Anime: B`t X

Wow, what a terrible series first of all let me take apart the animation, is it just me or was this made by the laziest group of artists ever, so many reused frames and scenes for the entire series not to mention that the non reused scenes seemed lacking in talent as well.

When we talk about stories and charicter in this series it should just be made clear right out, there is no depth to the charictor nor to the plot. Basicaly the plot is the main charictor must travel through enemy territory to rescue his brother, he has a companion which is a robot pegasus. along the way he fights different monsters one every eppisode (except a few that take more than one eppisode to defeat). The main charictor motivation seems to be based off of the close bordering on homosexual buddy relationship with his robo pegasus, his desire to get stronger and his desire to rescue his brother from the uninspired bad guys.

Watching this anime i kept thinking is it realy anime? because it seems to be more in tune with the cartoons spoon fed to north american children.

Not original, not exciting, and definitely not interesting to watch - unless you're a 10 year old boy.

The animation is from 1996, which could be good, but this one isn't. Lots of reused frames of approximately half a minute and gets already annoying after seeing it twice, the characters don't dare to make fluid movements and it always feels like 'Oh no, it's Superman!' whenever they try to look surprised - which stays on their faces for approximately an entire minute, while they're explaining how they're so much better than the other guy and that it's clearly not possible that it happens.

The voiceactors are sometimes decent, but most of the time pretty bad. Since the characters often do their Oh no, it's Superman! imitation, they don't really sound convincing. They sound just like the US cartoons do when the story is about a bad guy doing bad things without a reason and they are feared by everyone. Which usually means that the voices are uninspired and not showing any feelings, except their feelings of being bored and taking up some job as a voiceactor to pay the rent.
The music is old, older than 1996 is supposed to be, which makes this series looking even older than it is - while the series takes place in the future.

The story is hardly worth mentioning. They try to come up with a decent 'enemy', but it feels just like those 'cool-name-enemy' from the US cartoons which don't seem to have a reason for being bad except for being bad. The secret army of the Empire called 'Evil Seven' says it all, doesn't it?
The ending is an open ending, in which everything explained so far should be shown or told, but instead they make it an open ending, where the final battle(s) don't even show and the story isn't concluded at all.

The characters are hopelessly clichéd. The main character is a guy who 'wants to get stronger' in order to protect his most important person. And of course, the most important person gets kidnapped, resulting in a rescue-mission, in which the main character almost dies, gets a sugoi secret weapon and then goes off to fight the bad guys. Unfortunately, the entire series uses such kind of characters.
The part that he learns something from a fight (in a very moralic way) lasts as long as the episode. Several times you can see that, although Teppei learns something in order to fight better, he seems to have forgotten all about it in the next episode. Which usually results in the same situation/dialogues as before the fight, which is really annoying.
Another example would be the line I won't cooperate with you evil-do'ers. Now, release me! in which you can already sense that it has been written by a 3rd rate soap-series writer.

The main annoyance, which already starts in the very early episodes is the 'Oh no, that is X! Oh no, that can't be X! I thought X was dead! I can't believe it is X! which feels more like an advertisement than a dialogue for a series. Add to that the fact that the entire series has a feeling of I am cool, my weapon is cool, kids are supposed to think of this series as a cool series then you can imagine what kind of series this is.
It's not hard to believe me when I said that I didn't like this series.
It might be okay for a 10 year old kid who has only watched Captain Planet, He-man and G.I. Joe, but if you have seen some more anime then you know that this is the regular US Cartoon from the 90s, where the hero is the hero and the bad guys are on the losing side. And that you can predict the plot, the ending and even the dialogues by yourself.

Is it rewatchable? For your 10 year old kid, probably. For you - no. It's way too predictable and childish to enjoy it for more than one time - if you can enjoy it at all. I certainly couldn't.