Twinkle Nora Rock Me!

Well, this was... an experience for certain... that I think every anime enjoyer should experience this one at least once. Yes, the Animation is choppy and quite hard to watch at times, HOWEVER, I'm not going to lie... I wish that we got a better anime for Nora as I honestly think she could have been an interesting character. For anyone wanting to watch but doesn't want to suffer the animation, watch at two times the speed... here is the link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_UFs2BUiBQ&ab_channel=NerdRush.

Overall 2/10. 1 point for Nora (poor Nora for being in such a show) and 1 point for the cave dancing scene.

The show is so bad that it is good, but it is like watching a PowerPoint as at some parts it goes from smooth footage to choppy which ruins the atmosphere and the story as you really wouldn't understand what the characters would be doing but it makes it funnier in a way, which adds to the enjoyment as you laugh at it. the story is basic and the characters are somewhat funny.



The dance scene is hilarious and the voice acting is just the best, it is rather bland in some parts and a bit cliche but it adds to the comedic value. would not ... mind watching this show again.

It could be worse... it's not a horrible anime in any way really, but it's definitely ranked below any that I've watched so far. I gave it a three due to its sheer blandness. It might be OK, say a 5, if one were stoned, but that's about it.

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Is the story unique? Only insofar as any Mary Sue can be. Bounty hunter on the hunt, and has some superpowers. Not much more to her than that, other than that apparently she could be the next Jem, just waiting for her ... Holograms, as it were.

If it was predictable, did you enjoy it anyway because you like this genre/set-up? N/A: more or less semi-random events, with only the conclusion (she wins) predictable.

Do you think the art style is fitting for the story? Actually, yes. Aside from the styles that one encounters in anime changing over time, this one's was typical enough of the '80s. That said though, it really did look about right for the events' settings.

Were the characters well-rounded? N/A: it's a half-hour one-shot, so no, there wasn't enough time to really round out anyone.

Did they have flaws and strengths, or were they unusually strong/smart/stupid? Nah, they were solidly one dimensional: Big Bad Guy is a lummox, Evil Psionicist is evil.

Did the characters react to situations and events in a realistic way? Given their natures and apparent psychologies, yes.

Do you think others will enjoy/dislike this series, even if you didn't? Why? Not really, other than true fans of the genre itself, with an appreciation of the evolution of the artform. If you want a deep story line, profound insights, cool worldbuilding... wrong place to look. It might appeal to shōnen fans, given some mild violence in it, but I'm not certain of that much even.