This was honestly a fun (albeit uneven) anime. The premise for it is so dumb, and yet said plotline was actually handled pretty well all things considered. From what I can recall, the soundtrack was good too. Yasuharu Takanashi composed the score for the show, who you might recognize as the guy who handled the OSTs for Log Horizon and Fairy Tail, to list two others examples within his resume. I thought the anime did suffer from lower-quality art later down the road, but the artwork is generally fine and the animation proved competent. There weren't that many moments of sakuga, though I guess the transformation sequences come close...?
The cast of characters surprised me in how... not obnoxious they were, for the most part. I could even stomach Aika/Tailblue. Twoearle has to be my favorite character out of the bunch; Maaya Uchida and Morgan Garrett (more so the former) helped make her so lovable.
The voice acting suits the wacky nature of Twin-Tail!! greatly. On a special note, it's nice to see that a lot of veteran seiyuu were involved in the project. I've watched this entire show subbed, though I also saw the English version in the form of clips. 'Twas good.
If you're into magical girl series that don't take themselves all that seriously, this one will make for an amusing experience. Strong 7.
said at 4:07 AM on Mon Dec 25 2017
The cast of characters surprised me in how... not obnoxious they were, for the most part. I could even stomach Aika/Tailblue. Twoearle has to be my favorite character out of the bunch; Maaya Uchida and Morgan Garrett (more so the former) helped make her so lovable.
The voice acting suits the wacky nature of Twin-Tail!! greatly. On a special note, it's nice to see that a lot of veteran seiyuu were involved in the project. I've watched this entire show subbed, though I also saw the English version in the form of clips. 'Twas good.
If you're into magical girl series that don't take themselves all that seriously, this one will make for an amusing experience. Strong 7.