I had high expectations of this one from the hype I've heard from others regarding this anime. While they weren't dashed completely by the actual viewing, they weren't exactly upheld, either. We'll start with the basics. The art and animation are pretty well done, effectively conveying the madness and insanity that the Japanese must think is rampant in Chicago. The soundtrack gets the job done with a nice driving rock beat that keeps the action moving.
Characters are fairly interesting as well.
Anyone familiar with Gunsmith Cats will no doubt recognize Kenichi Sonoda's characters as they were before he was forced to drop Bean and create Gunsmith Cats instead due to contract reasons. Dubbing isn't too bad by AnimEigo standards, with Bean sounding much the Bandit he is. Borderline-sick humor is interspersed throughout the flick to keep the viewer from taking this thing too seriously. Overal, though, it wasn't too bad. As an action flick, Bean delivers as promised, and you'll get some good sequences out of it.