This show is hilarious! Servo and Cro are what power this adventure. They were built by the host, Joel, to help him endure the awful movies (experiements) they are forced to watch. Even the worst, most absurd movie can become fun! Intermissions are taken every 15 minutes or so, and the crew will re-enact one of the scenes, or just have a little fun doing something else. Servo looks like a little gumball machine with arms. He is pretty deadpan, but he is pretty much the funniest one. Cro is a gold combination of, I'm not quite sure. Maybe a baseball mitt, a bowling pin, and a coffee maker. Their silouettes are visible the entire time in the bottom right of the screen. This is great because sometimes they can be seen interacting with the movie, or jumping around. Other than that basic premise, there is no discernable plot, just a good old knocking of whatever they are watching. Everybody should give this show ONE chance to see if they like it.

This anime is based during the Edo period in Japan (early 1800's), however, this isn't official and the show does many things to show it uses a mish-mash of different cultures and times. Fuu is a waitress at a restaraunt, until it gets burned down during a fight between Jin and Mugen. Jin is a ronin, or a masterless samurai. Mugen is basically a street punk who fights on a whim. Both have more pride than humility, and never back down from the other. Fuu gets them out of trouble for the fight, so they owe her. As payment, she makes them be her bodyguard as she searches for a Sunflower Samurai. Along the way, they encounter a gay Dutchman, a warrior who can kill without making a cut, an American baseball team, a giant, a thug with a gun, and many other foe's from their past, which continually catches up to them. The show relies heavily on hip-hop tracks, and although it sounds awkward, it fits beatifully to the moods and scenery. The flow is continually changing, and there is never a dull moment, but the characters evolve along the way as well. The show wraps up in 26 episodes, and not a single one strikes out (well, one does, but you'll have to watch it to understand...). This is without a doubt the best television series anime I've ever seen, and I'm a Wantanabe fan too. Don't miss this one.