Sono Toki, Kanojo wa.

While i was about to take this to the forum i decided to make this my first ever review.

This anime while being 3 min episodes is surprisingly fine.

Without being presented any story or background from the characters our minds fills in with our imagination while hearing their troubles/state of mind. If you watched many drama/romance series you know what i talk about. Amazing that in 3 min episodes they show us different age groups couples and their problems in a time in their life, that in the end it sums up a normal relationship without the over dramatic and time consuming stories like we are ... used to in other animes.

From what i know this is some anime indie project created by a manga artist with somewhat inexperienced crew.

The art while minimalistic is good. The sound is fine. Background sounds fills in nicely for the lack of animation for better experience, and the music while good, felt like underused, especially in the first episodes.

I was sceptic at the beginning, but i enjoyed it for what it is and what it wanted to reach.
Overall i give it a 6/10.

So I first heard of this show 40 minutes ago when my friend asked if I wanted to watch a short cute anime, I being the bored person I am said sure. After watching Sono Toki, Kanojo wa I'd say yea the art is cute, but I was kind lost in the story at first not really understanding what was going on. My friend explained it to me for like one minute and after watching it, I thought as a whole this show was short and sweet. I enjoyed seeing the conflicts between the four girls and their partners and wanted to see what would ... happen to the four protagonists at first. Though the show was interesting, it felt like lacked some proper organization just like a Webtoon comic. The ending outro at first weird hearing a girl whispering 1,2,3,4,5 weird me out but it kind had this weird charm to it that made me enjoyed hearing it at the end. In the end, I'd give Sono Toki, Kanojo wa a 6, the idea of the show was very interesting, but it feels like it needs more than 3 minutes each episode to describe a detailed story about four girls and their relationship problems in high school, college and daily life.