Andrew Nigo

Little to nothing about the show's plot or cast of characters is fully developed enough to warrant my going past the first few episodes, the "representation" with regards to transgenders is handled as if this were a kids cartoon geared primarily towards preschoolers who need things explained to them despite being "for mature audiences only", and the use of "strong language and violence" in this series feels like everyone involved is doing the bare minimum of what they think constitutes as "mature". The character designs are decent (I personally legitimately like the cat girl's design, really cute), but that's really it. It's not enough to go beyond one star for this review.