Echo

A completely pointless unneeded series. The first couple of episodes showed some promise to at least be average than it all gets thrown
out in name of Disney feminism. What little story is pointless and badly done. The constant signing gets old and it becomes obvious every
good character just knows sign language and every bad character doesn't. The acting is so so, some decent some bad. The main character is ok but has absolutely no range in facial expressions at all. She spends the entire series with 1 expression, angry girl face. The writing is
utter garbage and makes not sense. Her powers are never really defined or explained, unless I missed it. The beginning seems to show some weird mystical (Alien?) underground beings of her origins but it's poorly explained. The constant flashbacks of the exact same things get very old
and annoying. On the positive side I will at least note they didn't get a 5 foot 100lb actress for the part. She's taller and has actual weight and muscle definition. That's about it for the positives. Some episode specific notes follow with mild spoilers.

ep 1-
Like a cliffs notes of her origin and place within the mcu. Shoehorning into daredevil comes across as forced since she was never in the show.
There's really no reason for that one scene anyway. There's a terrible scene were she is injured and riding a bike at high speed. She's about
to pass out and approaching a semi from behind. The truck lays on it's horn (why would you blow the horn for a rear approaching vehicle?)
She reacts to the horn and swerves away apparently forgetting she's DEAF!! It's a pointless scene to begin with and serves no purpose.

ep 2-
The feminism gets a bit worse in this episode. The 'comic relief' male sidekick is an annoying loudmouth and not funny. Magic pawn shop owner just happens to have whatever she needs and can somehow manufacture a new let. Her fake leg gets crushed and she appears to wince in pain from it.

ep 3-
Here's where it all goes to hell and cranks the feminism up to 10. Beginning flashback has a young girl who wants to join the native police force but women aren't allowed, only men. Then a group of male native police are ambushed and getting killed and she magically knows and runs and singlehanded saves them all and kills everyone in a laughable sequence. Maya suddenly turns into iron man and builds a high-tech accurate gun out of rollerblades complete with laser sight but can't fix her bent leg last episode. Roller rink fight scene is awful and has her destroying her way through a dozen or more men throwing them around and lifting them off the ground. She does not have super strength in the original comics so that's either bad writing or feminism.

ep 4-
Boring with long drawn out conversations that don't matter and nothing really happens. More interested in being a feminist native American
culture show this episode.

ep 5-
The finale decides again to focus on feminism and culture over anything else. Very slow, long drawn out scenes of nothing. The final showdown
is one of the most laughably bad feminist girl power scenes you will ever see. There's a giant monster truck that magically appears out of nowhere for one random scene that has never been seen or mentioned before.