It's high-quality animation, but the fight scenes are more wresting moves, giant guns, and lampshading every trope on the giant robot handbook than any kind of fluid, graceful martial art.
I can see how it might fall into that category, but since posting pictures of Megas isn't something I need a lot of arm-twisting to do, I'll let you be the ultimate judge for yourself.
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So if I'm on the fence about watching this, I should get off the fence.
I just hope it's not too much into the new, angular, quasi-anime style of animation American cartoons had gotten into.
It's high-quality animation, but the fight scenes are more wresting moves, giant guns, and lampshading every trope on the giant robot handbook than any kind of fluid, graceful martial art.
I can see how it might fall into that category, but since posting pictures of Megas isn't something I need a lot of arm-twisting to do, I'll let you be the ultimate judge for yourself.
Are Wednesdays good for you?
Wednesdays? Yes, I could do with more cartoonery on Wednesdays.
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