibi often cares too much about her image and what other people think of her. Buff doesnt know how to handle or speak out his frustrations sometimes, but he is the most emotionally intelligent and the most gentle one of the group. Redbird often feels unheard and overlooked, and he finds it hard to admit mistakes. Wing's journey in finding herself often results in problems she can't handle alone. THESE ARE ACTUAL PROBLEMS ACTUAL KIDS DEAL WITH IN ACTUAL HOUSEHOLDS. This is one of the most relatable shows i have ever seen.

This was also my first time tearing up over a kids show (cuz im sensitive and emotional)

The song "i'm already shining"... holy mother of peanuts, why is this in a preschool show. Release this. Put this on the radio. Play it at my funeral. I dont care, LET PEOPLE HEAR THIS

The lyrics are so well written, beautifully sang and sensitive. Like wow i actually kinda teared up. Its so high quality for a show for preschoolers dammit man.

Batwheels keeps surprising me, i hope they make more of this awesome show. It works so well, its made so well, i adore it.

istg this show was worth every single penny put into its production. Every single one

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Review of the Batgirlmobile and how greatly it could have been done but how terrible it actually is lesgo

Warning! ALL OF THE FOLLOWING TEXT IS COMPLETELY MY OPINION. THIS IS AN HONEST REVIEW WITH MY THOUGHTS AND WHAT I THINK. IT IS PERFECTLY FINE IF YOU DISAGREE. Beware for spoilers and some swearing :3

Im gonna start off by saying that i love it in shows like this when members of a team switch with stuff. Like whem the turtles fought with each others weapons in TMNT (The 2012 masterpiece) or when Astrid and Snotlout rode each others dragons in defenders of berk i believe. I LOVE that shit because it makes for so much cool scenes and characters adapting and learning to do new things safely and enjoying this new experience.

Wich is EXACTLY what is NOT happening here!

Fuck this episode. Genuinly fuck this episode. Its just. Oh my God. Why.

Summary, Bibi is under repairs, so Batgirl drives Bam in her mission instead of Bibi. Except, uh, surpise surprise, Bam is not a sportbike, and he cant hold wheelies, cant rear and overall just isnt a cross country streetrace teenager appropriate scooter or whatever, so the Batwheels try to learn Bam the kewl stuff Batgirl always does so he can work with her.

You should probably know Batgirl is a terrible driver and she does donuts and salto's with Bam basically whenever possible. She is doing things with this car that it isnt built for, and exposing Bam to damage he possibly cannot withstand. She is putting herself and Bam in a genuinly dangerous situation because BAM IS NOT MADE TO JOYRIDE

She then puts the blame on Bam because the Batmobile can't do this, the Batmobile didnt do that. Let me rephrase: This girl drives like a maniac and then proceeds to put the blame on the car because its not appropriate for joyriding.

First of all you just drove the Batmobile, be grateful. Second, if you seriously put the blame on your car because its not equipped to do 5 part flips while also driving a donut on 2 wheels every minute, you are genuinly a dumbfuck. Thats like when i draw with a bunch of coloring pencils and i color my drawing and i dont like the way the colors look on my drawing, its not the fault of the pencils for not being the right colors. Thats my fault because i am the artist and i used these pencils. Its the same when you drive a car. When you can't do stunts with a car that you are by the way driving for the first time ever, it is not the fault of the car for not being able to do stunts. Its your fault because you can't drive this car properly and you have no fucking clue how it works.

Not only does Batgirl put the blame for being a horrible driver on Bam, who can't talk to her and can't stand up for himself, but the other characters, INCLUDING BATCOMPUTER, try to make it seem like this is just a learning experience for Bam bc he has to learn wheelies and everything while not thinking for a second that MAYBE Bam just is not made for joyriding?! Omfg?!??!

My biggest problem with this episode is that its trying to make it seem like the problem is within Bam, not Batgirl. Wich it isnt. Bam can't help the way he was created. Bam is a car. And a child. And his sentience is not visbile to humans, so he can't stand up for himself and protect himself. THIS IS NOT BAMS FUCKING PROBLEM, HE SHOULD NOT BE THE ONE LEARNING SOMETHING NEW, ITS BATGIRL, BECAUSE SHE IS OBVIOUSLY THE ONE THAT HAS NO IDEA HOW TO HANDLE BAM AND USE HIM ON THE ROAD PROPERLY!! SHE IS THE ONE PUTTING HERSELF AND BAM IN DANGER! ITS HER FAULT, NOT BAM'S!!

I also hate how the episode paints it off as "learning something new" and tries to shove the "try something new" thing on Bam, wich, holy fuck, that is just so stupid. You put Bam with a completely rogue and unknown driver to him and make him adapt to her, wich he obviously finds hard and he isnt enjoying any of this, it takes him more effort then it does batgirl. While Batgirl can just. Learn how Bam works and drive him properly.

(Bam was also like - not optimistic in this episode he was just rolling along with the bullshit and like 'uh okay')

And even if Batgirl can't see Bam is alive, its still fucking dumb to blame a car when you can't drive lmao.

"Oh but Regina can you write this better if you complain so mu-" YOU BET i can write this better, so, listen up

HOW ABOUT, you have Batman TEACH Batgirl how Bam works, so Bam and Batgirl can get used to each other and actually work well together. Maybe THAT way, Bam would actually ENJOY learning to adapt to a new driver and Batgirl, knowing how Bam works, does like a wheelie or a donut with him or whatever, and Bam is open to that change, because Batgirl tried something new with him, so now he can learn to try something new with her. Voila. You have two characters learning about one another and both trying something they have not done before. Not one character having an issue that is 100% their fault and the other character having to adapt to them becauss trying something new. Bam basically just solved Batgirls problem and she didnt learn anything. Total bullshit to act like Bam has to change when this is obviously Batgirls problem.

This scene was cool. But still. Episode sucks

[batwheelblogger]

Something i really like about Batwheels is how different the cars are from their drivers

Like mostly the Legion of Zoom are very individual characters from their drivers

Like Voice Box is similar to Music Meister but he is still a very individual character. He is clearly based off of someone and decorated to someone's liking, he is legit OWNED by Music Meister, but he's still a very good individual villain.

Same goes for Prank, Prank is very clearly based off of and owned by the Joker, but he is totally his own person. He has different dynamics with Bam then Joker does with Batman. Prank is a different person from Joker.

I just really appreciate how the vehicles in this show are so genuinly different from their drivers and how they are totally other persons. Its actually so well done. I love

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"do not become a hyperfixation" been there

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Quick note on Redbird in Riddle me This just because

Oh being the youngest brother

So im actually the oldest sibling (in our nest of four) so i dont really know the struggles of being the youngest. But anyway.

"Riddle me This" is Batwheels handling another barely spoken of concept. Batwheels handles a lot of things most preschool shows do not. This episode is about Redbird feeling like he's overspoken and unheard and that Bam, Bibi, Buff and Batwing dont listen to him. This episode is about the importance of speaking out your opinions and that in a team, family or group of any sort, everyone's voice matters. (PS the Batwheels are a team AND a family so would be nice if we had some basic respect for each other ey?)

In this episode Quizz tricks the Batwheels into a goose chase (while he's playing with clocks and setting the wrong times all over the city) and Redbird finds a clue that may show that, but the other batwheels dont really listen.

When Redbird then says he feels like they aren't listening to him, Bam apologizes and tells him his voice matters and he shouldnt ever ve scared to speak out his opinions or thoughts. "Your voice matters, Red."

This is the first preschool show that handles the concept of feeling unheard among children this well. It helps that the batwheels are genuine kids and they really feel like kids.

Later when the rest is trying to put a plan together Redbird debates whether he should suggest the idea he has, but he fears they wont listen to him. He decides to speak up, the Batwheels listen, Redbird explains his idea and it ends up working.

At this point in the series i wasnt specifically interested in Redbird, thats why i love that he got episodes revolving around him, just like his siblings did. This show really gives me the opportunity to get interested in all of these characters. Its very satisfying.

In this episode you can clearly see how much Redbirds confidence is decreasing and how he actually wants to speak up but doesnt dare to.

Another amazingly done episode proving Batwheels is one of the best modern kids shows atm

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"Tough Buff Blues" is a GREAT episode

I have talked about how i like the episode Tough Buff Blues, from Batwheels. There are so many reasons this episode works as well as it does. I will talk about it here.

Warning: Spoilers for Batwheels!

I have never seen a show for kids handle this topic!?

Never have i seen a kids show that covers unwanted nicknames and charity donation. But this episode is still my favourite of season one. Buff, after defeating a villain, gets called "Tough Buff" by the Batwheels as a nickname. The other Batwheels think Buff is okay with this as he doesnt say anything and he replies normally when they speak to him with 'tough Buff". But the nickname actually really bothers Buff and he doesnt dare to speak up...

Wich results in him driving away from the situation...

Showing accurately how a child Buffs age would react if they dont dare to speak up or don't know what to say.

This episode, and especially this moment, really highlights how uncomfortable Buff is and how much all of this really bothers him. Buff has trouble handling his frustrations and he doesnt know how to deal with some emotions properly. He continues to hide in his garage and asks Bam to go away when he asks if Buff is alright, wich ends up in Buff finally saying:

"i don't like being called Tough Buff"

The Batwheels, genuinly surprised, ask him why, and he tells them he's more then just a big tough truck and it bothers him when thats all people think he is.

Then the best part happens

Because then the Batwheels help Buff feel better by giving him examples of "Well you also like to do this" and "Well youre also good at that," showing Buff that they know he is more then just a big strong monstertruck.

The Batwheels then make up to Buff, Buff admits he should have said something, and the episode goes on.

Give. Me. More. Shows. Like. This.

Good parts?? Yuh

Buffs reaction & body language

You can clearly see Buff is not comfortable, but he's trying to hide it. He is animated like he is unconfortable, but a moment later he puts on a happy face and does what hes asked or he replies to what he was told in a normal way. Buffs body language is animated and shown very very well, i saw how uneasy Buff was but his attempts at hiding it were just as clear.

The Batwheels genuinly not knowing they're bothering Buff & not noticing his signs

The Batwheels clearly mean well in this episode. They call him Tough Buff because they really think he doesnt care but they dont see he does. Its visible to the viewer but not to the fellow characters. They don't notice Buffs slight cringing when they call him Tough, they don't notice the 'uhm.." before he replies to them, and when they start chanting "Tough Buff! Tough Buff!" Around him, they dont see he isnt smiling. I'm 16, i would notice stuff like that, but the Batwheels are really young and they don't notice particular body language immediatly.

Lastly, i did a test with my 7 year old niece who also watches Batwheels...

I let her watch this episode to see what she could see, (we were just watching Batwheels together i asked her if we could watch this episode she agreed) throughout the episode she said things like: "Buff is not happy" "they need to stop calling him that, can't they see he isnt happy?" Wich does prove Buffs body language is clear if a 7 year old even notices. But again, he doesnt show it to the Batwheels, he really hides it.

To me that does kind of show how Buff doesnt know how to handle his frustrations, he clearly WANTS to say something but he doesnt DO it. He's clearly doesnt like it, he doesnt acts like he does like it, he just rolls with it. He wants to do something about it but he doesnt know how. Buffs reaction was realistic and well - done.

I love this episode

Wish more kids shows handled this topic because bro this worked

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It started with 'my life was better 2 minutes ago' and ended with 'wait a minute..'

With my monster trash phase behind me i decided to leave this show alone. Until i saw this today. So lets talk a bit. There is no slander in this post, these are my honest, clean thoughts.

So, as i said, you will not see any mighty monsterwheelies slander from me anymore. I got word that MMW is getting a second season, wich is premiering sooner then scheduled, appearantly. You might expect me to ramble about how bad of an idea that is, but as i have also said before: i think this show is bad, but i believe it can improve.

Season 2 is one of the most important parts about a show. Season 1 introduces us to the characters, world and the plot. With all of those things come problems and season 2 gets the best, most direct chance to solve the problems and develop more. Season 2 is very important.

Warning: SPOILERS FOR THE TRAILER!

What did we see in the trailer?

A racetrack, the monsterwheelies on ice and Bolts in a room with walls closing in on him. I believe this show is going somewhere now, people.

Good things?

I noticed the animation definitley looks better. Its clearer, more fluent and looks sharper. It showed some interesting things like a racetrack and our characters on ice. Wich can make some good episodes.

Bad things?

Only 1: a lot of repeated scenes from season 1 and the intro.

Do i believe season 2 of MMW can be good?

Dinotrux fandom, dont come at me, but... Yes. I in fact believe this show can improve and become better. This show, despite its bad writing, has iman interesting concept and it could go ANYWHERE.

History on the monsterwheelies or on Motorvania, character development, actual very big problems, out of town rescues, there is SO MUCH ROOM in this show its crazy.

My current feelings on this show are bad/mid. Despite liking Sonnie, i still dont know how i feel about the rest of the characters. I don't know how to feel about Bolts. He doesnt really have any flaws, none of the monsterwheelies do. In season 2 maybe there will be some small character depth.

My point is, yes this show is bad, but every show can improve. My hopes are up and i really hope this show improves itself. I want to review it, i will probably do so on YT, but for now, lets wait. I have faith in this show, it has good concepts, it was just executed very poorly in season 1. I hope season 2 will do a better job.

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Batwheels handles stuff i dont see in kids shows at all so here i am talking about buff

I have already pointed out how much i like how the show highlights the Batvehicles or the Batwheels are children, but Buff is my favourite BY FAR.

Hes a classic: The big 'scary' monstertruck that actually won't hurt a fly. But he is depicted AMAZINGLY

Buff is actually the most emotionally intelligent member of the group. I love it when characters are emotionally intelligent. Emotional intelligence is when someone is capable very well of placing themselves in someone else, understand other peoples struggles, opinions and feelings and they are good at handling their own emotions.

Now Buff is obviously very young so i can't act like hes super mega complex bc hes not, but i have noticed that Buff doesnt really know how to express his own frustrations.

The episode Tough Buff Blues highlights this amazingly. Its my favourite episode of season 1 because it actually handles a very common topic that is never discussed in shows like these: unwanted nicknames. The group starts calling Buff Tough Buff, wich Buff actually really doesnt like and he tries to ignore it and doesnt say anything, but in the end he ends up driving off and wants to be left alone, because he diesnt know how to handle a situation like this.

Buffs depiction is great. He isnt only depicted like the gentle giant, but also like a child.

Just like Bam, Buff shows childlike behaivor. He loves to play tag, he likes stuffed animals and he likes to play with them (and also with toys)

Buff is also very apologetic and empathetic. As i said he has the most emotional intelligence. In one episode, Redbird accidentally loses Buffs favourite stuffed animal, and when Buff hears he lost it he at first gets mad, but calms down and says its okay and he knows Redbird didnt do it on purpose.

Redbird even prepares for anger but Buff understands it.

I like how all the characters have problems kids have, they aren't traumatized or depressed, they are just kids, and how Buff has a problem a lot of kids have: Trouble speaking out frustrations. Buff struggles with frustrations around others and i feel like he's scared of dissaprovement. Buff is sometimes also insecure about his appearance, hes big and he looks intimidating and sometimes he feels like thats all people think he is. He's more then just a intimidating monster truck but he doesnt know how to show it. Hes very compassionate, sensitive and optimistic, he loves animals, he respects others opinions and he understands other people's struggles and feelings. All the Batwheels camp with problems a lot of children have. Buff is a child, and i love how he is written asa child and he deals with his problems like a child.

Hes lovely 💜

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A way too serious take on Bam

Bam is, to me, one of the most interesting characters in Batwheels. Because these characters are kids theres a lot of room for struggles and these kids having to find a way to deal with them. And i feel like Bam, alongside Buff, has the best writing in the show.

Because lets be honest: This dude got a lot on his back. He is the Batmobile, he always has to listen to Batman, he is the leader of the batwheels, he is according to the Batcomputer the most advanced car ever created, he has to learn how to fight, he needs to be a good example to his siblings, and on top of that, he himself has fears and personal problems too. All of that weighs on 1 kid. Thats a lot of expectations and tasks for someone so young and sensitive.

Of course, that Batwheels ages are not canonically confirmed for as far as i know, but Bam is canonically a child just like the others. He acts pretty young, so my guess is that his mental age is around 10 -12 years old.

Basically my point is that this child has things on his shoulders a child shouldnt worry about. A young kid that barely knows anything about the outside world shouldnt be expected to save an entire city alongside a superhero. Bam is expected to be the big brave and fearless batmobile while hes in reality a growing child.

The worst thing is Bam knows this. He is aware of what people expect of him. Sadly, that resulted in him having massive confidence knocks, not daring to be honest about things he fears or doesnt like and not daring to be himself sometimes. Bam is very sensitive. If he makes one mistake, he will blame himself entirely. If he is scared of something he doesnt say it and tries to get over it to be the "brave batmobile" everyone thinks he is. He tries to be something hes not and it makes him feel like he isnt good enough. Knowing hes (probably) younger then me just makes me feel sorry for him.

In the episode "the dark night" its shown Bam is absolutely terrified of the dark. But he isnt honest about it until he cant hide it anymore and just admits it. He says he doesnt feel like he should be scared because hes the leader, and the fact that this literal KID feels like he shouldnt be scared just because hes a leader of a group really shows what all the expectations are doing with him. He gets reassured and told everyone is scared sometimes and that its completely normal to not feel safe in the dark. But the fact that Bam hides his fears because of his leader status is just so sad. THIS IS A CHILD DUDE!! He shouldnt feel so bad about having a fear.

However i love the moments where Bam does feel confident and happy, especially when he sings and when he isnt alone in something, his childish enthousiasm is so cute.

A problem i have with Batwheels was BC kind of not giving a shit about the fact that Bam was literally a kid and he was completely clueless about fighting or the world in general. Sometimes i feel like BC doesnt really realize how much pressure she really puts on Bam to just assign him the leader of a team while he did like one mission alone and he failed it. Woman, this is a literal baby.

But anyway, i like how complex Bam actually is. I still hope for an episode where he speaks out his frustrations. Would be cool cuz dis dude has lore.

Moral of the story dont expect too much of children

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