Story: 9
This is what happens when Clannad actually has direction, or when the story is going somewhere, it can truly become great or even a masterpiece. The story is about Tomoya (If you don't know who he is, why are you even here?), a highschool student labelled as a delinquent and a trial of his romance with Sakagami Tomoyo. The problem with the original Clannad was that some mechanisms didn't work and they adapted all of the worse routes in an attempt to get the audience hooked (I mean seriously, how do you waste 9 episodes on Fuko's arc?).
Art: 8
A consistent quality similar to the anime adaptation. They still have big weird deformed eyes, but that's okay. The backdrops are pretty good! The scenery animation is pretty good.
Sound: 7
Ana was played at just the right moment, otherwise the same as ever, although other voice actors that brought down the show in this category aren't to be seen, and Tomoyo's voice actor performed spectacularly.
Character: 8
Yay! They are actually focusing on characters here, since there is a focus here! We get a great insight into characters here, considering that there are only really two characters here that anyone cares about, Tomoya and Tomoyo.
Enjoyment: 10
Clannad disappointed me, this was just what I needed. I'm really sad that this was only an OVA that was one episode long rather than one that was at least 4 episodes long. When I was watching the OVA, I didn't want it to end at all. Key can do some good things after all! Or I could just be really biased and blinded since Tomoyo's arc was my favorite arc and I didn't like Nagisa all that much.
Overall: 9/10
