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I actually found Kamen Rider Zero-One really watchable and enjoyable with 45 episodes that is serialized despite having fillers. (Personally I think the fillers actually helped the series to grow in it's storytelling, which I talk about that soon). It is interesting because A. I. is programming to help us in our daily lives, but what if A. I. has feelings just like humans and animals? That is an interesting question that us human beings are wondering can an A. I. have feelings? This show proves that how A. I. may have feelings in a good way, which they felt like they want to do good or evil in their own way. Which is an unquie series that I have watched. I know that there films such as 1982's Blade Runner and 2001's A. I. by Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick, but I never seen this again before because of how well-written it is.

I do recommend Kamen Rider Zero-One or any other Kamen Rider series, if you're are looking for something new.

I'm unfamiliar with the Winx Club franchise although I'm not much into it, but I did watch Fate: The Winx Saga and I did have mixed feelings on this!

I do like the more-matured tone and feel it feeling way different compared to it's animated counterpart, which it did give the show have an older audiences that is young adults, so the show was okay. Acting was good though with some realism into it's characters. Like okay maybe.

Some of the characteristics of the character-development felt a little bit off because most of them like Bloom, Sky, Beatrix, Riven, Musa, and some of the others did stand to have great character-arcs. Only Stella's arc felt confusing, that's all! There were some confusing character-arcs in the series, but overall, I do see that the effort of Fate: The Winx Saga was there, not an prefect young adults, which it does have some flaws with it, which it is okay series, but yet enjoyable and watchable at the same time.