Glitch Techs
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 Who knows what really happens, when a video game starts to glitch?
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Glitch Techs is an American animated television series created by Eric Robles and Dan Milano for Netflix. The series premiered on Netflix on February 21, 2020, with a second season premiering on August 17 of the same year.
Why They Got The Tech and they Got the Moves
- The animation looks pretty good, even by Flying Bark standards. The intro is the best example of it as the animation looks well done on its end.
- It also looks colorful and it looks like a completely different show.
- The voice acting is decent, and is pretty solid.
- The stories are well executed and have good writing. They are fun to watch and keep the viewer entertained.
- The characters have likeable personalities especially Miko and Hi-Five.
- Miko Kubota has always had a knack playing video games, and usually beats them expertly. Due to her tomboyish behavior, she stands out from her family. Due to these differences, she often feels misunderstood in her family. Since Miko has a bad habit of rushing, reacting quickly without thinking first, she can be reckless at times. This could get her into bad situations, on one occasion losing her gauntlet to Ally, and accidentally destroying the tutorial system. Miko also tends to overreact and get into panic attacks whenever she feels like she’s in trouble. However, Miko also has many good qualities, such as her brilliant creativity, and gung-ho attitude, allowing her to face problems with a smile. She is enthusiastic with every aspect of the job, combining her athleticism with her gamer knowledge and instincts. She is the kind of girl who sticks with her teammates, doing her best for them.
- High Five is a nice and caring boy who loves playing video games and will do anything to achieve his goal, never giving up. Generally, Five respects most people but isn't afraid to stand up to others when he feels it's necessary to do so. While Five is usually logical and responsible, when under stress and pressure (or a strong emotion in general), he becomes impulsive and doesn’t think things fully out or clearly. When scared or nervous, he’ll even begin to over-think things and get stuck in his head.
- Zahra is cool and casual, and can be sarcastic at times. Out of the Glitch Techs, she is the most professional on field, as she openly admits most of her glitch tech gear is for support. She is a strong team player who takes on key support roles to back up her squad.
- Haneesh has a calm personality, doesn't like to lead, and prefers to work with others. While a little sarcastic, he's very supportive of the rookies Five and Miko, and was fine with Five temporarily becoming leader of Mitch's team. Since leaving the world of professional E-Sports, Haneesh has learned to take a laid-back approach to his life as a gamer and a Glitch Tech, valuing real life experiences as well as the experience points, he earns on missions. His earnestness and unapologetic nerd-cred make him a perfect asset to the Glitch Tech team.
- They have a very racially diverse cast, which makes the show so unique in the first place.
- It has very compelling storylines and is one of the shows that keeps a good rep.
- Like The Backyardigans (2004), it somehow manages to escape a single bad episode.
Son of a Glitch! Qualities
- The dialogue is sometimes cringy and cheesy.
- Nickelodeon screwed over the show by delaying it, then moving it to Netflix along with Pinky Malinky.
- Don't ask about the clip show episode.
- Mitch is the worst character in the show, as he's a Gary Stu, a filler character, a Karma Houdini(except in some episodes) and a jerk to everyone.
- Occasional toilet/gross-out humour in some episodes.
- Unfortunately, the show was cancelled after 2 seasons, making it short-lived as of 2024.
- Despite this, no season 3 has been announced yet and probably never will be.
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