Jûshinki Pandora

Created and written by the Godfather of Mecha, Shoji Kawamori. The mecha (MOEV's) and BRAI designs are awesome. Definitely no complaints there. The main mecha echo elements of the VF-25 & VF-31 Variable Fighters and ADR-03-Mk III Cheyenne Destroid, all from Shoji Kawamori's Macross franchise. The story is interesting, but it is a slow burner and doesn't really pick up the pace until after episode 3.

There's a fair amount of world building in the first episodes. The English dubbing however doesn't fit the subtitles. Which is very frustrating when you have the dub on along with subtitles. Which leaves you wondering if the dub or sub is a correct interpretation of the original Japanese audio.

Some people complained about the Princess chest size saying they are unnatural. However this is not correct. Yes they are very anime big boobs, but they look to be a K cup, like former JAV star Shibuya Kaho.

Why is everyone complaining about the giant anime Boobs. They're called Anime Boobs for a reason and I think they only add to the entertainment. The animation is fantastic.

AVOID at all cost; do not waste your time watching this pretentious mess.

I resist to believe this is truly an Animé; aside from the aesthetics, drawing techniques and some typical device plots, this has very little in common with true Japanimation. I doubt this show was written by Japanese.

Is like the writers watched a lot of different shows, and they try to put a little bit of everything on it, with their morals included. They created this ridiculous combination of Sci-Fi, with the most fringe logic behind it, making almost no scientific sense; they picked a topic like Quantum physics, thinking they are going bedazzled people with their theoretical mumbo-jumbo. Then the mixed that with Magical / Wishful Thinking, and they solve everything with Love and a mixture of whatever sounds philosophical / spiritual

The plot is not surprising at all, very easy to predict what's going to happen on every episode.

I don't want to write spoilers, but just by checking parts of the first episode you can guess that this is just the a corny , campy idea of what true science function should be.

There is nothing outstanding from the illustration / animation point of view; things we have seen in so many other shows. The action is lame, The jokes are not funny, characters are cliché, their stories are cliché too; this is definitely not the work of a genius.

Honestly I'm just writing this to complain about reviews talking about fan service. If this is fan service then 99.9% of anime is fan service. There is literally a handful of boob shots of one character through the whole anime and they are completely covered up and have no bounce to them. If you think that is fan service or your offended in some way then I would stop watching anime because you'll end up being outraged all the time. When did people get so offended by every little thing? But anyways the anime is good, nothing new, pretty generic but solid enough. I would recommend unless you're someone who is constantly being offended by everything you see.

In the first half there is a little bit of fan service the worst is barbie doll nudy of Cecil Suu after she take a shower. She does has important roll in series but she comes off as intj and does not show a lot emotion. the first half of the series is ok. it starts of in post apocalypse world with monster of the week plot. those plots usually feel Cliche. how ever the plot thickens by mid point of the series. The 2nd half the fan service is toned down which is good thing because usually with action anime it just get in the way of the story. I really wanting to know what happens at the end most of 2nd half episodes. our hero is intp personality with all strengths and flaws that come with it. Which found likeable and relatable being intp my self. How ever I am no super genius. I like interactions between him and Chloe. Chloe is and ESFJ and why she bring up family contract so much at first. the other characters are fleshed out too and likable. how ever the show at time spends too much time on small things than the action.