REVIEW of:
 Saber Marionette J

In the not so distant future, the Earth is virtually overflowing into space from the massive population overload. In an attempt to relieve this problem, giant colony ships are built and sent into outerspace, hoping to colonize new worlds. One such ship found its way to a new planet, but something went terribly wrong and during a crash landing, all the women and all but six men were killed. These six men soon realized that there was no way to populate the entire planet.... unless they built a population! After much work, the men had successfully cloned themselves, and eventually, created android women. Unfortunately, the android women were just that -- androids -- and as such, could not feel happy nor sad, pleased nor pained. These androids were called Marionettes, and each of the six original colonists, along with their clones, created a new country on this world. 300 years later, our hero Otaru (center), on a visit to a Japones (New Japan) musuem, accidentally awakens an ancient Marionette, Lime (lower right). Something is definitely different about this Marionette... she seems so human! Otaru subsequently awakens Cherry (upper right) and Bloodberry (let), both of whom also seem human! But how is this possible? Where did they come from? Watch the series to find out! Saber Marionette J originally aired on Japanese TV for one year, and there are 25 episodes in the original series.      - Kiwi Note: This has been released commercially! Please support anime in the US by purchasing the commercial version! Thanks!

-Quick Scale- (click here for the details on scoring)
  10 = EXCELLENT!!
   5 = Average
   0 = TERRIBLE!!