TRON: Uprising

Such a great series was shut down.

I watched the first episode...
I like this cyber-atmosphere, it is fully preserved here. You feel like you're part of the System. Although drawing made me feel very ambivalent. I like the way the system itself is depicted, but I am absolutely not happy with the programs - they are too skinny and clumsy. And their faces are "brick-like" - you can't call it anything else. The drawing is very rough. The plot is too naive, but I didn't expect the cartoon to give out super-genius ideas, so it's bearable. The music is not bad yet.

It was one of the best animated series in my life, I'll definitely review it more than once, and I definitely won't forget the soundtracks. Disney, dog, well, what are you doing - at least let Netflix add it to its library again, otherwise the series will remain tragically underrated. He would certainly have gone to parts of the same Voltronians with a bang.
I suppose the probability that it will ever be continued tends to zero? :C

I started this series back in 2012, when it was just released, but I abandoned it in the middle of the season, I was too lazy to look for subtitles again. I love the Tron Universe very much and finally there was something that was dedicated only to him. Thanks to this animated series, you get to know the Network or System even more, immerse yourself in this wonderful atmosphere for one or two. Of course, the experimental graphics were progressive at that time, but in 2018 it hurts the eye, to be honest. And the drawing style itself is peculiar, nevertheless, it's nice to watch. It's a pity that the series didn't get a sequel, it seems to me that this topic would have been brought up now, but it was ahead of its time again, as happened with the first film about the Throne. The soundtracks are a separate song, and they have kept everything as much as possible in the spirit of the 2010 film. My favorite character turned out to be Paige, probably because of the inconsistency. If there had been a sequel, their relationship with Beck could have been danced on, but alas. The ending was left as open as possible, but nevertheless, thank you for not leaving the cliffs, otherwise it would have been terrible. Given the fate of this franchise, I wouldn't be surprised if we ever see a sequel in any form, even the same comics. I am grateful to the duo X and K (Horowitz and Kitsis) for reviving this franchise, even though I hate them for the series Once upon a Time in a Fairy Tale. Still, Clu was not enough, he appeared at most three times during the entire season, although in the film it seemed that nothing was happening at all without his knowledge, immediately this role was given to Tesler. In general, the series had the potential of a movie, but again we didn't get it right. It's the bane of the entire franchise. There is a quest to piece together information about the Tron Universe. I'll really be like Hachiko waiting for the sequel.

It's hard to disagree with Hideoku, I really liked the series based on a pretty good universe.
I periodically review and hopefully look for news about the sequel..
Non-standard drawing, good plot. Well-written characters.
They just released it at the wrong time... :with