Netflix's new series feels whimsical and fantastical, with healthy doses of cartoonish violence thrown in for good measure.
, though, has proven itself to be the exception to the rule. And, sure, a lot of that is down to a powerhouse performance from our outrageously charismatic lead—all hail Iñaki Godoy, a true star in the making—and the show’s eye-watering budget. It is also, however, because of the sheerchecks notes]
telephones! Pirate ships aplenty ! Characters you’ll love from the very first moment you meet them and many you’ll hate at first sight, too!of lore. And, as is the nature of the TV adaptation beast, some of that lore have had to be omitted along the way. Others, though, have been expanded for the better: Koby, for example, isn’t just a sidekick who silently takes his lumps anymore. Instead, he’s been given BFF status.
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