The Cyborgs are just trying to live happy and normal lives until they are forced to fight a new dark force that threatens to end life as we know it. So, was Call of Justice any good? Well, let's hop on and find out, shall we?
CYBORG 009 X 003 MOVIE
I watched a few episodes of a Cyborg 009 show back in the day, so I thought this movie would be a good idea to get re-acquainted with the franchise, yet again. I tought on a lot more but couldnt think in a way to talk about them without spoiling them, hope it was helpfull somehow. Ow, dont be silly, you just destroyed half of the base" of the Cyborgs have a special power that may frustrate the villian plan, nothing is done with that.Ģ- The plot develops around an mysterious object and its contents, the solution is pretty damn easy (to don't say forced) and then the series resumes itself in a talk about feelings and friendship.ģ- They can't decide if they are strong or weak against the UNG droid armors, sometimes they get their ass kicked, sometimes they disarm them or just ignore them completly, it is also said that their weapons can't affect but they do have a weapon to affect them that is revealed at the end.Ĥ- You know the vampire myth where you can only enter a house if you are invited? Well, it is just how they solve one of the "dangerous" situations the villian was like: "Hey, you there, outside of my well protected and fortified door, why don't you come in my safe room that have basically no protection to have a have a chat. I'll point just a few or the list will become too long: The problem with the series is with its inconsistencies in the plot and characters motivations. But that doesn't bother me at all, I'm no fan freak for appeareances and that kind of stuff.
Well, the art is pretty good looking, despite the abrupt change in the look of some characters, specially 002, that is completly unrecognizable, I kept asking myself who was that one, lol. My Review will have some things that may be considered spoilers for some but, judge for yourself, or not.
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