lazycoconut
I liked him when he wasn't a god
Read your own sentence and you'll see how it succeeded :thumbs:
I think Fourze will do fine as well, they've probably not just thrown caution to the wind and made something that risks failure, they're much too careful and profit-minded to do that. At least, that's what my naive brain thinks :laugh:
It's got a hero close to the age of the target audience in an effort to appeal to them, a villain setup similar to the one that worked so well for W, the writer of Gurren Lagann on board and a little bit of its own thing. It does seem like it's been carefully planned, and I hope it's going to be as successful as its last two predecessors