Mutou Kazuki was a pretty normal schoolboy until the day he went up to the abandoned factory in the hills behind his school. There, he met a girl named Tokiko, whose life he saved from a huge monster - by sacrificing his own. Wait a minute, if that happened, how is it that he's dreaming about it now? Was it just a dream? The real story starts here, and keeps you on the edge of your seat as it proves this series to be different from the average schoolboy-fighting-to-save-the-world story.

Nicely designed and thought out. They don't exactly do what you think they would all the time. Humor and suspense are introduced through many of the personalities encountered.

The musical score fits series well. The opening song amps you up and the rest of the songs unobtrusively keep the mood going until the end of the episode.

Very well animated. It's as simple as that. The CG is well mixed with the regular artwork and the colors are vibrant - befitting the type of show that this is.

I really hope that they do not end this one in a mediocre way. The series is very entertaining, and deserves to be finished in like manner. Some good relationships should also be formed along the way - adding to the appeal of the show. Enjoy!

Busou Renkin is about a kid who gains magical powers and starts fighting monsters with the help of a mysterious girl. Wait, you've seen it already? So have I. The show does nothing at all to advance the genre. The action is mediocre, the characters are cookie-cutter, the animation average, and the sound forgettable. Busou Renkin would be a five if it HADN'T BEEN DONE BEFORE. But to be considered art in its genre, it would need a lot more than what it provides

The story/plot were great. The ending music wasnt great but all other aspects i can think of deserve a 10