The characters were pretty much your basic shonen anime characters, which is a good thing.
The OST was AWESOME, I loved the music when sena does some tricky awesome thing but then again I guess that happens in most animes. I liked the opening and endings but the ones I liked the most were all the ones near the end of the series. One other weird thing which I noticed is that EVERY TIME they get a touchdown, get tackled or catch the ball, the helmet always falls off, but I guess you can get used to that as well.ĪBSOLUTELY FABULOUS! The character voices are all executed very nicely, but my favourite was Hiruma and his sly voice and his laugh and his "YA-HA!" Most of the characters are your averagely animated people BUT I rated the animation 9 for the presentation of Sena's (and his rivals/friends) special moves such as the Devil Bat Ghost. DON'T WORRY! You'll most likely get used to it. The weirdest thing you notice when you start watching Eyeshield 21 is that Hiruma has really pointy ears and Kurita has a head shaped like a slime out of Dragon Quest.
SO! Sena trains and trains like your basic shonen anime gaining new powers every now and then and the way they present is frikkin' epic SO! Is you don't know the concept of the story, it's about this wimp named sena who is found by people of the same school, Hiruma and Kurita, while running away from bullies, and these guys find that he has amazing speed and if he trains enough he can turn into this legendary gridiron player. I started watching this anime thinking, "hehe this can't be any good" and when the anime fnished, "OH GOD THE HORROR!" You might be thinking "what the hell, gridiron and anime!?", Well, you're in for a suprise.
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