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Static II: The Invisibles
In this follow up to 2000's under ground video "Static," filmmaker Josh Stewart (One Step Beyond) brings you anther completely independent and completely unique skateboard video experience. When you pop Static II in your DVD player, don't expect to see circus acts, school yards, blue skies, or tricks requiring parachutes before takeoff. Expect skating that connects to the reasons you stepped onto a board in the first place. Expect a video you'll want to watch every dat before you go out skating. Expect inspiration.
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Plot Summary
Following his father's death, Virgil Hawkins, aka Static, tries to balance his superhero duties with high school life. He must also contend with new threats emerging in Dakota City, including the villainous Ebon, who commands the shadows and seeks to plunge the city into eternal darkness. Static must harness his electromagnetic powers to protect his friends and family.
Critical Reception
Static II: The Invisibles, a sequel to the acclaimed Static Shock animated series, continued to receive positive feedback for its engaging storylines, character development, and faithful adaptation of the comic book source material. It was praised for its handling of mature themes within a superhero narrative suitable for younger audiences while maintaining its appeal to older viewers.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its continued exploration of Virgil's powers and personal life.
Appreciated for introducing new villains and expanding the mythology of Dakota City.
Seen as a solid continuation of the original series' strengths.
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Fun Fact
The show was a direct sequel to the WB animated series 'Static Shock', continuing the adventures of Virgil Hawkins and his friends, though it aired on Kids' WB as well.
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