I tend to enjoy martial arts content quite a bit, and this is no different so far. It focuses on older martial arts, and it adapts that style in its art as well. There's something so pleasing about the visual side-by-side of the technique and the "sequence" it was based off of. Even the cover art pays homage to the old Japanese style of paintings such as those depicting samurai, which it quite refreshing. So far, this series is a modern revival of the style of ancient arts, and as a fan of such things, this series is off to a phenomenal start.
