Here are another two stories that were considered illogical and unfitting. This was definitely what I called to be one of the worst episodes of a 90s cartoon.
In the first segment, Loungelot and Count Geoffrey have both committed a selfish action that led to Flicker being given to the other master. From that situation, Loungelot didn't know how to properly use or throw a sword, since he was too clumsy to perform the task he had to do. When Sir Loungelot attempted to rescue Flicker from Count Geoffrey and his evil pancake plan, he used a polar bear to chase after Geoffrey and his evil knights. When I saw this, I asked myself, How did the dragons manage to get a polar bear all the way from the North Pole? That's what I found to be illogical about this scene because the show never explained how the dragons got the polar bear.
In the second segment, The Reign of Spain, there were at least two unlikable characters in the episode, like in Griddle's Sleepless Knights. Cowsius Clay had an awful, high-pitched voice and character development. The same applied to King Don, but only that, his character design was bad looking and hard to look at. Both characters were also very unfitting to the cartoon because they don't fit the medieval style that the show is meant to have, and they look like they belong to another cartoon, all the other one-shot characters that appeared in the entire series.
Overall, this was another pair of bad segments for the most part. What else could I say to express my hatred against it? I had a terrible time watching this as usual.
In the first segment, Loungelot and Count Geoffrey have both committed a selfish action that led to Flicker being given to the other master. From that situation, Loungelot didn't know how to properly use or throw a sword, since he was too clumsy to perform the task he had to do. When Sir Loungelot attempted to rescue Flicker from Count Geoffrey and his evil pancake plan, he used a polar bear to chase after Geoffrey and his evil knights. When I saw this, I asked myself, How did the dragons manage to get a polar bear all the way from the North Pole? That's what I found to be illogical about this scene because the show never explained how the dragons got the polar bear.
In the second segment, The Reign of Spain, there were at least two unlikable characters in the episode, like in Griddle's Sleepless Knights. Cowsius Clay had an awful, high-pitched voice and character development. The same applied to King Don, but only that, his character design was bad looking and hard to look at. Both characters were also very unfitting to the cartoon because they don't fit the medieval style that the show is meant to have, and they look like they belong to another cartoon, all the other one-shot characters that appeared in the entire series.
Overall, this was another pair of bad segments for the most part. What else could I say to express my hatred against it? I had a terrible time watching this as usual.