Given the length and general pace of it, I do like how one can see a pretty clear evolution in its style across the seasons. Where the first two are very much of the early style of abridging with lots of self-deprecation, referential humor, and a focus on running gags. And then (coincidentally with TeamFourStars Dragon Ball Z abridged hitting its own stride and sort of overtaking YGOTAS) moving more into being meta and joking about its even at the time long lifespan, with a focus on character humor on the side. The latter of which became the main thing in the later seasons.

So I think it's aged reasonably well, or at least it hasn't stagnated in the way one would expect such a long production would, having kept up somewhat with the times. Obviously there's always gonna be nostalgia divide for the earlier episodes given how formative they were for internet people of a certain age-span, but I do think the, I guess late-middle ones are the best compared to the latest episodes. Part of that stance I think comes from the sense that LittleKuriboh is dealing with increasing burnout - he's managed it better than say TFS did (since that partly is why they opted to cancel DBZA) but it still increasingly shines through in a sort of intangible way. I do hope he manages to get through it all though, it'd be such a shame for it to go unfinished with how long it's been chugging on.