Verdict: megaman starforce is a gem for its fans, but its nothing outstanding. (due to the show being so low in ratings). there's a few tracks i'd love to get a hold of, but sadly an OST CD was never released. the music in the anime itself is also very good, but nothing too memorable. if you're a fan of the games, its something cool to see.Īs for the music? the openings are catchy as hell, albeit short. so you can look for some high-quality animation/art in between all of the basic animation.
however, shingo adachi, one of the character designers for megaman battle network and sword art online, has animated or created the story-board work for some scenes. its nothing impressive at all, and at times, looks rather bland. its interesting to see characters interact in different settings, especially if these characters interested you while playing the game.Īrt and sound: the art is, well, mediocre. the game has never really provided these characters with personalities (exceptions obviously being warrock, subaru's partner, and harp, misora's partner, and gemini spark). In the end, its obvious that subaru, AKA megaman, saves the day - its your typical episodic kids show with a handful of filler episodes in-between, but in a way, it does develop characters such as the FM-ians. tsukasa is also manipulated by gemini spark, but still has his own will, whereas the anime version has made him one being with a lack of empathy. this is never mentioned in the anime, but is a major plot point in the games. It should be noted that in the games, tsukasa is a FAR more complex character, as he suffers from multiple personality disorder. in addition, the final antagonist is changed to (spoilers) gemini spark, an EM being that has taken control of tsukasa futaba, a young boy who befriends subaru. subaru still has to fight the FM-ians, space beings that threaten to destroy earth, but instead of defeating them once, he faces them multiple times. in essence, the story is changed completely from the game. lacking in this aspect, but keep in mind that this is a kids anime primarily used by capcom to promote their new product/game.
despite her slight flaws and somewhat forced romantic interest with subaru, shes still a good character. however, like in the games, misora has more of a independent streak to her - she's able to hold her ground pretty well, and is willing to join the fight whenever she can. which is fine on its own, but my point remains). whereas the anime states that she just wanted to sing. (spoilers: her original reasons for becoming an idol deal with the loss of her mother. although shes still enjoyable in the anime, her backstory is heavily toned down. however, misora hibiki, the popular pop-idol and roll/zero/protoman mix of the series, is drastically changed. whereas in the anime, she is almost ALWAYS trying to win over 'megaman's' affection, she even creates a rivalry with harp note/misora hibiki, someone she respects and BEFRIENDS in the games.Īs for the side characters, nothing really changes, since there not as important to begin with. his companion, the class president luna shirogane, is terribly stereotyped - in the games, luna has an obvious crush on subaru, but this does not define her. the main character, subaru, is still given his respective treatment of depression after the loss of his father - however, his trauma is a bit downplayed in comparison to the game, making it less realistic and more so annoying at times. the game is far more enjoyable.īut with that out of the way, here's my initial take on the starforce anime:Ĭharacter: as far as character development goes, the anime although i have a different approach to this series, being an avid fan of its characters, i really do suggest playing the game before watching the anime. However, i respectfully disagree - moreover, i'm going to review the anime adaptation of the first game. many call it a battle network clone, or state that it has a poor plot/development as a whole.
#MEGAMAN BATTLE NETWORK 7 THEME SONG SERIES#
Megaman starforce is an a very underappreciated, and often criticized, series among megaman fans.
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