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Even though the disc is dubbed only, this doesn't hamper the series much. The dub works well with the characters' personalities, and although sometimes the girl in the series can sound incredibly annoying and screechy, the acting is commendable. The problem with the characters is not their voices, but their personalities. The natures of some of the main characters are frustrating to watch, especially the cowardliness of one of them, and the annoyingly self-absorbed hyperactive egotism of another. With the exception of a few side characters, the people are the bane of the series. They hardly interact with one another at all, making the main feature of the series the battles, which, given its young male target audience, makes sense.

On the positive side, the animation in the series is fluid, which is a nice touch. Surprisingly, the parts that have a tendency to get choppy are the battle scenes, where it sometimes looks as though the animators tried to cut as many corners as possible. Instead of clear cut fights, the scenes are oftentimes just fiery clouds of vagueness. They serve their purpose, but are disappointing sometimes, especially when a character is set to use a special attack, which is hidden by fogs of fire. The art in the series is smooth and clean, and gives it a crisp look. The only issue with the art is the oversimplified character design, which sometimes gives the people a fake look.