Low score???

bastek66 said:
Are you out of you mind with this comparison to Glasslip?
I get it. Glasslip was watched by much more people then usual bad anime.
Both are bad but Ushinawareta at least has story and goes somewhere normally.
In Glasshit story is NOTHING and it goes nowhere, supernatural plot was completely pointless, fucking alternate universe episode for nothing and ending is vague for no reason. Maybe director tried to be deep for last time with it.

fubuki211 said:

I don't know how your taste is (You gave this show a 9 and yet you gave NGNL a 1, so I think you too are the troll here), but a 12 episode show that left a cliffhanger at episode 1 and doesn't proceeds until episode 8 doesn't deserves a good score.

Mhypnotica said:


I may not agree with giving this anime a 9, but there's nothing wrong with giving NGNL a 1.

Nibelungen said:
My biggest problem with it is that it felt like a cheap knockoff of Steins;Gate. I probably would have given it a higher score if I hadn't already seen it though.

My other problem with it was that the slow, slice of life episodes took up too much of it's airtime. Were it a 22-24 episode anime I could see it working better, but IMO the writers should have focused more on the characters' cyclical, futile attempts to save Kaori, rather than the slice of life that led up to the initial incident.

Douwobewow said:
I'm sorry for reviving this thread 8 years later, but I just found this anime by coincidence. I'm a native French speaker, and the fact that the text on the illustration makes no sense got me into watching the first episode thinking this was gonna be awful at best.

I ended up with an anime with so much style and good ideas that I watched all 12 episodes in one sitting. The OP and ED are awesome so they were never skipped (Idk why, but this is the case for every anime about time travel for me), and the story really got me into a weird vibe of a mix between Orange and Higurashi.
Speaking of time travel, they found a way to avoid the whole "I should just tell them I'm from the future" thingy with a very strong workaround. Everything makes sense when you watch them add piece after piece to the whole timeline. And that's not given to anybody to create such a strong base for this kind of anime. They also didn't go for the traditional "And they lived happily ever after" but decided to leave a missing piece to their whole puzzle, which makes you want to see the show until the last minute, to hope someone remembers her.

Anyway, that's a 9 for me.
The only frustration I have is the fake censorship of the deaths, and that I couldn't see their face when bad-timeline Yui coughs up the whole thing by saying "If you don't do this like that, bye bye Kaori".