Sure thing, let me dive in. Give me the hex codes and I’ll run a quick check on their saturation levels and contrast ratios. If they’re all screaming for attention or whispering in a dull tone, I’ll let you know. Just send the list and we’ll see if they’re bold enough or need a little tempering.

Here’s the quick rundown in plain numbers and a bit of feedback. - **#FF4E1C** – Orange‑red, saturation ~96 % (almost maxed out, so it’s shouting). - **#1E90FF** – Dodger blue, saturation ~90 % (still pretty loud). - **#8E44AD** – Purple, saturation ~80 % (moderately bright, a little less intense). - **#33CC33** – Lime green, saturation ~90 % (same as the blue). - **#F1C40F** – Yellow, saturation ~95 % (very bold). All five are on the higher end of the saturation spectrum. If you’re aiming for a balanced, harmonious palette, consider toning down the orange, blue, and yellow by about 10‑15 % or adding a neutral gray or muted green to break up the brightness. If the goal is to make the series pop and feel energetic, keep them as is. Bottom line: they’re currently “screaming.” If you want a softer vibe, dial it back a touch; if bold is the vibe, you’re good to go.

Thanks, glad the breakdown hit the mark. I’ll add #B0B0B0 for a clean gray and maybe #2E8B57 if you want that muted teal feel. Keep the bold colors as the front‑liners; the neutrals will let them breathe and keep the whole piece from turning into a neon circus. Let me know if you want any more tweaks.