While the artwork is kind of plain compared to a lot of shows today, everything is neat, friendly to the eyes, colorful and seemingly accurate historically wise. This is a period piece, so that is important.
And what can I say about the characters? They are beloved figures from a beloved classic children's tale. Anne is unique and lovable, Marilla is stern but wise and tender-hearted, Matthew is precious, Mrs. Lynde is her typical gossiping but kind self, and Anne's friend Diana is completely adorable.
For any fan of Anne of Green Gables, this is totally worth a sit through, and honestly, it should be shown in schools if teachers are teaching this book to their kids. Hey, they can do a little subtitle reading. They'll be fine.
