The amount of fan service is not subtle, but I think it kind of comes along with this kind of creation - specifically because you expect nearly grown women in a super society with super abilities to be super developed. I've seen fan service done for a lot less reasons.
The amount of fighting is extensive and kind of gets old with the same wash, rinse, repeat situation in every episode. There is 0% development of almost anything outside of that. I was pleasantly pleased and did enjoy the fact that the initially perceived protagonist based on other tropes within the genre doesn't end up being the protagonist or even maybe a solid sub protagonist. There's an existence and attempts to play voice of reason, but even in this show, you don't have much. There's one purpose and one purpose only, and that's to fight.
I am curious what the other installments are going to be like, but this laid the groundwork for what I might expect when I go to those later on. I don't think I would recommend it as a top show for anyone, but this is a nice change if you are not typically interested in battle or sci-fi topics.
