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The Gospel Truth Netflix and Powerhouse Animation are back at it again with the white Vans for season two of the Greek mythology anime hit, Blood of Zeus. Not only does it hit the same great notes it struck in the first season, but it came back with a brand new bag of subplots, character arcs, and the kind of attention to detail that separates this project from the pack. A lot of pieces fell into meticulous place to make this show work. Just so you y’all know the level of the bar raised with this IP, Powerhouse Animation Studios has been in these streets heavy. Quite a few genres and mediums have benefitted from the Powerhouse touch, there are too many to name. Concerning Blood of Zeus, you need to know the pedigree it came from and where its’ grandma stay at. Castlevania, Seis Manos, and Masters of the Universe: Revelation are just some of the Powerhouse forerunners from the Netflix collaboration, alone. If you rocked with any of those, then know the delivery for raw visuals, stunning design, and epic action scenes are par for the course and they all show up and show out for Blood of Zeus season two.
Elias Toufexis as Seraphim in Blood of Zeus. Cr. COURTESY OF NETFLIX © 2024
Gotta Represent There is something special about this show. To be clear and honest, there is a slew of animated anything(s) living everywhere on streaming right now. What Blood of Zeus brought to the table from its pilot in season one was something inherently Greek. Not just because the story employs G…
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