Twin Signal: Family Game

This will be kinda tricky since there isn't much to say about this anime...

Main Character: Signal (Chibi Signal), Pulse and Nobuhiko Otoi

Overall , I would rate Twin Signal as 7...

Story-wise, it was silly and predictable but original enough for a 90s anime... it revolves around a powerful albeit somewhat defective robot named Signal... well, all the robots are defective here - Pulse is nearsighted, Elara is clumsy and Epsilon is a wreck...

The art had a Rayearth/Inuyasha/Ranma feel to it... think of it as Inuyasha having long limbs... it was cute (kinda dreary) but nothing really special...
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Characters are okay and sometimes funny, though they tend to overreact at times... Chibi Signal was still adorable... i liked how Signal acted to protect his brother Nobuhiro... the others have their own personalities but were not very memorable...

I can't bring myself to rate it as 6 - it was not that entertaining but it wasn't that boring... I am sure that the creators tried their hardest during the 90s to make this click... so this would still be "Good"...

For those who like good, clean fun, pick this up but do not expect too much... :)

This is the funniest OVA ever made.

I can't even begin.....it's just the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life.

Go watch it, it's hilarious!

Recommendation: Skip it.

This is a show that's difficult to review because there is just so little substance to it. The plot is as barebones as it gets, the central conflict of Pulse and Signal fighting is simply because a bad guy programmed Pulse to do some villainy. No one has compelling motivations for anything they do and the characters are basic and unmemorable.

As far as redeeming qualities go, there are a few funny gags, mostly involving Elara the ditzy housekeeping robot, and it's got a comfortable and decently animated 90's vibe going. But mostly this just felt like a waste of time. ... It's not really bad or anything, but it was a very forgettable 90 minutes overall.