Zegapain

"So, the show was decent. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't that good, either. IMO.

I think the first half was more interesting, with all the mysteries that you're trying to figure out along with Kyo and the others. Once they start to get revealed, much like a magic trick, they're suddenly not that intriguing anymore.

The show was often sloppy with it's editing. Scenes often jumped around way too much, without a sense of continuity.

Character motivations were often not always clear. Kyo, at times, was G Gundam Domon Schizo. He would go into fits of screaming rage at seemingly nothing. Like the little battle in the flower field, where he decided it was time to freak out because he couldn't touch the flowers (despite being aware of this fact as a meta-body for most the series), screaming and yelling and burning up the entire field, only to come back down from his rampage high as quick as it started. Also, character's were needlessly sneaky or deceptive at times, simply as plot devices.

Was it ever explained why the enemy was suddenly able to do the Earth Wide Deutera Field right before the "Final Attack?" If it was, I missed it - and was wondering why they didn't put this Deutera Field plan into action much sooner...?

Why did Naga only produce 2 reconstrunctants? He had the technology, apparently, yet Sin and Abyss were the only two 'villains' that ever battled, or even existed.

The CGI I think held the show back. It was clunky, and looked awkward in the animated world. I think the show would have benefited from no CGI. This also made the battles look really odd...and kind of boring.

That is probably my biggest complaint: the battles. They never held a real intensity to them, they never seemed to change. It was the same thing over and over again. Evangelion, a series that focuses heavily on Psychology and Philosophy over action, had way more interesting/intense/visual battle scenes. And that series is pushing 15 years old!

The Quantum Physics ideas were also pushed too far, but I'm starting to get too nit picky at this point. But, seriously, if I had to hear the word "Quantum" explain some random teleportation one more effing time...

All in all, the series was fairly mediocre. However, I did enjoy the beginning mystery to it, and the existentional themes. I think this show could have been a million times better if it 1) scratched off the CGI and upped the battle scene ante and 2) focused a lot more on the character's and their relationships/egos/motivations and 3) fleshed out the enemy side more (more background on Naga, start to develop Sin and Abyss much earlier)."