Super Cube

The animation- is chef's kiss. I was bored out of my mind on a rest day, and decided I wanted to geek out that day. I had already finished watching the new episodes of my preferred Japanese animes and decided to scroll through chinese/other animes. I noticed there was a pattern of 3D or cheesy 2D spiritual animes in which other people rated as trash or cardboard-ly animated. (Switching frames by frame like cards with Google slides' transitions)

I then tried to look for a more actual anime looking thumbnail/title poster one. Something that looked like Solo-Leveling which at the time, its animation made my brain blown. (And its manga did too) I felt open minded this time around, and hoped this would be okay. Turns out I was wr- right. This went on my God Level Animations collection (i only have 5 on there) A lot of mortal kombat styled environmental usage was in this one show. Did I mention that my idol is Bruce Lee? 😁👍 (guy sensei reference) They didn't half-bum their moveset in the combat scenes.

As expected of a chinese anime, I saw the art in martial arts with the detail to using the environment, intricate technique, and the opponent's features hehehe... <-- No spoilers, no examples. I'll see youu!- when-you get-there. If you ever get there. (Coolio?) Anyways, their fighting style reminded me of Jeet kune do (my first martial art because I watched so many bruce lee movies when I was little), very practical n tactical, turned out to be radical.

The protagonist also has the will and heart, but it is balanced/semi realistic. No invincibility, instant make-over, sent to another world as an overpowered child, babied plot armor, or harem of women with hair colors from the light spectrum from "cheat" skills are seen. He has the soft skills down, but has to train and work for his hard skills to conquer his challenges.

The animation quality is exceptional, with fluid fight sequences and intricate choreography that rival contemporary anime. Episode 7, in particular, is a masterclass in animated action, delivering nearly 20 straight minutes of jaw-dropping combat.

The animation is sharp, and the fight scenes are visually impressive. It's a great pick for fans of power progression stories and high-stakes adventures.

If you're looking for a show that's fast-paced and never boring, Super Cube is for you. While the plot may seem simple at first, the storytelling is engaging and keeps you hooked. Each episode leaves you wanting more, thanks to its exciting pacing and intriguing progression. It's a great pick for anyone who enjoys action-packed series without unnecessary filler.

Super Cube is a really enjoyable and entertaining show. Despite its short episode duration, it manages to pack in a surprising amount of story and world-building. The pacing is fast, but never feels rushed - it keeps you engaged from start to finish.

The animation is incredibly smooth and visually satisfying, especially during the action scenes. You can tell the creators put a lot of care and effort into the visuals and overall production quality.

If you're into fast-paced, high-energy animated series with great action and intriguing plotlines, this one's definitely worth your time. Don't be surprised if your jaw drops - it's that interesting!

For what's basically a Chinese knockoff of Solo Leveling, this anime is actually pretty enjoyable it went by fast. The animation was a big surprise at the start too. If they had a bit more budget and a bigger animation team, it could honestly be better than Solo Leveling, 'cause they've got some really cool ideas for the fights. Story-wise, it's not that different either full focus on the MC's progression and definitely dynamic enough to keep viewers from getting bored. Overall, a solid anime especially in a season full of ecchi trash aimed at horny dumb teenagers.

Also, the blue haired girl TOP.

It's a shame, really. The same people who love anime, manga, and/or manhwa, who probably criticize others as being close-minded for not giving them a shot, also criticize this mandarin show with high-brow standards and ironic close-mindedness. I think if you step out of that, and see the show for what it is, and confess there are shows you've rated highly that are pure shonen with less than average writing, then this is also as great. They pushed the boundaries of animation and choreography at the very least. There is a mystery element, and leaves the main open to maturing and growth. I understand it's weird to get used to hearing Mandarin, but with anything difficult, you get used to it sooner than you'd think. Yes, the ai dub is unwatchable, but that isn't something to put on the creators of the show. Also, not getting past the first episode, or first few, because of unrelated poor english dubs, or inability to hear Mandarin/read english subs, does not yield a reliable review, as neither has anything to do with the show itself.