Been watching Ben 10 since beginning with son.
This season is interesting. Ben is finally (supposedly) out on his own, but not quite. He now has a new sidekick. The production values of the animation seem to have been lowered. Not near as good a quality as the last few seasons (ultrmatrix). They have also changed his personality to that more of a 12 yr old then a 16+ teenager he is supposed to be. the last few seasons, Ben, really grew up. In this one, he has reverted. I personally do not like that move by the studio, nor does my 8 yr old. He watches these on the day they come out, then goes back to replaying last season. They are trying to hit two target audiences by the looks of it, and missing the target with both. Hopefully they reboot this season and get back to the high quality work they did the last two seasons.
Poor re-boot
I've been watching the Ben 10 series with my kids since the first season. They were quite excited when the new season started but soon became disillusioned. The first episode dispenses with all the supporting characters (Gwen, Kevin etc) and replaces them with an alien side-kick whose role is unclear. Is he a fish-out-of-water alien who will find his feet later in the season? Is he the iron that pulls an insufferably arrogant Ben out of the fire. The writers don't seem to know or care. The animation and design is noticeably poorer. The story lines and character development thin. Not good.
you get the episodes...but there is no way to download to any devices
My son loved the show and the shows that we bought. Quality isn't that nice, but works all the same. It said that you can download and I didn't see any place were it could be downloaded at all
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