Greg Weisman should just retire for good if this is what he has to offer. And NO, it has nothing to do with a non-existant female agency or whatever stupid reason the ultratoxic men in the internet comments can find (I'm just so tired of those, can't they disappear forever for christ's sake?!) but all to do with the hamfisted writing, the cringey non-humorous humour and the boring fight scenes. On the technical level, the style is a nice nod to animes but my problem is that I sincerely don't understand this need for american multinational corporations to cannibalize japanese animes in the hope that lovers of them eat up their products not noticing the faults in the writing department, it's simply idiotic. Netflix does that, WB does that, what's the point? Provided there's plenty of crappy japanese-made animes out there, so by cannibalizing them you're not making your stuff better. And don't get me the "But AniM3s StArTed CopYinG DiSney!11!111" BS, who started japanese animes was influenced by western animation but studios and creators moved out of that and made their own thing. This is simply ridicolous in all manners. On an ending note, I could not even finish this thing for how much bored I was by the fight scenes, so it's a NO, even with the woman voicing Catwoman doing a fine job with her role. Search for something else with her in it and move along, it's not worth your time.
P. S. For whoever think this is an anime, THIS IS NOT AN ANIME. This is a western production trying to pass itself as an anime for marketing reasons, but it not an anime. One of the key animators of Magic Knight Rayearth directing it or not, it is still 100% a western production.
P. S. For whoever think this is an anime, THIS IS NOT AN ANIME. This is a western production trying to pass itself as an anime for marketing reasons, but it not an anime. One of the key animators of Magic Knight Rayearth directing it or not, it is still 100% a western production.