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Originally Posted by Haak
Not seen the original series nor the manga, so watching a badass criminal organization like PANDORA get their arses handed to them by three school girls who power up by striking a weird pose was a bit of a mixed affair. At least they didn't succeed in the end.
And whilst I like the comedy Minamoto and his friend provided last episode, having those three girls huff and puff after the whole ordeal was over kinda reduced the seriousness of the conflict a bit for me.
Maybe I ought to watch the series so I have a better idea of what is going on.
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That's a lot closer to the main series. The Children are only 12-13 or so at this juncture, so they're still acting a lot like... well, children. Which they also do in the other parts of the franchise. Though the base work really does have a serious/dark undertone to it, there's quite a lot of comedy.
Oh, and Kyosuke is also a level 10 troll, aside from being a badass.