Marvel's new animated series "What If" IGN 6 points: The dubbing and animation effects are not good enough

The new Marvel animated series "What If" will be broadcast on Disney+ on August 11th, North American time. IGN also gave it a score of 6. IGN said that the show is average. "What If" is a typical Marvel entertainment hodgepodge, but the poor dubbing and animation effects will weaken the potential of this animation.

IGN rating: 6 points OK

What If is a typical hodgepodge of Marvel entertainment, but poor voice acting and animation diminish its potential.

IGN's overall review:

The first What If story is a bright spot in the larger MCU, and while it's cool to see Peggy Carter become a super soldier, the poor voice acting and animation hurt the introduction of Captain Britain Carter. It's hard to predict where What If will go -- that's the nature of multiverse animated series -- but judging by the first episode, there's a lot of room for improvement if the show is to live-action remake.

Other media ratings:

Gamespot 7 points

+ Episode 2 shows the potential of this series in a fun and engaging way

+The animation of this show keeps it cool and looks great

+ A new way for MCU fans to engage

+ Even if you don’t achieve your goals, the willingness to try new things is worth it

-Discontinuous sound effects are sometimes hard to hear

-Some scenes are obviously limited by Marvel history

- Two of the three episodes I previewed were average

Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 89%

M station average score 67 points