Hero Bank

First off, this anime is a piece of art, and it should and will be reflected as such in this review.

Everytime the anime starts you get sucked right in with the wonderful opening, which easily rivals beethoven's classics. This builds suspense right from the start and sucks you right into the hero wars, where epic battles await you.

The battle scenes are just amazing, perfectly executed and build up a lot of suspense. You never know how the battles will end, and how Kaito Gosho will once again outsmart his opponent.

The animation quality is just gorgeous, by far the most beautifully crafted piece of art ... this season. You can lose yourself easily in the fluid animation and the extraordinary attention to detail.

When you aren't graced with one of the fantastic battle scenes in this moment, you'll get to see the outstanding witty humour and character development which is quality-wise at the pinnacle of this century.

All in all my life got richer by watching this, after just 13 episodes I'm now closer to the true meaning of life.

10/10 would watch again and already have 10 times.

This anime is actually pretty good.
The story isn't too complex, the characters aren't very complex, and the battle system, a big part of the show, makes no sense.
But it'll put a smile on your face.

When you're looking for entertainment and not much more, that's when a show like Hero Bank shines.

It has easy jokes that you can't help but smile at, running gags that don't get old, general childlike silliness that never drops low enough to be outside of an adult's sense of humor, and the latter can be difficult to accomplish.

The best joke of all, and sort of what ... makes the whole show work: The main character doesn't even seem to understand what money is.