History YMMV / Shinzo

* AlasPoorScrappy: [[spoiler:Yakumo. Her death was ''incredibly'' touching and well-done.]]

* TheScrappy:
** Poor Yakumo seems rather hated by those who met her through the English dub.
** [[BrattyHalfPint Binka]] sometimes gets flak as well, especially by those who liked Yakumo and viewed Binka as a ReplacementScrappy, although more people find her as adorable.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The Seven Enterran Generals, only four were ever shown in major details in the series, while the rest were turned into cards The Enterrans in general count as several of the different mini arcs were very rushed, making the possibilities of animal Enterrans very limited.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The story seems to be rushed, especially during the Bird type Enterran and Kardians arcs, several would be important characters are unceremoniously killed and several element seem to be AssPull types [[spoiler: especially Mushra's true nature as a Celestial Guardian without any hint of it previously]].

* {{Narm}}: When becoming Mushrambo for the first time, Mushra absorbs his friends' cards... through his chest. It almost killed the MomentOfAwesome.

** [[BrattyHalfPint Binka]] sometimes gets flak as well, although more people find her as adorable.

* {{Squick}}: The Saban dub, particularly towards the end, likes to imply that Yakumo and Mushrambo are destined lovers. Mushrambo is [[spoiler:either three people at once: a kid, a teen and a fat anthropomorphic cat merged together, or the guy who wiped out the human race and tried to kill her. She also has the sexual and romantic experience of a six year old.]]

* EarWorm: Battle Play, the original Japanese OP, the English theme, and the Japanese BGM.

* AntiClimaxBoss: Daku, Ryuma especially after Gyasa a lesser {{Mook}} lasted much longer than he did and Rusepine, as well as the rest of the Enterran Generals that only showed up as cards

* EnsembleDarkHorse: In spite of being in only three episodes, Gyasa is by far the most memorable of the villains in series, being one of the few Enterran villains to put up a good fight till the end

* {{Squick}}: The Saban dub, particularly towards the end, likes to imply that Yakumo and Mushrambo are destined lovers. Mushrambo is [[spoiler:either three people at once : a kid, a teen and a fat anthropomorphic cat merged together, or the guy who wiped out the human race and tried to kill her. She also has the sexual and romantic experience of a six year old.]]

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The series is a Shonen, was broadcasted in Creator/FoxKids and marketed to children, but we are talking about an anime which shows nightmarish creatures and monsters, incredibly evil characters, deaths on screen and some quite cynic moral aesops.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The series was broadcasted in Creator/FoxKids and marketed to children, but we are talking about an anime which shows nightmarish creatures and monsters, incredibly evil characters, deaths on screen and some quite cynic moral aesops. Even if some dubs cushion it a bit, it is clearly not something you would want to show to your kiddies.

* GodModeSue: [[spoiler:Mushra is the reincarnation of an actual galaxial god, and guess what form he returns to at the end of the series? It's even called God Mushra in the original version.]]

* PuritySue: Not so much in the original, but the dub will go on and on about how Yakumo's so loving and the embodiment of love and how her love will illuminate the world, etc.

* EvilIsSexy: The WingedHumanoid Queen Rusephine and evil General Mushrambo in particular are very physically beautiful. At least until they [[OneWingedAngel transform themselves into monsters]], and the outside starts to reflect the inside.

* AlasPoorScrappy - [[spoiler:Yakumo. Her death was ''incredibly'' touching and well-done.]]

* EarWorm - Battle Play, the original Japanese OP, the English theme, and the Japanese BGM.

* GodModeSue - [[spoiler:Mushra is the reincarnation of an actual galaxial god, and guess what form he returns to at the end of the series? It's even called God Mushra in the original version.]]
* {{Narm}} - When becoming Mushrambo for the first time, Mushra absorbs his friends' cards... through his chest. It almost killed the MomentOfAwesome.
* PuritySue - Not so much in the original, but the dub will go on and on about how Yakumo's so loving and the embodiment of love and how her love will illuminate the world, etc.
* {{Squick}} - The Saban dub, particularly towards the end, likes to imply that Yakumo and Mushrambo are destined lovers. Mushrambo is [[spoiler:either three people at once : a kid, a teen and a fat anthropomorphic cat merged together, or the guy who wiped out the human race and tried to kill her. She also has the sexual and romantic experience of a six year old.]]
* TheScrappy -

** [[BrattyHalfPint Binka]] sometimes gets flak as well.

* StorybreakerPower: The Mushrambo upgrade makes the trio unstoppable. His first appearance is bad enough and further alterations make him even more overpowered. The villains recognize they can't beat him and so their plans involve exploiting the transformation somehow. At the end of the first season, all they can do is summon an ''evil'' Mushrambo because nothing else is up to the task.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The story seems to be rushed, especially during the Bird type Enterran and Kardians arcs, several would be important characters are unceremoniously killed and several element seem to be AssPull types [[spoiler: especially Mushra's true nature as a Celestial Guardian without any hint of it previously]].

* MarySue: Mushrambo, he's extremely broken in his first appearance, with further alterations making him even more overpowered and finally made into the BigBad of the first part of the series.

* PuritySue - Not so much in the original, but the dub will go on and on about how Yakumo's so loving and the embodiment of love and how her love will illuminate the world, blablabla. We know she's great, people, but *please*...

* TheScrappy - Poor Yakumo seems rather hated by those who met her through the English dub. Also [[BrattyHalfPint Binka]] sometimes as well.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The Seven Enterran Generals, only four were ever shown in major details in the series, while the rest were turned into cards
** The Enterrans in general, several of the different mini arcs were very rushed, making the possibilities of animal Enterrans very limited.

** The Enterrans in general, several of the different mini arcs were very rushed, making the possibilities of animal Enterrans very limited

* AlasPoorScrappy - [[spoiler:Yakumo]]

* EnsembleDarkHorse: In spite of being in only three episodes, Gyasa is by far the most memorable of the villains in series.

* TheScrappy - Poor Yakumo seems rather hated by those who met her through the English dub. Also [[BrattyHalfPint Binka]] sometimes as well.

* {{Narm}} - When becoming Mushrambo for the first, Mushra absorbs his friends' cards... through his chest. It almost killed the MomentOfAwesome.

* {{Squick}} - The Saban dub, particularly towards the end, likes to imply that Yakumo and Mushrambo are destined lovers. Mushrambo is [[spoiler:either three people at once : a kid, a teen and a fat anthropomorphic cat merged together, or the guy who wiped out the human race and is three times as old as her toddler self. It kinda helps she looks older than she is, but still ... ]]

* CompleteMonster: Lancarius and especially Gyasa

* EvilIsSexy: The WingedHumanoid Rusephine and evil General Mushrambo in particular are very physically beautiful. At least until they [[OneWingedAngel transform themselves into monsters]], and the outside starts to reflect the inside.

* {{Squick}} - The Saban dub, particularly towards the end, likes the imply that Yakumo and Mushrambo are destined lovers. Mushrambo is [[spoiler:either three people at once : a kid, a teen and a fat anthropomorphic cat merged together, or the guy who wiped out the human race and is three times as old as her toddler self. It kinda helps she looks older than she is, but still ... ]]

* EarWorm - Battle Play, the original Japanese OP, the English theme, and the Japanese BGM though [[YourMileageMayVary YMMV]] on that, I personally love the Japanese BGM

* EarWorm - Battle Play, the original Japanese OP, the English theme, and the Japanese BGM though [[YourMileageMayVary|YMMV]] on that, I personally love the Japanese BGM