In the animated adult comedy series, starring Mike Tyson himself, the former heavyweight champ is solving mysteries left and right with a little help from the Mike Tyson Mystery Team. This crime fighting team includes the ghost of the Marquess of Queensberry; Mike’s adopted Korean daughter, Yung Hee; and a pigeon who was once a man. The gloves come off as the former heavyweight champ and his team gear up for weekly adventures and put unsolved mysteries down for the count!
Episodes
The End
Ultimate Judgment Day
Heavyweight Champion of the Moon
Is Magic Real?
Mite Tyson
A River Runs Through It into a Heart of Darkness
Kidnapped!
House Haunters
Night Moves
Ty-Stunned
I don't think anybody was looking for an animated show featuring Mike Tyson but those who have taken the time to watch this zany animated series know that it's a welcome one. These episodes are the uncut versions of the show and they do have some foul language that younger viewers may need to be shielded from. Teens and adult will have a blast with this sort of retro style mystery series. 8.5/10
Mike Tyson Mysteries is presented in an aspect ratio of 1.78:1. - The series has a retro animated look like shows from the 70's and early 80's. Colors were bright and have nice balance. Black levels were rich. The image was sharp and ink links were crisp. I saw some light banding in darker scenes but nothing too troubling.8.5/10
Audio is presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 - Mike Tyson has a very distinct voice that is difficult to discern at times but thankfully the tracks on here present him as crisp and clear as possible. Surrounds are used to create a decent amount of atmosphere when needed, otherwise these tracks are a bit front heavy. 8/10