S1, Ep6. Accidental contact with energy from a probe sent to the Microverse causes the quartet to start shrinking. S1, Ep7. While showing off Reed's lab, Johnny and his latest girlfriend become trapped into the Negative Zone, infesting the Baxter Building with alien bugs in the process.
S1, Ep8. Namor, the ruler of Atlantis, clashes with the Fantastic Four when he declares the world's oceans to be forbidden to humans. S1, Ep9.
Philip Masters, a sculptor frustrated with his lack of recognition, gains the power to control people when a piece of the cosmic ray-bombarded space station falls from the sky and gives his clay the power to control people. S1, Ep One of Reed's returning space probes is followed by an annoying alien with the ability to turn himself into anything.
An energy disruption during Reed's latest attempt to cure Ben causes the quartet to switch powers with each other. An energy sphere transports the Fantastic Four to the Negative Zone, where they are used by Doom to distract the insect conqueror Annihilus so that he can steal Annihilus's cosmic control rod.
An enormous subterranean creature attacks the Baxter Building looking for one of its eggs, which was secretly placed there by the Mole Man. Ronan the Accuser gives a Skrull the powers of the Fantastic Four, who then uses them to defeat the super-powered team. The Mole Man seeks out Ben Grimm as an ally as he pulls famous Manhattan landmarks down into his kingdom of Subterranea.
The Puppet Master uses his controlling clay to turn the city against the Fantastic Four. Doctor Doom launches the Baxter Building into space. This TV animated series follows the adventures of Mr. Following the original comic story-lines, characters, and plots, the Fantastic Four will battle their most famous villains including their mortal enemy, Dr.
Marvel has teamed up with Moonscoop to create an awesome combination of 2D and 3D animation that will be sure to blow you away. Animation Action Family Sci-Fi. Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. User reviews 8 Review. Top review. This time, marvel rode on the wave of Japanese anime and turned to Moonscoop animation, a French studio famous for such anime styled cartoons like Martin Mystery.
They even got voice actors who were best known for dubbing anime to portray the characters here. Decent yes but no where near fantastic. The vibrant colours have this luminescent glow and The art is pretty to look at once you get past the whole anime styled designs. No it's not all doe eyed little girls and big breasts.
This show takes its visual cues from anime aimed at an older audience. Yes there is spikey hair, yes the characters look anorexic and a little on the long side but nothing that sexualises them.
The animation itself is smooth for a TV show and with a decent level of art detail: there are action lines, freeze frames and a few cost cutting measures but nothing as obvious as the typical TV anime. At 26 episodes, each episode features an original story not directly lifted from the comics but containing elements inspired by the comics. They are relatively self contained with only thin threads of continuity like Doctor Doom's recurring presence.
Other than that you get guest stars like Guardians of the Galaxy's Ronan the accuser, AntMan, and even the Incredible Hulk whose brawl with The Thing is always something fans look forward to. With original stories comes the good and the bad: it's original so it allows for some surprises. However it does not achieve the level of storytelling that the comics did instead choosing to go with an overall light hearted juvenile tone.
There is no sense of peril no matter how many times the world is at stake. There is no thrill seeing as how formulaic each episode can get. Then There are episodes that left me bored beyond belief and it wasn't for a lack of action. It was the lack of chemistry. Reed stands accused of purposefully exposing Susan, Johnny and Ben to the cosmic rays that have transformed them into the Fantastic Four. While they're distracted by this turmoil, Dr.
Doom strikes! Fellow scientist and friend Bruce Banner comes to Reed looking for help. But his dark secret is soon revealed - he's the Incredible Hulk! When Banner reverts to his giant green alter-ego and goes on a rampage across New York City, the Fantastic Four must stop him. Upon returning from a mission, the team finds their neighbors in the Baxter Building much more friendly than usual, but it soon becomes clear their "neighbors" are shape-shifting aliens - the Skrulls! Reed's miniaturization experiment malfunctions, shrinking the team and putting them at risk when H.
Things take a turn for the worse when Johnny gives his friend Frankie an unauthorized tour of Reed's lab. When Frankie is sucked into another dimension, Johnny goes in after her to prevent anyone from finding out. But as he does so, a small bug comes through the dimensional portal.
Susan, Ben, and Reed now have to deal with the bug, while Frankie and Johnny are trapped in the other dimension. Namor the Sub-Mariner arrives with a decree banning humankind from the oceans. Susan and Johnny go underwater to negotiate, but are taken prisoner in Atlantis. Ben and Reed must fight their way through sea monsters and Namor to save their teammates. Alicia's stepfather and artist, Phillip, gets hold of a piece of the Reed's space station and the irradiated metal gives him the ability to control the minds of others through miniature clay statues.
When Reed recall one of his deep-space probes, it brings back with it the Impossible Man. The Fantastic Four must find a way to get rid of the annoying imp before his antics become dangerous. Doom causes an energy surge during one of Reed's experiments. As a result the Four have swapped powers with one another. Now the team must face Doom with new and untrained skills.
As if that wasn't bad enough, Dr. Doom arrives stealing Annihilus' power source and threatening Earth.
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