Why that the concept can't work

Kim Possible is one of these animated Television series that don't need any introduction: It was emblematic of what the girls and also, the grown-up male audience expected to at that time: A fearless heroine who juggled between her school studies and home chores by save the world against the fangs of Dr. Arch Bo Bren or Drakken and a sort-of Kim's mean alter-ego, Shego. The show truly has potential, albeit too much. Here is reasons why I am not so a fan of this show.

-- The TV Theme song is eerily cheesy, even for 00s standards. They even ripped the sequences on live-action for the 2019s awful movie on a very uncomfortable way.

-- Every characters are jerky and grouchy. Even the lead character where you supposed to be related to.

-- A real abuse of dialogues fit all the problematics the show's crew have struggled for: This is not Illustrated Radio per se, but is any characters need to says anything, IN ALL SEQUENCES?

-- Kim's villains are muchly like the one-notes things most DiC shows have encountered, but in much cynical. Drakken suppose to get rid of Kim and Ron out of the Earth, but he's unable to do a thing without Shego came in place?

-- Ron's stupidity is like Scooby-Doo's Shaggy Rogers: But on a much "stupid" and less lovable.

-- The very existence of Rufus. What is its use in this?

-- Albeit helped by a very appealing artdeco-style, everything feels mundanely animated by become, pretty sluggish and slow at times.

-- The formula: The crew tried to appeal the Totally Spies!/Charlie's Angels fandom on their bait, but the quirkness and sillyness makes it all depressing if all the whole series looks like that.

-- When a newer season been premiered after an online petition to breaking-up the Disney's 65-episodes policy, it's a "one step forward, two steps back" direction that the definitive final season has offered. What was the point to made an additional season due to your fans' demands if any elements were done like a fanservice thing?

-- Back to Ron. His voice is too high-pitched, by be sounds like a baby than the actual teen he supposed to be about.

Enough ranting. I've linked this episode here just for shown you how the TV series has aged a lot and that thankfully, Kim and company will no longer suffering after the dismal live-action remake film was made. This is like François Walthéry's Natacha bascially. There was too much background noise for something no one from the general audience would enjoy it. Something that most of the KP fans still refuse to recognize at this day by be very oblivious that the actual body of the show has suffered enough by the 00s Disney Channel policies, when they make live and voice-actors been rude assholes just for delivering a corny joke.

Kim Possible never will survived on our today's "woke" age because of factors like seen above. Maybe she earn a better fame on AI-fanarts than at an "official" animated property.