Unbreakable Machine-Doll

Synopsis

Unbreakable Machine-Doll follows the story of Raishin Akabane, a puppeteer seeking revenge on his family's murderers. Set in a steampunk world where machine dolls battle each other to prove their superiority, Raishin partners with a lively automaton named Yaya. Together, they enroll in the prestigious Walpurgis Royal Academy to participate in the Mage's Society's tournament. As Raishin and Yaya navigate the cutthroat competition and uncover dark secrets behind the academy, they form alliances and face formidable opponents who will stop at nothing to achieve victory. With themes of friendship, determination, and mystery, the series balances action-packed battles with heartfelt moments and intricate world-building.

Cast

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  Hiro Shimono

  Raishin Akabane (voice)

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  Hitomi Harada

  Yaya (voice)

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  Megumi Takamoto

  Charlotte Belew (voice)

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  Kana Asumi

  Frey

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  Nobuhiko Okamoto

  Loki

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  Jouji Nakata

  Sigmund

Reviews

Unbreakable Machine-Doll received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. The animation and fight scenes were praised for their fluidity and attention to detail, capturing the intensity of the battles between machine dolls. On the other hand, some reviewers found the plot to be predictable and the pacing uneven, hindering the overall enjoyment of the series. Despite its flaws, fans of steampunk and fantasy genres appreciated the unique setting and character designs, especially Yaya's charming demeanor and Raishin's complex motivations. Overall, the show garnered a respectable rating on IMDb and positive feedback for its strong voice acting and engaging soundtrack. While not without its flaws, Unbreakable Machine-Doll offers a compelling blend of action, drama, and fantasy elements that can appeal to fans of the genre.