"Supervisory" enjoyed 15 successful seasons on the airAnd there are a lot of fans there who want to Sam (Arred Pauts) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Akles) were given more adventurous hunters for the coming years. However, despite the success of the show, attempts to expand the franchise did not set fire to the world. CW canceled spin-off "Winchester" after one seasonwhile The planned series inspired by Mafia "Supervisory: Blood Lines" has never come true Due to the lukewarm reaction of the pilot on the back. Similarly, "Supervisory: Animation" was put to rest after a season before it became forgotten memory - like many ghosts Sam and Dean met while traveling in the exiled hot spots of America.

Made from Madhaus - the legendary Japanese animation studio behind the "death note", "Perfect Blue" and other loved ones - "Supernatural: Animation" follows Sam and Dean while fighting all ASTSHERS. Most of the episodes are stories of the first two seasons of "supernatural", which includes monsters of adventures and a comprehensive story of the search for brothers and sisters for the yellow demon who killed their mother. There are also some original episodes, but most of the animated show is one and only season covers well -made terrain.

That said: "Supervisory: Animation" is probably more visually interesting than the original saga. The live series had to oppose budget constraints, which means demons usually look like regular people with black eyes. Moreover, action sequences are pretty basic. The creative path that anime format gives, however, allows monsters to look like "impatient nightmares", and the overall spectacle is more imaginative. However, if you get into this, you saw the original live series with action, "Supervisory: Animation" can become bored pretty fast-and some elements of the show are clean frustrating.

While the design of the monster adds some nightmare juice to the famous terror stories, "supernatural: animation" is an unnecessary show. The series had the opportunity to tell some of the brand new stories in the center of Sam and Dean that could expand the franchise oeube, but the creators instead chose to condense the first two seasons of "supernatural" in 22 short episodes. The animated series is a nice introduction to Sam and Dean's story for newcomers, but for seasonal fans, it's an unusual viewing.

Not only that, but some of the characters on the animated show leave a lot to be desired. Sam and Dean are similar to their live colleagues with action-AREDARE PATTERS Even expressing Sam for the whole season, and Jensen AKLS reproduces Dean for two episodes-but their ally, Bobby Singer (Jimim Beaver), is unrecognizable. The original Bobby is a beard-free beard, but the anime-adaptation re-examines it as a hat. Well, the remuneration should bring new ideas and features of the table, but this version of Bobby is inferior to og

Minor quibbles aside, "Supervisory: Animation" for the most part slows down. The frightening monsters and the darker tone are commendable, which facilitates the series "Lack of Originality". However, the series may have been unforgettable and successful if they overthrew Sam and Dean against a gallery of creatures of fresh hostile products, as opposed to Spauxes they would already face.