While I understand that there's really not much to go off of, the problems of this show are still obvious. The pacing is weird, characters suddenly pop in and out, and a lot of plot points are buried in the easy-going rhythm of the show.
The females dialogue all sound like background characters who don't even have names, the club the MC is in didn't even name two of the three characters in it, the MC has a little brother with like three lines in the entire show that I forgot about for like six episodes, and one of the characters on the cover art only shows up in one episode. Also the leading heroine (rurumo) doesn't really stand out. I wanted to see more of a connection between the two main characters, but there wasn't enough until near the end. The show takes too long to get somewhere.
This show could've survived with a six person cast, but there's way too many forgettable characters.
The art and music were a refreshing change from what I'm used to but really didn't go anywhere with it. I almost got a fooly cooly feel from it, but it didn't really expand on that.
I found myself struggling to stay interested in a few episodes, but in the end I finished it.
good-
- nice break from "mainstream" animation
- a couple of lesser explored ideas that people like to see
- Although cliche, interesting in it's execution.
bad
- bad pacing, not just slow but occasionally glossing over details
- cast was too large, forgettable characters
- slow to start, and then ends when you start getting interested
- nothing really outstanding, a general sense of mediocrity
