Martinez had a very gentle demeanor (and because Max had to get a bullet wound looked at). She swallows it enough to get a quick check-up from Dr. Afraid of Doctors: Max and the Flock have a general fear of doctors.Possibly if she hadn't been, things might have turned out a little better) note Although admittedly, she did apparently allow her daughter to be made into an avian-human hybrid, but she does say that she was locked out of the project against her will. After all, every adult so far in the series is evil, no matter how long they spend being friendly to begin with, except Valencia Martinez, who is fairly useful and kind. Naturally, there's no such thing as a web-faring adult to also support/argue the issues, and the adults really are responsible for it all. Adults Are Useless: In Saving The World and Other Extreme Sports, one of the characters starts a child uprising against adults.The Ace: Omega from Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports was built/raised to be this.Max, begins with a CSM show, with no mention of the mission from the 4th book ever again. Aborted Arc: The end of The Final Warning ends with a cliffhanger: The Voice tells Max about a mission that she should go on.Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports (2008).The first book, Hawk, was released in July 2020. It was shown in select theaters that September.Ī sequel series focusing on Max's daughter Hawk is being published. There is also an OEL Manga made by NaRae Lee, which follows the plot from the start of the first book and currently has nine volumes released.Īs of March 2015 there is also a Marvel Comics adaptation, Max Ride: First Flight, and its sequel, Max Ride: Ultimate Flight.Īfter years of Development Hell, a feature-length film was digitally released in August 2016. The later books have turned what once was a sci-fi/fantasy with werewolves and Angelic bird kids trying to survive on their own because adults are either useless or evil, into a green-peace adventure that has the kids going from Werewolf fighting to saving penguins in the Antarctic. It'd take too long to explain, and becomes so nonsensical that there's no way the author could ever explain it without using the whole 'It was just a simulation' cliche, which he seems to be surely working his way towards, and used once. The series takes Gambit Roulette to the extreme by hinting that the kids are working for the bad guys who are really good guys secretly working for the. The series is divided into two parts: The Fugitives (books 1-3) and The Protectors (books 4 and onward). Loosely inspired by his adult books When the Wind Blows and The Lake House, though the series are unrelated. A young adult series, written by James Patterson, about evil adults trying to kill Totally Radical teenage bird kids on the run from the man.

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