The title of this review basically sums up the whole series, which being both a Round Robin and complete and utter crack makes at best very little sense and at worst none at all. This doesn't really matter though due to the aforementioned Rule Of Funny, and the fact that the mini-Angels, while weird and very annoying, still manage to be weirdly likable, although in Zeruel's case this is mainly because anyone who makes Gendo run for his life automatically gains a whole pile of brownie points. There's also a Bardiel who feels really bad about what happened to Toji and keeps trying to make it up to him, an Adam who's primary hobby is trolling Gendo (the graveyard scene was a thing of beauty), and a Sachiel who has apparently decided to be Shinji's best friend/mentor and is ironically/depressingly doing a better job of keeping the poor kid safe and sane then any of the human characters.
The Rule of Funny Reigns Supreme
The title of this review basically sums up the whole series, which being both a Round Robin and complete and utter crack makes at best very little sense and at worst none at all. This doesn't really matter though due to the aforementioned Rule Of Funny, and the fact that the mini-Angels, while weird and very annoying, still manage to be weirdly likable, although in Zeruel's case this is mainly because anyone who makes Gendo run for his life automatically gains a whole pile of brownie points. There's also a Bardiel who feels really bad about what happened to Toji and keeps trying to make it up to him, an Adam who's primary hobby is trolling Gendo (the graveyard scene was a thing of beauty), and a Sachiel who has apparently decided to be Shinji's best friend/mentor and is ironically/depressingly doing a better job of keeping the poor kid safe and sane then any of the human characters.