It’s time for Chase Suno to decide the fate of the Monsuno! Now available on DVD, Monsuno is an epic boys action adventure series where kids discover, command and battle creatures with tremendous destructive potential. When a race to harness the power of Monsuno ensues between a group of everyday kids and the evil forces focused on destroying the Earth, the young heroes spring into action to defend the planet. Built around powerful, action-driven animation, dynamic characters and a deeply woven original story mythology, Monsuno provides a completely original entertainment experience.
Monsuno: COMBAT CHAOS Synopsis:
Chase Suno and his Core-Tech team have emerged victorious in their most recent battle with Eklipse and S.T.O.R.M. With Core-Tech’s victory, Chase has been given the opportunity to decide the fate of the Monsuno. Believing that mankind and Monsuno can one day coexist peacefully, Chase allows them to live. But new foes lurk in the shadows, waiting for their chance to strike. Is now their time? Find out with the first five episodes of Monsuno’s outrageously exciting second season!
MY REVIEW
I had my eight year old son watch the latest addition to the Monsuno series, Combat Chaos and he seemed to be really into it. This was his first time watching the series, but what I loved about that is you can easily get into it without having watched previous episodes. The show is filled with tons of action which any young boy around my son's age would love and not only action, but it also has a great story line that keeps you interested in the show.
There are five kids that fight and battle off the evils that are among them as they get information from the main character's dad. Though this is an action show there were some funny parts that I had to chuckle to with both kid and some adult humor, so I got right into it with my son. My son is now looking forward to finding and watching Monsuno on television. Monsuno: Combat Chaos is now available for purchase!
Disclosure: All opinions are my own. I received Monsuno Combat Chaos on DVD at no cost for the purpose of this review. No other compensation was received.
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