The Amazing World of Gumball Review
Summary
Highlights
Introduction00:00:00
The reviewer introduces the show, noting it started airing on May 3, 2011, on Cartoon Network in the US and UK, and is currently streaming on Max, Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+. The plot centers on a blue cat named Gumball and his friend Darwin going on amazing adventures.
Gumball Watterson00:00:41
Gumball is imaginative and optimistic despite mediocre grades and cynicism toward society. He is protective of his loved ones, especially his siblings, and is portrayed as fun-loving, creative, and sarcastic. His voice actors include Nikki Jones, Logan Grove, Jacob Hopkins, and Nicholas Cantu.
Darwin Watterson00:02:32
Darwin is a happy, positive person who desires to see others happy. He is honest, selfless, and a great source of comedy. While he was portrayed as stupid in season one, he became more likable and helpful in later seasons. His voice actors include Jake Brat, Kwesi Boakye, Donielle T. Hansley Jr., and Christian J. Simon.
Anais Watterson00:04:02
Anais is the smartest member of the family and a cunning strategist. She is skilled at solving problems, such as figuring a way out of a flooded house. Her voice actress is Kyler Aesi.
Nicole Watterson00:04:38
Nicole is a responsible, serious, and protective mother. Despite being a normal cat, she is athletic and strong, capable of running faster than the speed of sound. She is resourceful and inventive, voiced by Teresa Gallagher.
Richard Watterson and Crossovers00:05:57
Richard is described simply as funny. The review also mentions Gumball's cameo appearances in Uncle Grandpa and OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes.
Final Verdict00:06:29
The reviewer gives the show a 10 out of 10, calling it the best show from the modern Cartoon Network era.
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