Incredibly Ever After is the story of two superheroes that fell in love and retired from their trade. They got married and moved to a remote mountain top where they have lived peacefully for years and integrated themselves in the quirky mountain top community. The two, Aroma Woman and Gazer Warrior, have been living a pretty bland life ever since. Gazer lazes about and is volunteered as the town newspaper reader (mostly because he’s the only one who can read) and Aroma Woman runs a diner where the women come to get fat , cause being fat is what turns the town men on (or so they think).

Aside from being bored occasionally, due to living a lie as ordinary citizens, Gazer Warrior is a little worried because his eye sight is failing him and his libido is on the rocks. Aroma Woman on the other hand is ready to start a family and can’t figure out why her husband is so uninterested. Leave it to the town women to give her the scoop, or what they believe the scoop is. In any case it all equals out to a lot of laughs when their miscommunication causes super sized fights and tantrums. Of course not all is fun and games when the two are forced to don their masks for justice once again.

PICTURE QUALITY:
Incredibly Ever After has a fine picture that offers up a wonderful amount of detail and clarity with vibrant color that booms in red and greens. There is a small amount of underlying grain in the picture but passes through in it’s few scenes almost unnoticeable. Night and interior dark scenes have amazing deep rich black levels and even when CGI pops up, and it does a lot, it’s well meshed in with the picture and looks natural. All in all I’d say this one is a winner.

BONUS FEATURES:
~BD/DVD Versions
~Original Trailers
~Previews