Battle Game in 5 Seconds Episode 7 was great, or at least as great as it could be when its own animation department is playing against it. Everything except that works great, resulting in a perfectly enjoyable anime that you should give a chance.
Battle Game in 5 Seconds Episode 6 was a great episode that its animation department let down. The show needs a pick-me-up in that department, but the rest of the episode ranged from good to great.
Battle Game in 5 Seconds Episode 5 was an excellent throwback to the previous era of anime, and it deserves its due in that regard. The story and characters are picking up, and the show is headed in a fascinating direction.
In Battle Game in 5 Seconds Episode 4, If you look past the bland animation and music, you'll find that there is an excellent show hiding somewhere underneath.
Battle Game in 5 Seconds Episode 3 picks up the pace and gets interesting to the point where I will eagerly await the next episode. Keep it up, people. You're doing great.
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