Fortunately, the dubbing matches the animation style, and I was able to watch all five episodes without cringing. The rest of the audio was more limited. The intro and ending songs were left in the original Japanese, but the intro song had several rough stops in it that sounded like a tape wearing down, and the ending song was fuzzy. The background music was often tinny and lacked depth, but that is no more than one expects from such an old series. The transfer itself seemed mostly good.
Depth is, of course, a joke.
You could probably listen to this disk on your computer and the experience would be almost as good as on my sound system. Like the audio, the video suffers from age. While the transfer itself was completed without major complications, the colors are flat and they sometimes ran over each other. My roommate's pet peeve was the lack of whites in Mr. Bright's eyes. The space backgrounds were also quite pixilated.