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The show also suffers from too many flashback scenes, likely added to pad out episodes in an attempt to keep the anime from running out of source material, as the manga was still in serialization at the time. While the story is full of action from the beginning, the real storyline doesn't start until a few episodes in, which makes the pacing seem a little slow at first. The main detractors from this anime are ones that plague many other Shonen anime series. The show tends to do a good job of keeping its audience's attention with exciting action scenes that always have the viewer at the edge of their seat, and quieter scenes don't lose the tension of the series while still being lighthearted enough to have a light comedic moment or two. Outside of the opening song (which makes the anime seem ten years older than it actually is), the music is all very memorable, and in most cases matches the tone of the anime well. Nearly all of the music comes from the first four Dragon Quest video games (The only games out at the time this show was made), and all are composed by Sugiyama, Kouichi. These scenes are also aided by the high quality of the musical score. There are a number of memorable scenes throughout the show created by the sheer strength of will of these characters.

This adds extra power to the lines and actions of these characters allowing them to become powerful and touching to the viewer. Overall, this anime is a classic, very much worth watching, and if the DVDs of this series come out in Japan I will jump to buy them in a heart beat (even if they suffer the same problems as the VHS release: one op and ed per two episodes, and the preview for the next episode replaced by one done by some unknown narrator who likes to spoil the plot for the next two episodes.) What makes this anime work well is a strong story carried by likable, believable characters who grow and change as the story progresses.

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