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Zen is more concerned with animating licensed action figures, than fixing their laughable physics.
I have only watched the first episode of the show. If I watched more, I would probably be even more pissed off by this broken table. Its beautiful. Some great shots and fun bonus rounds. But they had to throw in the action figures obscuring the flippers, and the ridiculous "spinball physics" - wherein a solid steel ball spins so fast in one direction that it actually curves on the lucite/plexiglass surface.