Motown Magic is a popular animated series created by Josh Wakely that revolves around the story of a talented young boy named Ben who discovers a magical paintbrush. With the help of this paintbrush, Ben is transported into a world filled with vibrant and lively Motown characters. These characters, inspired by legendary Motown artists such as Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and The Supremes, come to life and embark on exciting musical adventures with Ben. The series not only entertains but also educates its young audience about the rich history of Motown music and its important role in shaping the music industry. Through catchy songs, engaging storylines, and relatable characters, Motown Magic aims to introduce a new generation to the timeless classics of Motown. One of the key aspects that make Motown Magic special is its talented cast of voice actors.
One of the key aspects that make Motown Magic special is its talented cast of voice actors. Each actor brings life to their respective characters and helps create a seamless blend of animation and music. The voice cast includes renowned actors such as Avia Fields, Zackary Arthur, and Claire Corlett, to name a few.
Thread: Blood Hunter fans: The Class has Changed
Really? There are people saying the blood curses are weaker? It doesn't seem that way to me.
Which ones are they referencing, because we've trimmed the list of those downright useless ones such as Fending Rite, Spell Sunder, and Purgation and in their place we gained some pretty decent ones like Bloated Agony and Muddled Mind. The only real loss, imo, is Mutual Suffering. I suppose there's also the range decrease on a few of them, which can be a bit problematic for those ranged blood hunters, but the effects of the curses are generally unchanged or a bit better.
That said, I won't fault anyone for wanting to keep on using the older version. Both versions are functional, I just think the newer one is going to be a better overall choice as it punishes you a lot less for using your core class feature.
To quote one "Pravikan":
I do enjoy many aspects of the Blood Hunter class, its archetypal identity is a welcome one in the world of D&D. That said, I'll continue to play the archived one instead of the revamped edition. I won't discuss the stat choice change, as it is the focus of most peoples discussions below, and there is little to add.
The Blood Curses, in particular, have been drastically under-powered. Whereas, when designing my original B.H., it was a challenge to choose which of the Curses I wanted to take first. Now, none of them (particularly the low level, non sub specific ones) seem particularly utilitarian. Nor am I tempted to Amplify any of them (which was the reason the amplifications were originally on the more powerful side; they were mechanical temptations).
Arguably the most flavorful ability of of the Order of the Ghostslayer, it's 18th level revival, has completely changed. Yes its more "streamlined", but at the cost of an interesting and complex power that defined the subclass.
Order of the Lycan, my preferred sub, received some significant upgrades. Bloodlust isn't an instant punish, which removes its "Dark Souls"-type playstyle. For better or worse, depending on your outlook.
Order of the Mutant has been re-calibrated and balanced. It appears more balanced than it's original version I'm not sure, but it seems as if some of the original ideas present in some of the Blood Curses and/or Special abilities of the basic class have instead been changed into Mutagens. Not sure why that change was made.
I can tell they did a lot of work on the class. I'm not sure what the initial reason was for the total overhaul, but there are definitely some love-hate decisions made here.
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Barbarian in the Playground Join Date Nov 2016Their performances add depth and emotion to the characters, making them relatable and endearing to audiences of all ages. The main idea is that the voice actors in Motown Magic play a crucial role in bringing the characters and the story to life. Their performances add an additional layer of magic to the already enchanting world of Motown. Together with the captivating animation and iconic Motown music, these actors ensure that Motown Magic remains a delight for young children and music enthusiasts alike..
Reviews for "The Secret to Motown Magic's Success: A Look at the Talented Actors Who Made it Happen"
1. Allison - 2/5 stars - I went into "Motown Magic Actors" with high expectations, but I left disappointed. The actors lacked energy and seemed uninterested in their performances. The singing was off-key and the dancing was uncoordinated. Overall, it felt like a subpar production that could have been so much better with a more talented cast.
2. Mike - 1/5 stars - I had heard great things about "Motown Magic Actors," so I was excited to see it. Unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed. The actors seemed to lack passion and their performances felt forced. The singing was mediocre at best, with many missed notes. The choreography was sloppy and lacked precision. I wouldn't recommend spending your time or money on this production.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really looking forward to "Motown Magic Actors," but it fell short of my expectations. The acting felt wooden and lacked emotion. The vocals were weak and often strained. The overall energy of the performance was low, and it didn't capture the spirit and excitement of Motown music. I was left feeling underwhelmed and wishing for more.
4. John - 2/5 stars - The cast of "Motown Magic Actors" did not live up to the hype. The singing was average and lacked the soul and power that is characteristic of Motown music. The performances lacked energy and enthusiasm, making it hard to connect with the actors on stage. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity to showcase the incredible talent of Motown artists.
5. Emily - 1/5 stars - "Motown Magic Actors" was a big disappointment for me. The actors seemed unprepared and unsure of themselves throughout the performance. The singing was off-key and lacked the enthusiasm that is needed to bring these iconic songs to life. The lack of chemistry amongst the cast was evident, and it made for a lackluster show. I would recommend skipping this production and finding a different Motown tribute.