for slight failings elsewhere." Chris Beveridge of Mania.com said that the "detail and apparent accuracy in many scenes is just great to look at". Similarly, Brett D. Rogers of Frames Per Second magazine praised the design and animation, saying that they are "beautifully rendered in rococo and gothic style to create the look and feel of 18th-century France", though also stating that the "CGI is used to good result in reproducing the vast, opulent spaces of Versailles, but the transitions between these effects and the main body of animation are a bit coarse." The series' storyline earned mixed reactions from critics. Robinson complained that most of the series' storyline "falls flat", saying that it was "delivered too rapidly and with little affect". She also compared Le Chevalier D'Eon to GONZO's Gankutsuou, describing both series as "heavily talky yet fast-moving enough to be confusing." Martin praised the series' pacing, saying that it is "one of the true keys to the quality of this series". See also Chevalier d'Éon References Further reading External links Production I.G official site Official website for the Le Chevalier d'Eon manga (Internet Archive version) Official Le Chevalier D'Eon Website at Funimation Le Chevalier D'Eon 2007 Japanese television series endings 2005 manga Fiction set in 1742 Television series set in the 18th century Action anime and manga ADV Films Cultural depictions of Alessandro Cagliostro Cultural depictions of Catherine the Great Cultural depictions of George III Cultural depictions of Louis XVI Cultural depictions of Louis XV Cultural depictions of Maximilien Robespierre Dark fantasy anime and manga Del Rey Manga Funimation Historical fantasy anime and manga Kodansha manga Production I.G Anime and manga about revenge Seinen manga Thriller anime and manga Wowow original programming Cultural depictions of Peter III of Russia