Tokyo Babylon

The two OVAs don't relate to the amazing manga so the storyline isn't really there to what Tokyo Babylon is really about which is what the manga is about. Overall I give it a 7/10 because it was still quite fun to watch, but I highly recommend the manga, it's brilliant!

This is my first review, so I guess it will not be very clear, but lets waste no time and get to it.

It's vintage, good animation, good audio and awesome voice actors and it still has a score lower than 7!? That was surprising, honestly.

There isn't much depth to the characters, but hopefully more light will be shed upon them soon. (Yes, it has sequels.)
Yes, the characters are OP, but they blend in really well amongst the others.

Both episodes will get you hooked to them unless you aren't paying attention. Pacing was great.
It can be an enjoyable break from all the modern animes nowadays.

Hopefully this ... review is helpful!

Have a nice day/night everyone!

Despite being a huge fan of Subaru and Seishirou, I never got around to see the OVA up until now. It's an extra story for the ones that read the manga and has two pretty good episodes, but can never reach the level of the manga. The bond between Subaru and Seishirou are almost non-existent in this adaption. It's fun to see the characters coming to live in early 90's setting. And to see Subaru and Hikoto wearing their various (flashy fashion) outfits of the manga in the anime. Overall, the two stories were interesting as a stand alone, but nothing too special.

If you ... are a huge Tokyo Babylon fan, see this episode. If not, just read the manga and you'll be happier. Or watch some episodes of Tsubasa and X if you want to see Subaru and Seishirou come to live in anime style.