It's just a piece of Sakuga practice work with sound effects added on... as usual for an animator as eating for you.
Don't get it why people are criticizing it as if it should've been some kind of magnificent cornerstone 30+ seconds project in the history of animation development.
Maybe just because it was named 001 and was destined to be in the first place of an alphabet ascending ordered list?
Certainly it's not an epic piece of work. However, when you watch it frame by frame, you can learn how the facial distortion and raindrops are expressed. (How did you recognize those black spots and shadows
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