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<br>The | <br>The premiere of Arknights might not be as fun as 2020's Holy Knight Light , but it possesses a similar passion behind it. Having the protagonist command the characters via essentially a smartphone is on the nose, but played straight in a way that's commendable. It will be exciting to see how this world expands and learn why so many have been drawn to Arknights before <br><br> <br>For what it's worth, it accomplishes that competently, but if that qualifier sounds a bit dry and sapped of enthusiasm, it's because the premiere is only alright. Competency isn't inherently an appraisal of success but a recognition of hitting the fundamentals, which is to say that the Arknights show may pique one's interest, but it might take another episode or two to really grip the audie<br><br> <br>It's also worth considering the cultural blend of influences that inspired the original game, it being a Chinese game and Chinese animation (donghua) having a noticeable difference in style. 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