I find Claire to be an extremely conflicting character and I think sensed a similar sentiment in your analysis. Like I think I generally liked her, but there are some serious and I mean *serious* almost show breaking faults with her character. And by this I mean how she was the final one to defeat Morgana in the finale. I hated this moment, like I REALLY hated it. It felt so unnatural because it basically gave Claire the ultimate victory in the show and that felt extremely misplaced when the entire series was about Jim building up to a final confrontation. The entire series focused on Jim and his journey to improve himself and be a better Trollhunter. Right form the beginning it was set up with him fighting the big bad, that's what the entire show was about. It's no entirely Claire's fault but rather the writing that make Morgana the big bad instead of Gunmar. Making her the true villain in the final season overshadowed not just Gunmar's role as a villain but also Jim's destiny to defeat him. Like Jim still defeats Gunmar but it really didn't feel that special in the show but that point because we knew Morgana was the true big bad. Gunmar became a side quest and I kind of felt robbed knowing that what was established as the ultimate confrontation in prior sessions had become relegated to a side quest. So for Claire to get that big win instead of Jim almost felt disrespectful to the main character and what the show was about. Jim didn't even really help it was almost all Claire. Like I've have no issue with Claire helping but she basically did it all on her own. It just didn't feel fulfilling, especially when Claire had way less training than Jim yet she was defeating more impressive villains. Like I know they set up connection between Claire and Morgana but this all happened in the final season, it should not have overshadowed Jim and his status as the main character. Claire even overshadowed Angor Rot's connection with Morgana, a character who had so much history with Morgana. If anyone should have defeated Morgana it should have been Angor. That should have been the culmination of his entire arc because he was a slave to Morgana and the most fitting conclusion earning his freedom by finally killing his master. I'd even be cool with Claire and Angor teaming up to defeat her as long as Angor gets to hit the final blow. But Angor is literally fodder in the actual fight and it felt like his character was resurrected in season 3 for absolutely no reason. His deserved a way more satisfying and purposeful conclusion than what they gave him.

As having seen none of them at this time, I’ll have to say that they all equally seem interesting. If Wizards had more episodes, based on first impression here, I think I’d lean towards that

Fam how have you not made a video on the new netflix masters of the universe yet? It will blow up

3Below and Wizards should’ve gotten more seasons. That makes for way better world-building and storytelling than a movie.

I strongly disagree with you I think that 3below is the worst series because it’s not as enjoyable as trollhunters or wizards because trollhunters has more excitement and more funny moments