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The central idea of the show is entertaining despite a few logical and logistical errors (and the rather weird interpretation of genetics).

The animation itself is rather bland but picks up a bit near the end and the voice acting is solid and the characters are overall well-written and believable. The story is mostly compelling and despite the somewhat open-endedness of it all is brought to a conclusion that doesnt require (and shouldn't really get) further seasons - despite only being a rather short 8 episodes total

if you like Matrix/SwordArtOnline-kind of stories this one should entertain you.

While I enjoy the thedas-setting, the show itself feels very "generic". Obviously this isn't a project to the level of Arcane, but I was hoping it could contend with the likes of edgerunners or the legend of vox machina, but sadly... It is just lacking in every regard. Everything is "okay" but nothing except maybe the voice acting stands out. The main characters are one-dimensional, with the main character just always being so powerful and almost flawless that it's boring, while the rest of the gang gets very little to contribute outside their party-role.

Worth a watch if you enjoy dragon age, might improve in the future, just don't expect anything special.