End of thread🧵 Here's future Idie to bless your day

Miscellaneous issues: The quality of the rest of the series varies from issue to issue. Issue #16 was one of the few AvX tie-ins that wasn't a chore to read, I enjoyed #29 for the whole time capsule aspect, and since I never liked kid gladiator, I didn't like the annual. AT. ALL. YMMV/10

Shield arc: On par with the intro arc. It's the final storyline we get before the series closes out with final issues and it was okay. 7/10

Hellfire academy: Honestly, the most iconic storyline of them all. I loved that Idie went undercover to find out who shot Broo. Great character development all around. Idie definitely should've gotten a better black queen outfit.  9.5/10

Savage learning: The definition of good idea, bad execution. I really couldn't give two shits about Logan's brother. I just wanted his ass gone. Bye, dog 5.5/10

Murder circus: I enjoyed the focus on Idie and her declining mental health. We also get Max's backstory and development, which is good too. Wish we got something out of that unexpected team up, though. 8/10

Brood Infestation: The good characterization for Broo is kinda overshadowed by the strange Kitty pregnancy. Kid gladiator is also there for some reason and it adds nothing to the story. 5/10

Intro: Does a good job at introducing many things. The protagonists, antagonists, the light-hearted zany atmosphere of the series. It's fine. 7/10

They can never make me hate you Ryoki 🥺

Alright, end of 🧵thread

I put "finished" in the first post since I cannot find the final episode of season 3, at least in English. If any diehard fans has access to that, let me know or at the least, straight up tell me what happens in the series finale

Him pretty much disappearing in season 3 doesn't help.

I wouldn't mind Boyd's return, but I guess only Patty gets to keep her British beau. R.I.P Boyd. (2/2)

Susan/Boyd: 6/10

Susan getting a love interest wasn't too bad and Boyd secretly working for Coldwater was interesting, but Susan's quickness to forgive him for sneaking behind her back was a bit mindboggling that even the characters in-universe was confused over this. (1/2)

Next one doesn't count (or does it?)

Carlos having some agency being the one decide they should stay platonic was nice to see, in contrast to the other guys. I still have some hope they get back together in the future (whether it's in the missing episode 26 or some timeskip) (8/8)

Later on, they break up, and while Jo wants to get back together, Carlos decides it's for the best they stay friends. Unlike with Ann and Julio, I actually felt devastated on Jo's behalf since I liked seeing these two together, but at the same time, (7/)

Another situation happens like that in season 3 (very similar scenario from season 1, but not a complete retread) where you understand the struggles of both characters. (6/)