Review of Galilei Donna: Storia di tre sorelle a caccia di un mistero

*TINY TINY SPOILERS* I feel I have to write a review because of the terrible scores this anime is getting. I'll list my complaints in the beginning then mention the plot score and character score. Complaints: There were times when I was watching this anime, and I felt things do get repetitive. The whole evil corporation after them though many of the episodes. HOWEVER, this is part of the plot and I very much enjoyed how the girls had to visit several different countries with different settings to get the sketches. I would have enjoyed the anime a tiny bit more if they changed up some of theaction a little. The BIGGEST COMPLAINT is that there are plot holes in the anime. One episode I wondered, "Well if their mecha was just severely damaged, and it looked like it would never fly again...how is it able to fly in the air after crashing into the ground?" It's pretty easy to say that the youngest girl probably might have done quick repairs or something, but it just goes unexplained.

Plot Score 7
So the plot is about three of Galileo's descendants who are part Italian and Japanese. The world is in an energy crisis and the girls are sudden charged for being the culprits. This results in them going on a quest to hunt down moon sketches left behind by Galileo in order to discover what his inheritance is that everyone wants. The plot is totally original in the sense with the whole Galileo quest and being his descendants. Though this anime is more adventure, then followed by action, I did enjoy how they managed to put hinted romances in the anime.

Characters Score 7
I liked how each sister had a different personality. The youngest is a happy-cute girl who has an amazing ability to build stuff (The Mecha Fish, a stun gun, an energy adapter), then you have the middle child who is denying the whole situation and simply wants to return home. The oldest child is in law school, with the dreams of becoming a lawyer to uphold the law. By the end of the anime, the youngest has become braver, the middle child has learned to accept everything and has a strong resolve to want to protect her family, and the oldest has learned to use what she knows as an aspiring lawyer to help her family out.