The top 4 reasons why BLAZE AND THE MONSTER MACHINES SUCKS!!!!!!!!! #BlazetheCheater #LetsBarf
TL;DR
This video criticizes 'Blaze and the Monster Machines' for unoriginal characters, wasted voice acting talent, Blaze's cheating and annoying sounds, and Crusher's repetitive crying.
Key insights
Blaze and the Monster Machines is criticized for its characters being unoriginal.
- Blaze is seen as a rip-off of Lightning McQueen.
- Darington is compared to F. McMissile.
- Starla is a rip-off of Holly Shift.
- Zeg is a rip-off of Moot.
- Professor Z is a rip-off of Pickle.
- Crusher is a rip-off of Chick Hicks.
The show is accused of wasting talented voice actors.
- Notable voice actors like Nolan North, Kelly Harris, and Kevin Michael Richardson are mentioned.
- Angelina Waller, a voice actor for 'Bubble Guppies', is specifically highlighted as having a wasted role.
- The premise of needing wind power is questioned as a weak plot device.
Crusher's character is a major point of contention.
- He is repeatedly described as acting like Caillou, a character known for crying.
- The reviewer finds Crusher's constant crying in every episode to be annoying.
- There's a strong desire for Crusher to be sent to the junkyard.
Blaze himself is criticized for his behavior and sound.
- Blaze is accused of cheating to win races using 'blazing speed'.
- His honking noise is described as annoying.
- AJ, Blaze's driver, is deemed too young to be driving.
Key moments
- 00:07Introduction of the first reason: Blaze cheats to win using 'blazing speed'.
- 00:26Discussion of characters being rip-offs of other popular characters like Lightning McQueen and Chick Hicks.
- 00:42Criticism of wasting talented voice actors, mentioning Nolan North, Kelly Harris, and Angelina Waller.
- 00:59Further critique on voice acting, specifically questioning the need for wind power and mentioning Angelina Waller's potential annoyance.
- 01:39Highlighting Blaze's annoying honk and Crusher's dramatic crying, comparing him to Caillou.
- 02:12Compilation of Crusher crying, with a warning for viewers due to the annoying sound.