As a long-time Marvel content viewer, including the other anime produced by Madhouse, I found it remarkable that this title was released when the Marvel Cinematic Universe was at its peak, especially during the time of "Infinity War." However, it's important to note that, at its release, characters like the Fantastic Four and the X-Men were unlikely to appear in any form. The only exception was Deadpool, given his immense popularity. Some tropes in this anime are quite obvious, while others may catch you off guard. There is also an intriguing mystery that invites further investigation. You can spot influences from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, particularlyin the designs of characters like Iron Man and the Wasp, among others. Although the pacing may be inconsistent in some areas, it shouldn't be a significant issue. The story is primarily aimed at younger audiences, but there is still plenty for adults to enjoy.

Yet when the plot kicks up the energy, the main ringleader for the events that transpired. While the characters have already appeared in live-action, they are mostly based on their Comic counterpart rather than their film counterpart.

This anime will be best if you want to satisfy your Marvel or superhero cravings without having to watch other hero animes.