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Most of it is just straightforward fantasy stuff that we've seen before many, many times, and the few lame attempts at humour are terribly forced slapstick crap involving dumb Wile E. Coyote-esque henchmen and whatnot. Some of the in-jokes have been carried over from the OVA, but they've had all the life and humour sucked out of them and just fall completely flat. I don't think I even giggled once throughout the entire 5 episodes.
The curvaceous women and earth-shattering fistfights of Tenjho Tenge are like a heaping slab of steak—intense, indulgent, and easily turned into too much of a good thing. Volume 2 doesn't take long to become one long, drawn-out fight, which isn't even over by the end of the three episodes on this disc. Although it still explores the characters' backgrounds every now and then, most of the show is spent on long, visually stunning combat sequences. A feast for the eyes, definitely, but how long before that feast becomes a mind-numbing excess?
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