YMMV / Freedom Project

• Ass Pull: Grandpa Monkey (or "Chimpster" depending on the translation).
• Awesome Music: This Is Love", the opening theme by Utada Hikaru.
• Hilarious in Hindsight: Stephanie Sheh voices Ao who hopes to go to the moon, and just a few years after this she'd end up voicing a Moon Princess. Even better, in this, her character was born on the Earth while the main protagonist was someone from the moon who ended up falling for her. In that series it's the other way around, with her voicing the main protagonist from the moon falling for someone from Earth. Additionally in this series, Johnny Yong Bosch's character promises to look after Sheh's character when they evacuate from the moon to the Earth, while in that series, Johnny Yong Bosch voices one of two characters who are tasked with looking after Sheh's character's group after they evacuate to Earth.
• Paranoia Fuel: Where are these kids' families?
• Spiritual Successor: To Dallos — both works are about revolutions led by youth in colonies on the far side of the Moon. The bracelets of Eden are analogous to the headbands of Monopolis, and seeing the Earth for the first time is a climactic event in both stories. Freedom offers more closure and a detailed look at conditions on Earth.
• Unintentional Uncanny Valley: 3D character treated like traditional animation can be a bit ... disconcerting, at first.

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