The graphics fit the story pretty well, and the music does too. The music, however, gets repetitive after a while. The story isn't the most original but it's not bad. The action isn't too...action-packed because it's all pixelated and pretty slow with only a couple of moves. Maybe in the next installments you could have some cooler moves, although this does seem like a down-to-earth type of action. It really does feel like a game. I do, however, appreciate the fact that the characters (Lim and Yue) do have their own fighting styles that factor into the fight. Yue's strategy was just the right one for beating Lim. I like it when people think about the fights they make. I'm curious to see what the next episode will be like.

Interesting story and nice animation style although not one that is suited well for martial arts animation because characters are mostly heads and not limbs.

I just hope the main character doesn't end up as the strongest because he busted some crates, that would be totally implausible. As Bruce Lee said "Boards don't hit back" and training with objects cannot substitute sparring against a real opponent.