She is also quite relatable and sympathetic. She is smart, resourceful, and can kick some serious butt. Juniper Lee is quite a likable main protagonist. The show has a pretty strong cast of characters. It also has clever and unique portrayals of well-known fictional figures such as Loki and The Sandman. The show is filled with interesting mythology regarding the centuries-long history of the Te Xuan Ze, the various monsters and demons, and the magical spells. It feels like a mix of slice-of-life, action/adventure, and supernatural stories, and it balances those genres pretty well. In fact, I would even say it's really good. What are my thoughts on the show? I think it's good. I watched the entire first season, randomly picked four episodes from Season 2, and randomly picked three episodes from Season 3. Revisiting this show, I watched 20 episodes of it in preparation for this review.
Maintaining the balance often interferes with her personal life, including her schoolwork and her social life, but she always manages to keep everything flowing. She can also use various kinds of magic to assist her. To accomplish her task, she has been magically enhanced, making her far stronger and faster than ordinary humans. Juniper has recently been made the new Te Xuan Ze, the protector and the keeper of the balance between the human and magic worlds. The magic and human worlds have been separated by a magical barrier, known as "The Veil," which prevents ordinary humans from seeing any magic-related events or the creatures related to them.
The city is a hub for magical activity and is filled with various monsters and demons, both good and evil.
The show went on for three seasons with a total of forty 22-minute episodes. The series centers on the life of a preteen girl named Juniper Lee, who lives in Orchid Bay City. "The Life and Times of Juniper Lee" was created by Judd Winick and ran on Cartoon Network from May 2005 until April 2007. Today, we are taking a look at a series that ForeverEvanescent, one of my watchers, suggested I do a review on: "The Life and Times of Juniper Lee". Welcome to "Forgotten Cartoons" everyone. NOTE: This article is taken from OwenOgletree's page on DeviantArt.
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