I like Snow White and the Fairytale Fun Force because it is a unique kid's fairytale cartoon where children are learning with humor. This show combines adventure and comedy with friendship and heroes.
Snow White and the Fairytale Fun Force is about the first adventures of the Starship Fairy Dust. The Fairytale Fun Force is a group of fictional characters that includes Snow White, King Arthur, Robin Hood, Cupid, Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, Pinocchio, Little Red Riding Hood, Cheshire Cat, Hatter and more. These fictional characters work together to investigate strange situations such as the disappearance of Cupid's magical bow, the Mad Hatter's tea set and the Cheshire Cat's body. The characters travel together in a spaceship named Starship Fairy Dust with Snow White as their captain.
The graphics are very vibrant, colorful and neat. Each scene has unique colorful backgrounds with floating objects that catch the audience's attention. For example, Cupid's scene has white and pink clouds with floating red hearts and confetti. Every scene has confetti and floating objects except the Starship scenes. The characters are illustrated as little children with heads bigger than their bodies. They are not typical fairytale characters like we are used to seeing in storybooks or movies. The voiceovers suit each character. Snow White looks and sounds tough; King Arthur looks smart and sounds slick; Pinocchio looks like a laid-back kid with a relaxed voice; Robin Hood sounds and acts like a smart teenager. My favorite scene is when Snow White visits Cupid to help him resolve the disappearance of his magic bow. She uses a little black humor by advising Cupid to make sure not to sit on a white couch.
This program teaches the audience fun facts about science, different languages, fruits or animals. For example, Easter Bunny explains to Pinocchio that rabbits' ears are long to help rabbits control their body temperature.
I give Snow White and the Fairytale Fun Force 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12, plus adults. By Ethan P., KIDS FIRST!
