The idea of the plot and the story was pretty creative for sure. Execution on the other hand, couldn't quite keep up.
The team that was eventually made was ridiculous and uncompelling. I mean a little boy who can't be over 7 years old, a literal baby with her 3 pets... Seriously? Add in all of them being magically much smarter and more capable than anyone of that age could ever be in real life and voila, huh.
Though I love the idea of a friendly dragon, this one looked more like a harmless, lovable puppy, taking away any fierceness that a dragon is inherently supposed to have. They would've done a better job with a big, fierce looking dragon, who has a secretly gentle/good side.
Raya herself was nothing special. Didn't hate her and didn't love her. She inspires total indifference.
And the ending was very predictable from the very beginning, of course.
The team that was eventually made was ridiculous and uncompelling. I mean a little boy who can't be over 7 years old, a literal baby with her 3 pets... Seriously? Add in all of them being magically much smarter and more capable than anyone of that age could ever be in real life and voila, huh.
Though I love the idea of a friendly dragon, this one looked more like a harmless, lovable puppy, taking away any fierceness that a dragon is inherently supposed to have. They would've done a better job with a big, fierce looking dragon, who has a secretly gentle/good side.
Raya herself was nothing special. Didn't hate her and didn't love her. She inspires total indifference.
And the ending was very predictable from the very beginning, of course.