Arslan presents us with a simple narrative, with points already seen in other works, but, thankfully, it presents very interesting characteristic points. Prince Arslan, for sure, the biggest highlight of the work, is an atypical character, because he has that innocent, fearful side, but a clear evolution is seen, and that cowardice ends, with time, becoming determination, because behind from fear, there is also a yearning for justice and a strong temper, capable of making great warriors and sages follow him, even if he is a young man, without much skill in swordsmanship.
Apart from Arslan we have other very relevant characters, like Narsus and Daryun, who are quite charismatic, and despite not having much development, are relevant enough.
Arslan's biggest flaw is even with his production, unfortunately, despite great characters, a good narrative, the production, due to its tight budget and a certain impotence, fails to present us much more. At least, during the final episodes we could see a little more investment and detailing, which showed us what this work could be with great investment and production.
Finally, Arslan convinces, a very good work, which deserves its prominence despite the production.
