Very much like how One Punch Man jumps from parody and spoof of manga to a very extensive and intelligent criticism on established philosophies, society, and people's wrongful assumptions, MB100 has a tremendously impressive array of thoughts, ideas and concepts poured in both its characters and its plot.
It is not the anime with the most profound cast or the most charming one, but as shounens go, it is the one that makes you think the most by far.
The number of ways MB100 tries to flip the table on you and succeeds is pretty staggering for only 12 episodes, and it manages to make you quesiton yourself on responsability when you have a great power, the value of forced happiness, inferiority complex from the strong or the talented, rejection of society out of a sense of superiority, and so on.
I highly recommend it to anyone wanting a shounen that's both fun and actually makes you think.
Story: 9 : Makes great use of its characters to put up very simple yet very efficient situations
Art: 4 : It's made by One, it looks like ass with makeup.
Sound : 8 : I warmed up to the opening over time and the voice cast and large musical panel are neat.
Character: 10: again, they are simple and quite one-dimensional, but each of them adds another layer of intelligent criticism and they all build something amazing.
Enjoyment: 7 : the fights were very flashy but technically weak, we are veeeeeeery far from one punch man here, and while there's a lot of food for thought, it's more of a thinking anime with fun than a fun anime that wants to make you think.
Overall: 8 : Messy, simple, and not that fancy, and yet easily something anyone should try to watch if only to remember that manga aren't just about aliens yelling for 20 minutes while they charge their attacks, but also thinking about things we usually don't think about.
