Heat Guy J

This must be one of the most underrated animes out there. From the first time I watched this show I was hooked. This show has pretty much everything you could ask for: several great lead characters ( banter thrown around between J and Daisuke is great.), great fights ( watching J tear other androids a new one never gets old), a whole unique world to explore, many subplots within the main plot, excellent voice acting. Some of the CGI is pretty good and J looks plain eerie when seen without skin, while others like Daisuke's motorcycle is excellent, you'll find it hard to find a better looking and feeling show this side of Cowboy Bebop!

When I got into it:

When I first checked out the trailer of this show on one of my Pioneer Anime,I had to decide if I wanted to get this show or not. When I learned that the company that made it went under,I had to buy it,and I did.

When I bought it:

When I bought the entire collection from RightStuf.com,I loved it. It was the best,and never seen anything like it. The action in this show is excellent,and intense.

Characters:

My favorite characters in this show are:Daisuke,J,Boma, and the 3 girls Cynthia, Janis, and Vivian.

Meaning of the show:

What is series is also tells us is that having a partner through tough times can be helpful,and we must rely on one another.I do believe that Daisuke,and J make a good team,and of course having Boma on their team as an ally.

Bob Papenbrook,and Tony Pope:

I also want to dedicate this series in memory of Bob Papenbrook,the voice of J. He was a great man for doing this series.And I will also dedicate this series in memory of Tony Pope.

So in closing,if you want to see something good,then see this show.It's the best.

Heat Guy J chronicles the adventures of a Special Services officer named Daisuke Aurora (nicknamed "Dice") and his android partner known as "J". They live and work in the metropolis of Judoh. Dice had a strong sense of justice and his android partner has human qualities that make them a good match for fighting crime in the city.

This anime is really to watch from it's unique art style and story telling. The dub was also excellent.

Philece Sampler, Bob Papenbrook and Tony Pope:

Just like a reviewer I want dedicate this review to Bob Papenbrook who was the late father of Bryce Papenbrook (Attack on Titans, Seven Deadly Sins, Sword Art Online) and was the voice of J. Tony Pope who did Mouro and Philece Sampler who unfortuntly passed away last year.

In short if you want a really unique anime I recommend you check this out.