Having watched the first part, I'm so far really enjoying this new CWSeed animation. The animation from Titmouse is very colorfully stylized to be both memorable and dynamic, and the action sequences are also pretty great as well. Definitely fitting for a cartoon about Deathstroke

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Michael Chiklis is surprisingly effective at embodying The Terminator. Cold, efficient, sardonic, but warm in his own way when it comes to his family, although even then it could be easy to mistake it for a mask for Slade's violent tendencies. All around I really loved his performance as Deathstroke

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I'm actually surprised by how much they retained from Slade's comic origin. His relationship with Adeline, the experiment that turned him into Deathstroke, Adeline not knowing about Slade being a mercenary, and Joey's fate. About the only major things they removed were Grant and Adeline being the one to take Slade's eye after what happened to Joey. Which makes me wonder how Slade lost it in this continuity

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Adaptions usually leave her out, so it was nice to see a proper adaption of Adeline here, and Sasha Alexander captured her well as the tough-as-nails, maternal, and committed woman who Slade fell in love with...and then grew to hate him

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Was that black swordswoman Onyx? She and Jackal seemed to have a thing going on, judging by how they reacted to each other when Slade gutted her

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Adeline
totally bugged Slade when she kissed him

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I love how Bronze Tiger loses his arm again and then goes to the trouble of thinking it's not worth it to fire on an escaping Slade, only for Slade to be petty enough to still launch a missile at him

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Colin Salmon really seems to enjoy popping up in DC productions. Walter Steele on
Arrow, General Zod on
Krypton, and now Slade's trusty best pal Wintergreen. Not that I mind

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I figured the Hive Queen was Rose the moment I noticed her hair was white (setting aside the fact that I recognized Faye Mata) and it became especially clear when it became more obvious how personal this vendetta against Slade was. Not to mention she seemed fairly empathetic to Slade abandoning Joey. I also figured it was probably the affair that birthed Rose that was the betrayal Adeline was talking about at the beginning

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Although they call her "Jade" in the credits, so are they changing her real name

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Who wants to bet that this series ends with Rose losing her eye? To be honest, I was expecting it would happen when Slade set off the explosion

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I love how Slade doesn't even want to bother fighting Shiva, so he just surrenders and then gets out of there the moment he grabs Joey

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Jericho's powers are usually just mind-transference through eye contact, but here it's a more typical Omega-level telepathy. Maybe they thought it would be more conducive towards letting him speak post-injury instead of relying on sign language. Of course, Jericho is also usually a hero instead of a villain, but I guess Wilson kids got to stick together, and Griffin Puatu really sold Joey's angst and righteous fury at his father

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Jackal is apparently still around, and he put Rose in charge of HIVE, so I wonder when he'll make a re-appearance. Maybe he'll be the proper Final Boss of the series

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Well, I'm not going to provide a rating after only one episode, but this Deathstroke miniseries is off to an interesting start. I see that big brother Grant doesn't seem to exist here, and I guess that is Rose actually older than Joseph. Speaking of which, Joe seems to have a completely different power set. It also looks like the show might completely ignore the Teen Titans. Is this emulating some Nu-52 continuity that I am unfamiliar with? Or is it going in a completely different and more original direction? At least this isn't playing off of the Arrowverse continuity.
I'd say they took elements from several different takes on Deathstroke from the comics, but for the most part I'd say they've pulled a lot from Marv Wolfman's work with Slade.