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Ayoko and Houshou both show more actual personality, but even given that Ayoko still seems underplayed. It's telling that Osamu, despite being a newcomer, is arguably the third most interesting character beyond Mai and Naru, and he may even surpass the latter. Granted, this is not a character-driven series, but more still could have been done here.
And it didn't help that the Ishin's crew was dressed in cast-offs from The Pirates of Penzance. Here at series' end the show recaptures, however briefly, some of that visual appeal. The last episodes are practically choked with action as its cast goes at each other with mecha, gun, fist and sword. The confrontations are bloody, fluid and exciting, drenched in musical bombast and once again composed with that eye for movement and composition that the series almost lost during some of its more cheaply animated battles.
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