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"[55] He praised Madhouse's animation for not only keeping up the dark "cinematic quality of Urasawa's art" but also improving on it, as well as Kuniaki Haishima's score for adding "immeasurably to the series' hair-raising atmosphere. "[56] Though he noted Viz Media's inability to acquire the original
ending theme song due to licensing problems,
Kimlinger also called their English dub of the series one of the best in recent memory. [56] Kimlinger praised the series, for "its fidelity to Naoki Urasawa's original manga", commenting that "there isn't a scene left out, only a handful added in, and as far as I can tell not a line of dialogue changed or omitted. Given its faithfulness, fans of the manga will know that the series won't get any better than this, this is as good as the series gets. " As well as for its frequent habit of giving the spotlight to newly introduced characters instead of the main cast. [55][56] He also described the ending of the series as, "we feel vaguely let down when what we should really be doing is glorying in the somewhat messy, yes, but exhilarating final throes of one of last decade's great series".
