Details wise, this is a good representation of the Aquarion EVOL's primary form which is confusingly enough just called Aquarion EVOL. As far as I can tell only the lower legs have any significant amount of metal. The SRC Aquarion EVOL stands about six inches tall and is relatively light for a figure marketed as a chogokin. If I had to sum up this review it would be, 'mixed feelings' like the heart of a young woman who must choose between a loyal (if somewhat wishy washy) puppy or a crazy wolf with a scent fetish. Eventually we got a Super Robot Chogokin figure that is the subject of this review. While there were plenty of figures, cosplay outfits, and other items available on the merchandising front, Bandai kept things pretty quiet on the prospect of a deluxe combining version of the titular mecha. Much like in the previous series, the Aquarion EVOL is comprised of three spaceships that can combine three different ways to create a fighting robot tailored to suits the needs f different pilots and different situations. I mean it still happened, but they saved that for the big moments instead of at least once per episode.

She also had the good sense to not have the characters experience an orgasm each time the robot combined which won the show some points in tactfulness. Its sequel, Aquarion EVOL, managed to retain a lot of that feel while adding more romances, bromances, and smelly wenches in a way that took everything up to eleven! Shoji Kawamori managed to find the perfect match in writer Mari Okada whose own brand of insane melodrama served to make the show one of the more notable anime series from 2012. Genesis of Aquarion was a quirky giant robot series that proudly wore its own brand of absurdity steeped in mysticism on its mechanical sleeve.

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