So he can kick ass and take names, but he has no idea how the world or Japan even works. Osamu is a Border Agent, and Kuma is a Neighbor; a quick recap runs right into the second episode, and the saga continues.
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It is evident from the jump that Toei Animation would make this a long-running series, so the animation budget was spread out considerably. So considerably that someone forgot that glasses have arms on both sides, complete arms.
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The Sci-fi aspect also does an excellent job of showing off its technological advancements, and this profound emphasis makes the whole series very intriguing and alluring.
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Mathias is an extraordinarily generic and OP protagonist, and he can do anything if the plot requires him to, but he is still a timid boy who even freaks out over a girl’s touch.
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Overall, BNA is an entertaining watch. Even though its story is lacking, the other departments are more than making up for it. One of the best things about this series is its super fun character interactions.
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This wasn't a bad episode; there was less exposition and more action. The pacing is still good, and the voice acting was consistent.
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The third episode of Girls' Frontline could be called Griffin Dolls or M4 on the run as she is the center of attention. Scarecrow discovered her location in episode two. Unfortunately, with Scarecrow's untimely demise, the task belongs to Sangvis Doll, "Executioner."
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The scene shifts to a humvee carrying Gentiane, a violet (looks pink) haired female casually dressed. The first impression of her is that she is a slacker and not up to the task of leading a formidable foursome like Team AR.
Girls Frontline will be an ongoing watch at this point. While it brings nothing new to the genre, it does provide a good piece of anime for fans of action, drama, and sci-fi. It took a conservative route using ecchi while ratcheting up the action and sci-fi buttons.
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