this adrenaline-packed anime adventure.. is also just a blast to watch, with death-defying battle sequences, colorful animation, charismatic protagonists, and enough humor to keep audiences engaged for the full 111 minutes
for fans, this is everything Imaishi maniacs can ask for: a gonzo DayGlo adventure that will never let up and never leave you bored. Plus, if you have any kind of firefighter fetish, this is the shirtless, suspender-wearing anime for you
constantly upstaging itself with each new scene, each performance, and twists and turns in the plot, ensuring "Promare" is going to go down as one of Studio Trigger's finest projects, if not its best
an exciting cacophony of flames, robots, chiselled torsos and ridiculous catchphrases from its first five minutes, "Promare" is a near-perfect distillation of the frantic, hyperactive and elaborate work of Hiroyuki Imaishi
"Promare" is in your face like an early morning TV programme for three-year-olds. It demands a certain amount of energy and staying power but if you're a dedicated fan of this kind of anime, you'll find it a treat
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