#C4 studio animation review series#

through these 12 episodes you will see him change his perceptions. How he attempts to overcome his past fears, how he convinces himself that he is not actually a useless dimwit who always runs away in the face of adversity.

#C4 studio animation review series#

becomes a space police officer?! Indeed, most of the series focuses on the growth of Chuta as a person. If you had watched the PV, you'd have known that our protagonist Chuta had a terrible incident happen to him when he was young, and had been traumatized by it ever since. Even if you don't plan to watch this series, I'd recommend you to just watch that ED. Not just in terms of music, but the animation during the ED was simply beautiful. They also had, in my opinion, one of the best EDs of the season.

Battle themes during the action, and slow emotional pieces during supposedly sad moments it all fit well. So yes, great and familiar shounen music to accompany this series really worked well for me. The OST composer is none other than Yasuharu Takanashi, who is the same guy who brought to you the soundtracks of Fairy Tail and Naruto Shippuden. If anything, the soundtrack of this series has to be one of its highlights for me. And also, not to mention the main girls (Misuzu, Veronica, Nina) actually looked pretty cute too. It was just fascinating to see really weird characters all around. There's also a cat girl, a talking muscular crescent moon. When I first saw him I seriously thought Chips looked an awful lot like Manaphy (Yes, the Pokemon). Because this series featured aliens and similar life-forms, character designs were rather interesting for this one. The art isn't exactly extravagant, but it's appealing enough to make watching it comfortable. That said, the series ended on a decent note and was quite open, although I highly doubt a second season would come but it definitely has made room for a possibility. Overall the series didn't feel that rushed, although I thought the ending did fall victim to that a bit.

This gives you the feeling on wanting/needing to watch on to find out what happens next, which I thought they pulled off decently well. Despite the simple plot line, the episodes have a good flow to them and usually have a sense of continuity between them. Necessarily mean it's not worth a watch, though. Almost everything about it is as straightforward as it can get or, as some people would call it, predictable. However, going into this series thinking and expecting it to match the quality of Reborn isn't the way to go.Р”В®lDLIVE is really just a simple, shounen series with not much complications regarding the plot or characters. Seeing how its rating isn't exactly high, I thought I needed to justify just how good (or bad) this series actually is.Р”Р„s most of you reading this might already know, this series was written by the very same author who brought us Katekyo Hitman Reborn.