This send-up of the powersuit genre is actually pretty funny in spots, and though it's not the greatest thing out there, it's still worth a see. The whole idea of the powersuit is more than a bit silly, with really fuzzy theoretical science backing the whole thing, but it's intentionally silly. In fact, a lot of this series is intentionally silly, with a lot of collateral damage to boot. That doesn't mean any serious action occurs in this series - in fact, the final 2 OAVs are surprisingly violent, and there is the risk of the guy Mirai has fallen in love with dying while launching the first human mission into deep space. The final 2 OAVs are pretty serious, contrasting with the rather light-hearted feel of the first four installments.
Animation is pretty decent, and acting is well-done, exciting without being excessively frenetic.
The soundtrack is pretty decent, if not persistently catchy, and, again, Moldiver 's sense of parody is very well-entrenched. There is a bit of violence near the end, but they ARE androids, so it's not so bad. Children with parental supervision wouldenjoy this, as would a goodly number of adults who want something a little lighter than Evangelion .