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Ah, the harmless fun that is fan service. The simple act of giving a quick flash of underwear or flesh during a standard action series. The Americans started it with Charlie's Angels and then anime shows got in on the act many years later. Neon Genesis Evangelion has it, kid's shows such as Sailor Moon has it and then Najica Blitz Tactics takes it to a whole new level. |
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This is where I might have ended the review, but the Najica does actually surprise by partly entering into a sci-fi plot in the second episode. For the girl that Najica rescued turns out to be a super strong robot known as a Humaritt. Naturally the Humaritt, known as Lila, is unaware of her full power and, being naive, is partnered with Najica to be shown the ropes. Despite Najica being initially upset, Lila does prove she is of use when she proves her worth in a mission. Najica then becomes more approving of Lila. |
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