Eureka Seven sets itself up as an effective crowd pleaser with frequent dashes of playful humour. It’s bold, bright and throws slick mecha action and an energetic young protagonist into an imaginative setting that’s portrayed with style. Beneath the colourful surface there’s some substance that’s darker and more mysterious but those of us who appreciate such things will have to wait for a chance to properly get our teeth into it. It’s not a classic by any means but the episodes on offer here are enough to keep most viewers entertained.
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