Jango finally arrives on the scene, but not before the rogue cybot runs off with Meg. Fortunately, Meg is smart enough to take pictures with her camera-phone! At first Jo suspects that Kyohei is a spy, but the team quickly decides that he is way too much of a wuss to impact the series in any way. Jo drags Kyohei along for some info gathering in the slums, and they figure out where Meg is being held. Naturally, Jo busts in guns a blazing, and Jango joins the party. It’s a rematch between Jango and the cybot, but this time the cybot has a brain! Well…. sorta.
After thinking about it long and hard (for approximately 5 minutes), I decided to keep capping BakuTen, despite its apparent lack of story. Can’t let David have all the fun, after all. I like the music, aside from the OP (but even that grows on you after a while). BakuTen and Dear Boys are my pet series; I like watching them, but I wouldn’t recommend them to most people.
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One of the founders of Sea Slugs, I handle most of the blog admin tasks while wearing my I AM BOSS shirt. I like my action series well choreographed, and my romance series extra trashy. I also have a soft spot for puns.
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Was there some reference to La Blue Girl or is that just my imagination?