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The soundtrack is bubbly and fitting, and the art style and character designs have a very whimsical and appealing feel to them (Sobek and Set are my favorites!). I love how each character follows the same black-white-gold color scheme, it really helps them stand out in front of the vibrant watercolor-like backgrounds.

Story-wise it's a little lacking, but with how short the episodes are and how most come to a show like this for the characters and not the story, this isn't too much of a problem. I love all of the references, and they aren't so reliant that if you don't get it you won't ... be losing out on much!

The characters are very entertaining, though not the most accurate to their mythological counterparts.


Overall I really liked it and recommend it to anyone who has an interest in a short slice of life anime and Egyptian mythology, just as long as you aren't the type to get hung up on weird plots or inaccuracies.

while the story and some of the characters may be a little mundane, Trigger more than makes up for what lacks in story with outstanding visuals and soundtrack. I found myself listening to the OST months after seeing the movie in theaters.

The animation, as for nearly every trigger animation, is extremely well done and flows outstandingly. It may have the signature Trigger style, but it has a visual flair to add a literal spark to it. The action had my eyes glued to the screen and me at the edge of my seat the entire time. I left the theater wanting to see it ... again and again. The dynamic between the 2 main leads is believable and fluid.

an outstanding product of an outstanding studio that makes me excited for future projects.