The story is really well developed, from the third episode you'll get caught by it. It starts with the character introductions where you start to understand the situation of the characters and their biggest weakness. After that introduction the real story begins. From there on I was taken by the story. You'll first meet the side characters and their importance in the story. Then slowely but surely you'll get to know the villain and the evil plot. The plot continues and everything starts to get together and develop further t to the climax. That's the point where the story goes down, the climax. At the very last episode you're enthousiasm gets knocked down by a cliché speach of good wins over evil.
Even so the story was worth watching and made me eager to read the manga.
The art of this anime is really awsome. It's different from the usual anime but nonetheless very good. The anime is of high quality and the animation is on a very high level. In contradiction of other animes such as Naruto, where the animation stars with a lot of mistakes and is a little messy, Soul Eater has a very strict yet magnificent art style. So I, being a big fan of animaitions and a very critical person when it comes to artstyles, give the art a well deserved ten.
The sounds and music of this anime is what makes it whole. It is directed really good and gives the anime just that little extra touch it needs. The most interesting part are... or is (as they are actually the same) the pianoparts of Soul. It's not the kind of piano partiture you're likely to be used to, but it is actually composed really well, and definitely not something that could be taken out of the anime.
I enjoyed this Anime the the max as it made every sense awake, and the overall view of the anime makes it one awesome whole
