I'll admit it - there is a lot of cheese at work here. Tiger and Bunny simultaneously plays with the idea of superheros and plan ol' commercialism while also lovingly embracing the genre.
The main strength of the show comes from its characters a bunch of quirky crime fighters who each have unique personalities and stories. As the story goes on, the real focus becomes Kotetsu dealing with growing old and obsolete, and Barnaby unraveling the mysteries of his past.
There are some dropped threads here and there but overall, the story holds together and there's some genuine drama at work with the silliness. I haven't seen any series quite like it, at the very least.
Hella Charming
I'll admit it - there is a lot of cheese at work here. Tiger and Bunny simultaneously plays with the idea of superheros and plan ol' commercialism while also lovingly embracing the genre.
The main strength of the show comes from its characters a bunch of quirky crime fighters who each have unique personalities and stories. As the story goes on, the real focus becomes Kotetsu dealing with growing old and obsolete, and Barnaby unraveling the mysteries of his past.
There are some dropped threads here and there but overall, the story holds together and there's some genuine drama at work with the silliness. I haven't seen any series quite like it, at the very least.