In an accident, an ordinary boy, Wang Xiaoxiu, obtains a space system called "Superpower Cube" from a high-latitude cosmic civilization and gains extraordinary powers. When the school belle, Shen Yao, Wang Xiaoxiu’s longtime crush, confesses her love to him, the delinquent Sun Jun, who also has a crush on her, is provoked.
Wang Xiaoxiu resolves the crisis with his wit and extraordinary powers, but it also brings more disasters as a result. Shen Yao is taken to the world of extraordinary beings by a mysterious person, and Wang Xiaoxiu embarks on a journey to rescue her. Fighting in the bizarre universe, he finds the meaning of fairness and justice on the path to becoming a peerless powerhouse.
(Source: iQIYI International)
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Comentários
Anik5087
The story had potential—it’s unique and not entirely predictable. But that’s where the positives end. The execution is poor, and there’s virtually no story build-up. Events just happen without proper pacing or explanation, making it hard to stay engaged. The characters are one-dimensional and lack any real development. There’s no emotional depth, no realistic reactions, and absolutely no growth. They felt more like placeholders than people. The only saving grace is the animation. Visually, it's smooth and polished. The action scenes are well-done and enjoyable to watch, but they can’t carry the entire show on their own. Good animation means nothing if the story and characters fallflat.
Overall, it’s a disappointing experience. If you care about story or character development, you’ll likely walk away frustrated. The action is the only reason to check this out, but even that isn’t enough to make up for the weak writing.
Ratings:
Starting: 8/10
Story: 5/10
Story Build-up: 1/10
Character Build-up: 1/10
Animation: 9/10
Action: 9/10
NathanIs
First of all, I really liked the animation quality — it clearly reflects the studio’s capabilities and attention to detail. When it comes to the story, however, I would say it is rather mediocre. It definitely had the potential to be much better, but instead, it feels like a patchwork of ideas borrowed from various other anime. This makes the plot somewhat predictable and lacking originality. As for the battle scenes, the visual effects and animation quality are simply stunning. The action sequences are dynamic and visually impressive. However, the presence of "plot armor" is a bit too obvious in certain moments — it becomes hard toignore. One thing that really bothered me is that the main character, Niue, doesn’t use their abilities during some critical fights. I couldn’t quite understand why, and this inconsistency made those scenes feel frustrating and unrealistic.
In conclusion, if you enjoy anime like Solo Leveling, you’ll probably find Super Cub entertaining as well. It offers good action and visuals, even if the story could have been stronger.
srvive111
The anime actually starts quite strong. The characters although generic seem quite likable, and plot's easy to follow. The few starting episodes are very well-animated and the action sequences are quite a sight to behold. But somehow the anime fumbles the story afterwards. The story is suddenly ripped apart from the main story to a side story that's very in-cohesive and incoherent at times. The power scaling completely falls apart. Every new "enemy" that gets introduced completely lacks character and just feels bland. Even the side characters completely fall flat compared to the first parts of the anime. All in all, it's an enjoyable anime ifyou temper your expectations.
HentaTenta
This project is extremely anemic and falls short on multiple fronts; writing, dialogue, pacing. No element feels like it matters in the slightest, be that the introduction of another character, enemy or faction. Lots of inconsistencies between scenes (damage to clothing/MC) that it starts to feel like lazy editing. The story doesn't matter to the point that you can watch first half of episode 1 and then the entirety of episode 7(which is gorgeously animated) and call it a wrap. This show basically catfishes you with animation in those two episodes, the rest is you wishing for any kind of meaningful story development/progression that neverarrives.
NoLongerAtsushi
For what’s basically a Chinese knockoff of Solo Leveling, this anime is actually pretty enjoyable it went by fast. The animation was a big surprise at the start too. If they had a bit more budget and a bigger animation team, it could honestly be better than Solo Leveling, 'cause they’ve got some really cool ideas for the fights. Story-wise, it’s not that different either full focus on the MC’s progression and definitely dynamic enough to keep viewers from getting bored. Overall, a solid anime especially in a season full of ecchi trash aimed at horny dumb teenagers. Also, the blue haired girl TOP
FleecyBear
Personal stats: as of May 2025, I've finished 165 anime with a mean score of 7.32. The Super Cube rating: 7/10. The Super Cube is a solid Chinese anime with great potential. While it’s not very popular—possibly due to being a donghua—it’s still an enjoyable watch. The art style and fight choreography are impressive in several scenes, and the plot is interesting, though the pacing can feel slow at times. With only about 15 minutes of actual content per 20-minute episode, it sometimes feels like not much happens. That said, the pacing improves later on. I appreciated how the show stays focused—no unnecessary comedy or fanservice, justa serious storyline from start to finish. It’s a fun 12-episode binge, and I’d definitely like to see a second season to see where the story goes next.
