My siblings get up every morning to watch this show without fail. Whenever I saw them, I'd say, "It's about magical spinning tops" and they'd reply, "Yes, but!" Honestly, I never got the point.
So one day, they sat me down in front of the TV and made me watch the first episode. It wasn't all that great, but being a teenage girl I was (shamefully, in my opinion) interested in Kyoya. So I watched a few more episodes. (Also, having heard of Doji's habit of drinking orange juice in a champagne glass, I simply had to see that for myself.)
I have to say, I was surprised when it developed an actual plot, but I was also pretty impressed. This wasn't another Pokemon, where (to my understanding) you just go around fighting strange animals. I'm also obsessed with three-dimensional characters, and this series definitely surprised me in a pleasant way. Now I'm hooked.
Is it a predictable kids' show that has obvious morals at the end of every episode? Heck yes. It's about magical spinning tops. But they're badass magical spinning tops! (And Kyoya, Watarigani, and even little Kenta are holding my interest!)
Better Than It Sounds, By a Longshot
My siblings get up every morning to watch this show without fail. Whenever I saw them, I'd say, "It's about magical spinning tops" and they'd reply, "Yes, but!" Honestly, I never got the point.
So one day, they sat me down in front of the TV and made me watch the first episode. It wasn't all that great, but being a teenage girl I was (shamefully, in my opinion) interested in Kyoya. So I watched a few more episodes. (Also, having heard of Doji's habit of drinking orange juice in a champagne glass, I simply had to see that for myself.)
I have to say, I was surprised when it developed an actual plot, but I was also pretty impressed. This wasn't another Pokemon, where (to my understanding) you just go around fighting strange animals. I'm also obsessed with three-dimensional characters, and this series definitely surprised me in a pleasant way. Now I'm hooked.
Is it a predictable kids' show that has obvious morals at the end of every episode? Heck yes. It's about magical spinning tops. But they're badass magical spinning tops! (And Kyoya, Watarigani, and even little Kenta are holding my interest!)