It’s really not much of a martial arts show; a lot of time felt misspent on unnecessary storytelling. The plots for individual episodes didn't seem to have any logic! Dragonball, at least, had decent action sequences. This was the worst Anime I’ve seen on Netflix—the only redeeming quality was that it offered some advice about fighting techniques.

This show manages to be awful even with moments of genuine potential. It takes only a single episode to realize how little effort was put into its creation. I initially wondered, perhaps they skipped developing any character backgrounds or crafting dialogue that didn’t feel forced and overly masculine, maybe the appeal lies in the action sequences and animation? I thought I could get on board with something pu…