[Matrixbeast]

God...

Anyway, finally finished Savers. I don't...I can't even...
I don't know where to begin. Well, I'll wrap up what I just saw.
So, the Royal Knights finally stopped being stupid, everyone in the world gave their energy for the final Spirit Bomb or something, and Yggdrasil got axed off.

Actually, to be fair, it was a pretty cool climax. I liked the Digimon evolving from their own will and desire to aid their partners, and I liked that the Royal Knights turned against Yggdrasil (Though immediately disappointed that all they did was group together. Yes, I know it was an important development, but I wish we got to see them do something cool). Them taking on Yggdrasil was quite fun and I enjoyed it's final defeat.

However, I despise how squeaky clean that ending was. It wasn't as face rippingly bad as 02's, but I just hated this one, especially with the return of Suguru. That was basically where I drew the line. Yes, I know they had to separate from their Digimon and tragedy and blah, but then Masaru gets to travel to the Digital World so he doesn't have to leave Agumon? Fuck that. Fuck you, Masaru.

As a series, it was a massive roller coaster of good and bad. Both in story and characters. While most series have their own pros and cons, Savers was basically a constant wave of them, making it hard to keep steady.
It had an incredibly fast beginning to throw every character at you, and then it slowed to a snails pace as it became a MOTW show, then it picked up with the introduction of Ikuto, and then it hit a dead stop when the show revolved around Ikuto to the point that you could probably recite Yukidarumon's lines from memory with how many times that damned flashback popped up.

The show had a hard time keeping things straight. The Kurata story arc was a good start, but then it devolved once it turned him from extremist into generic "Take over the world" (Literally) villain. He was already a terrible character, but then they made him eye rollingly bad...

So, basically, the stories themselves are good, but they make a lot of mistakes as they tell them.
I don't really know how I'd rank Savers compared to other series, primarily against Adventure.