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Eon Kid: Season 1, Vol. 2

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Just waiting on the next season. My son continues to watch these old ones over and over waiting on what's next. Does anyone know if there's another season coming out?

Eon Kid, Vol. 2: Season 1
Marty and folk continue their quest for knowledge.
DVD is worth every cent of its cost!
Excellent graphics.
Bad thing is the rate of release of episodes, I saw the entire series during 2008, while in Korea, at current release rate I'll be too old to appreciate the ending.

We just picked up both volumes (season one's volume 1 and 2,) and my son can't get enough of "Eon Kid!" Marvelous animation, pretty good kid-friendly story line, and techy enough to keep the interest of a ten-year-old boy. Two thumbs way up!

Prior to receiving Volume Two Season One of the Eon Kid, I had never heard of the series. I must say, that I am impressed with it.

The 5 episodes on the DVD include Orange Mama, Grand Wrestling Tournament, Fight Goes On, Escape From Orange Valley, and The Maxes Attack. Marty (he has an iron fist), Ally, and Buttons find themselves in the clutches of Orange Mama and the only way out seems to include Marty battling in the Grand Wrestling Tournament. Ally plays companion to a lonely little girl while Buttons spends time in doggy solitary. To the back story for a moment. Marty was just a regular 11 year old boy until he found a fist that he donned with dramatic results. Ally is an 11 year old genius with a talent for getting into trouble and fixing robots. Orange Mama is on the trail of the Fist of Eon, and once Marty has shown mastery of it during the robot fights, she wants it even more. Marty becomes the most popular fighter in the ring, taking on opponents many times larger and stronger than he. Will their escape from Orange Mama be complete?

As a more `mature' viewer of animated adventure, I enjoyed the simple storytelling and uncluttered artwork. While the art is computer generated, it is not so overwhelmingly complex and special effect laden that it still lets the story come through. While Ally interacts with the little girl, the pathos of the situation is very clear, and the art reflects that. Even the sound effects and music are appealing.
I give Eon Kid, a clear powerfist to punch rating!

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Tim Lasiuta

I loved Eon Kid Season 1 Vol. 1, but I thought Vol. 2 was a continuation of the first one. I should of just bought the first season vol. 1. Vol. 2. It's the same episodes that I saw on the first one and only five of them. I was upset, but the Amazon service was great.

I enjoy the Eon Kid and would purchase the rest of the volumes when they become available. The storyline is written very good and the cast is original, I highly recommend this show to all ages.

If you have children who like robots, martial arts, or both, then they will like "Eon Kid." A good feature of the series is that the hero learns to master his new powers gradually. The stories show that training and thinking are required; he doesn't become an instant superhero.

My kids (early elementary aged) like this show.

Prior to receiving Volume Two Season One of the Eon Kid, I had never heard of the series. I must say, that I am impressed with it.

The 5 episodes on the DVD include Orange Mama, Grand Wrestling Tournament, Fight Goes On, Escape From Orange Valley, and The Maxes Attack. Marty (he has an iron fist), Ally, and Buttons find themselves in the clutches of Orange Mama and the only way out seems to include Marty battling in the Grand Wrestling Tournament. Ally plays companion to a lonely little girl while Buttons spends time in doggy solitary. To the back story for a moment. Marty was just a regular 11 year old boy until he found a fist that he donned with dramatic results. Ally is an 11 year old genius with a talent for getting into trouble and fixing robots. Orange Mama is on the trail of the Fist of Eon, and once Marty has shown mastery of it during the robot fights, she wants it even more. Marty becomes the most popular fighter in the ring, taking on opponents many times larger and stronger than he. Will their escape from Orange Mama be complete?

As a more `mature' viewer of animated adventure, I enjoyed the simple storytelling and uncluttered artwork. While the art is computer generated, it is not so overwhelmingly complex and special effect laden that it still lets the story come through. While Ally interacts with the little girl, the pathos of the situation is very clear, and the art reflects that. Even the sound effects and music are appealing.
I give Eon Kid, a clear powerfist to punch rating!

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Tim Lasiuta

It was great to find this available on DVD. My boys, 5 & 7, LOVED watching the show. When it was taken off TV, they were sad. '

Now we are enjoying watching the shows again. We are hoping more of the shows are released soon!

As usual, the amazon service was wonderful, and our grandkids loved the dvd. Keep up the great prices and service. I've purchased my professional books, Leslie Sansone dvd's (she's awesome!), dvd's for the kids, spiritual books and more-have never had a problem-that is GREAT
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