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Metal Fighter Miku Content
Miku and her wrestling group, The Pretty Four, are challenged to join a tournament to see who is the pro of neo-pro wrestling. They battle to win the championship. The team that wins gets to fight aqaumarine, the queen of new-pro wrestling. There was only one plot twist that I could remember and it was very episodic - there was a battle every episode except one. It seemed in like half of the episodes they had someone trying to stop the pretty four in someway through trickery. It felt like Team Rocket from Pokemon. Nonetheless, MFM is a decent series, one that isn't essential, but not bad by any means either. [7.0]Animation
The animation was pretty good overall. And the animation in the last episode during the fight scene was animated really well. Not that the other fights don't look good, because they do, but the last fight really seemed to stand out. [8.8]Music
The music was pretty nice. Opening and endings have nice tunes and the music during the show was good. And in one of the episodes it has the pretty four sing a song which I liked quite a bit. [8.8]Extras
None. [0.0]Comments
Metal Fighter Miku is fairly average, but the the price for the show is really low. I got all 13 episodes together in one package for $30. Thats about $2.30 an episode, which is a great deal. So, while the anime isn't going to become a classic, it is definately worth picking up.Overall: [7.8] |
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| Length: | 13 episodes |
| Type: | TV Series |
| Languages: | English and Japanese |
| Licensed by: | Media Blasters |
