Lets get back to the review.") In some areas, I commend the artists for putting scenes that looked like they were supposed to be upside down rather then right side up. (Angel: "Want to try it?" Kurai: "Um no thank you.
It would take great skill to fight in one. I heard of women who can't breath in those things. I just wonder how the guy actually fights with a suit that seems to squeeze his internal organs like a corset though. (Angel: "It sounded like a balloon popping too if I recall.") The blue power suit that the guy wears looks really original, about as original as a toothpick in a box of toothpicks. (Akuma: "For someone who has robotic hinges in their body." Angel: "And bright colors that seem to mud together.") I was extremely fond of how the girls looked so different from each other, just like they were twins! I commend how life-life the fighting was including the time one of the girls heads popped like a balloon from one of the little lasers the Ancients did.
(Angel: "To bad it came out in 2005.) The artwork is clear and vibrant with bright colors and amazing fluid movement. The animation is rather exceptional, for something that might have been created during the 50s.
The plot brings to light that we don't need names of characters or an actual storyline that leads somewhere in order to be made, we just have to have the budget to make it. (Angel: "WAIT A MINUTE! Your not taking this serious, are you? Your first review and this is what your going for?: Kurai: "Hold on a second! Just hear me out!" Angel: "I hope you know what your doing .") As I was saying, the story is rather deep for it begs the question on if our lives, just how much time do we commit to watching shows like this. It's rather interesting how a story like this actually came out because of just how deep the show is.
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