The Knuckles Paramount+ series starring Idris Elba has received mixed reviews from critics. GameSpot gave the series a 6 out of 10, labeling it as an “endearing family comedy.” However, the review pointed out that Knuckles didn’t have much of an arc and felt slight in the continuation of the Sonic the Hedgehog cinematic universe.
On the other hand, IGN gave the Knuckles series an 8 out of 10, calling it a “chaotic bonus level.” The review praised the chemistry between Knuckles and Wade Whipple, describing it as a laugh-a-minute road movie. IGN highlighted the bold and creative approach of the series, along with some heartwarming moments between the characters.
Collider was less impressed with the Knuckles series, giving it a score of 5 out of 10. The review suggested that the series might have been better served as a movie, pointing out that Knuckles felt like a guest star in his own show. Collider also mentioned the issue of balancing the CGI character throughout the six episodes, which may have impacted the overall quality of the series.
Empire’s review of the Knuckles series awarded it 3 out of 5 stars, calling it “fun filler” until the arrival of Sonic 3. The review emphasized that the series focused more on Wade Whipple than on Knuckles, but still provided entertainment for fans of the franchise.
GamesRadar+ also gave the Knuckles series 3 out of 5 stars, describing it as a “confident trial run for Sonic 3.” The review noted that the series had moments where it excelled, delivering an energetic and earnest adventure for fans of the beloved echidna character.
The Knuckles Paramount+ series has received a range of reviews from critics. While some praised its humor and chemistry between characters, others felt that the series lacked depth and focus. Ultimately, the success of the series will likely depend on the viewer’s personal enjoyment of the Sonic the Hedgehog universe and their expectations for the future of the franchise.
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