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(More customer reviews)I watched the first volume not knowing what to expect, and ended up really liking it. The animation and character design has a really cute, solid style, and the backgrounds are absolutely beautiful (especially during race scenes with shots soaring over the landscape). I really enjoyed seeing all the different alien races and their ships, as well; they were creatively designed. The main character Eva (AKA Molly) was a refreshing alternative to most young female characters one finds these days - smart, strong, but with all the imperfections of her youth.
One thing I liked a lot was the fact that Rick Thunderbolt, who seemed at first like a token jock and a plot device thrown in to simply create an obstacle (he was even taken out by a convenient accident), comes back to become a mentor figure for Molly.
Even as an (nearly) 18 year old, I liked this show a lot and am eager to see the second volume.
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Every 10,000 years, the greatest star-pilots in the universe face off on mythical planet Oban. It is said that the outcome of the race, "The Ultimate Prize", will determine the balance of power within the Galaxy for the millenniums to come... For Earth, threatened by their powerful neighbor, the Crog Imperium, victory is vital. Built and maintained by racing legend Don Wei, the Whizzing Arrow has become the Earth's only hope against annihilation. There is only one problem: once he arrives on the distant planet Alwas, first stage of the competition, Wei's top pilot crashes, victim of a terrible sabotage. With no other pilot available, the controls of the Whizzing Arrow are placed into the hands of "Molly," a rebellious 15-year-old racing prodigy! The Race for the Ultimate Prize Has Begun! BONUS FEATURES Interview With Creator Savin Yeatman-Eiffel Star-Racer Profiles Trailers Sneak Peek at Oban Star-Racers Volume Two Galleries of exclusive production images
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