Story- Rating, a fair number 6.
How I see it:
Well frist of all it looks like your classical good vs evil kind a thing with a little bit of a "Damsel in distress" on the sides,but as the anime goes on a lot of the things which one might think it is, doesn't seem to be at all, one example is Sakana or the fish girl (she's an actual human, not a mermaid) you might think that she's the key to all of the things that those from the so called "Glittering Curx Brigade" gang fears but it turns out that she's merely a nobody in the anime except a story teller to some high ranking "Glittering Crux Brigade" gang member. Futhermore, the story is more about a bunch of teen-agers with Cybodies and powers to manipulate the so called "Zero time" who do what every adrenaline filled teen-agers does, and that is DUKING OUT WITH EACH OTHER.
Art-Rating, a dreadful number 2.
What gives?
Co'z the way the characters school uniforms, Glittering Crux Brigade members attire to the Cybodies are gay, gay and gay. Let's start with the school uniform especially the tie, it looks like an inverted penis, for the girls the tie looks like an inverted penis with balls in the sides of thier collars, 2nd the Glittering Crux Brigade's attire, nearly all of the girls dresses in an S & M outfit while the guys dress in a heavy metal band. Also the Cybodies look like a poster symbol for Anorexia, which somehow how makes me think that the artist of this anime seems to be promoting it. I also hate both artist and author's concept of making the members of Glittering Crux Brigade to wear funny looking masks that looks good when in a royal french party.
Sound- Rating, a very good 8.
No comment here.
Character- Rating, a very good 8.
I really like the roles that Takuto Tsunashi, Wako Agemaki and Sugata Shindō play. However, it is a bit confusing as to who is the main villan of this anime. It may be possible that Sugata Shindo could be Takuto's enemy. So, I guess will find out in the end of this anime.
Enjoyment and Overall- a fair number 6.
Trivia: The story of "Robinson Crusoe" was inspired by a real life castaway Alexander Selkirk who was strandred in an island a few miles off of Chile for 4 years.
