TV series / 2022-

The Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!)

Original title: The Guardians of Justice

The Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!) is a TV series from 2022-. This page summarizes IMDb episode ratings across 1 seasons and 7 rated episodes.

1 seasons 7 rated episodes 6.1 average 819 episode votes

Ratings by Season

Rows are episode numbers. Columns are seasons.

Episode 1
1 5.8
2 5.8
3 6.5
4 6.1
5 6.1
6 6.4
7 6.3

Series summary

About The Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!)

The rated episodes of The Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!) have an average IMDb rating of 6.1 based on 819 episode votes. Season 1 has the highest average rating at 6.1 across 7 rated episodes. Season 1 has the lowest average rating at 6.1.

Genre
Action, Adventure, and Animation
Runtime
30 minute episodes
Principal cast
Dallas Page, Sharni Vinson, Denise Richards, Zachery Ty Bryan, Derek Mears, and Alyson Stoner
Writers
Samuel Laskey, Adi Shankar, and Shawn deLoache
Directors
Enol Junquera, Luis Pelayo Junquera, and Adi Shankar
Also known as
Az igazság őrzői, Guardianes de la justicia, and Guardiões da Justiça

Highest rated

Best Episodes

  1. S1E3: Anubis and How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Nukem The best episode of The Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!) is S1E3: Anubis and How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Nukem with a 6.5 rating / 111 votes
  2. S1E6: Shame Is a Lower Vibration than Anger 6.4 rating / 101 votes
  3. S1E7: Proximity to Power Corrupts More than Power Itself 6.3 rating / 100 votes
  4. S1E4: You Can Own the Word "Justice" 6.1 rating / 101 votes
  5. S1E5: When Guardians Fall in Love 6.1 rating / 95 votes

Lowest rated

Worst Episodes

  1. S1E1: It Was Murder, She Said! The worse episode of The Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!) is S1E1: It Was Murder, She Said! with a 5.8 rating / 185 votes
  2. S1E2: A Mentally Shattered Megalomaniac 5.8 rating / 126 votes
  3. S1E4: You Can Own the Word "Justice" 6.1 rating / 101 votes
  4. S1E5: When Guardians Fall in Love 6.1 rating / 95 votes
  5. S1E7: Proximity to Power Corrupts More than Power Itself 6.3 rating / 100 votes