: As with most independent fan dubs, the audio mixing can be a bit inconsistent. There are moments where the dubbed voices slightly overpower the original background music (BGM) or sound effects, but it doesn't distract significantly from the viewing experience.
: The pivotal scene at the train station and Takemichi's realization of his past are handled with genuine emotion. The voice actors don't shy away from the screaming and crying required for such a high-stakes first episode. Final Verdict
: The Hindi translation is adapted well. Instead of literal translations that can feel stiff, the team uses colloquialisms that make the dialogue feel natural to an Indian viewer. The "street" language used by the gangs adds a layer of authenticity to the setting.
