Irishchatter Not all of the jokes were women gentialia related but it does happen in a continual basis and yeah sometimes a cartoon targeted for adults do have sex jokes in them. However it can get pretty boring like we heard it all before. As well as women jokes, I wanna point out that Dandy is a rip off version of JP in "Redline", both may not be the same person but like c'mon, why copy another characters looks from another anime?! Seriously the writers and drawers creativity minds, might as well had gone out the window. In modern anime, it seems like Space Dandy isn't the only one ripping off character looks or may be the story itself!Anyways all the negativity aside, some of the jokes were pretty funny and I just loved QT & Makers realtionship. It is too bad they didn't appear more together instead of QT himself helping the lads. Also i wanna mention that it was always great hearing J. Michael Tatum as Dr Gel, he always can do anything that voice actor! Especially when it comes to the old man version of a bad guy, really blown away by that! Ian Sinclair was also good for voicing Dandy, he seemed like such a chill dude lol!I'll give this series a 7/10....

j_peake I wanted to like this, I really did. But after three episodes, the casual objectification of women is just unbearable.Sure, the artwork is wonderful and the music innovative, but the female 'characters' are nothing more than boobs with faces attached. I can't see anything 'self-referential' or 'satirical' about the fan-service here, and saying "if you don't get it, you just don't have a sense of humour" doesn't cut it. This is a universe - no, a multi-verse - in which women exist almost exclusively to wear bikinis and serve food to the guys, who get to have all the fun.Frankly, I'm disappointed that so many of my favourite Funimation actors are involved in the English dub. Didn't any of them find this material worrying enough to say 'no'?

saintbeacon I am seeing some reviews here that are not talking enough about the most notable thing about this series: The imagination and immersion. Visuals: This is possibly the most visually arresting TV show I have ever seen.These are some of the only visuals that have ever satisfied me. They are colorful and psychedelic, but never confusing or hard to look at. The designs, in addition, are very well-thought- out. There is so much energy here. The characters have varying degrees of cartoonishness in their designs, taking full advantage of the wild future. The machines, aliens, and worlds are all really interesting. The show is worth watching just for its designs. There are times when the animators could take the cop-out direction and give us something cliché with their worlds and character designs, but they refuse to. When Dandy goes to a plant world, the plants look unique. When he meets his alternate selves, they all look completely different from him and are well-designed enough to be characters in their own shows. It's a spectacle. There are also occasional moments when the movement, for a few seconds, will look almost film-quality. Occasionally, I'll look at something in the show and as myself "how did they even put a design like that together?" It's certainly the some of best you'll see in an animated series.Characters: The characters here are not as good as the ones in Watanabe's other anime. They could be a lot worse than they are, though, so I give them credit for that. I can't get particularly attached to anybody here. Most of the characters are pretty simple, reflecting the "fun" nature of this show. The cheesy sexual content is very grating at times. It's the show's main reoccurring problem. They hold the show back from being perfect, but few of them come across as annoying, and they all have good visual characterization and moments of humor.Writing: This show is creative and spontaneous, often following what I call "Narrative logic". Nothing has to make much sense as long as it completes the story, and give us something cool to look at. This show is episodic, which I find very refreshing, as it forces the writers to tell a complete story in every episode and throw things at us with no reservations. They keep coming up with entertaining stuff, and a lot of it is actually very clever in a Douglas-Adams- ish sort of way. This show does not take itself seriously, so if you want that, go elsewhere.Audio: The music here is very nice, and combines a few different elements. Influence comes from jazz, funk, techno, and others, and it fits the show pretty well. The soundtrack improves in season 2. The dub here is good. Nothing spectacular, but its functional and fits the show. There are some odd musical numbers that are dubbed from Japanese into English, and that is about as awkward as you might expect, but they can at least sing pretty well.All in all, this is highly recommended for anyone who wants a spontaneous, wild, visually stunning experience. The show has some annoying fetishes with its characters and designs here and there, mainly due to Dandy and his frequent trips to a hooters-parody restaurant, so I'm warning anyone who wants to stay away from that right now, but anyone interested in animation should check this anime out. Especially if you're tired of watching slower-moving plots and want something fast-paced and non-continuous.

harryjohnson2008 This has got to be one of the worst animated series I've ever seen. The artwork is good, but that's about all. The story lines seem to have been written by a horny 14 year old boy who, one can only imagine, draws the large-breasted female characters and then wanks off to them. The plots and dialogue are similar to what one hears if you listen to young children playing with action figures and making up stuff as they go along. It's beyond ridiculous. Worst of all, the show is very denigrating to women. It's really sad that the show's creators portray women as nothing more than space whores. Again, more evidence that this is the work of a developmentally arrested mind. It's puerile, infantile and vapid. Don't waste your time.