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This manga is a not so rare find and is pretty generic. There's nothing special about it, but it does have a nice feel to it and it's still a fun read.

The characters are fairly nice, but it's only limited to a few characters. The others tend to be....less than enjoyable due to them having 0 real personality and they don't really do much for the plot, so I wonder why they are even there.

If you're looking for something spectacular, you aren't going to find it here. However, the art is pleasing enough to the eyes and the two main characters are pretty cute ... to watch, so those are some of the redeeming qualities this manga offers.

Honestly speaking, despite this being pretty old and still running today, it hasn't gotten boring even in the slightest. The whole idea or premise is definitely promising and the execution of it, was definitely good despite it having a little bit of a slow start. One of the main characters, Lieutenant Malvin, has a rather hard to swallow personality to phrase it nicely. She is however, getting better as time goes on due to the learning process and development of her character, so that is a plus since I was afraid of her never getting any better. Regarding the story, I think that there is ... a lot that hasn't been filled in yet, but a lot has also been revealed and the fact that it hasn't run out of new things to know about, is outstanding and hard to pull off. I could say more about the other characters, but I just suggest reading it. It's one of the best manga in my opinion right now.

For my thoughts on this particular anime, I found it pretty entertaining. I would have to give props to them on character development throughout the anime as it never ceased to develop the characters properly. That is, except for Envatilia. She was mostly just a side character consistently. They did attempt to give her some sort of depth since all the other characters had way more back story and growth, but it was only featured in one of the episodes. After that, she went right back to only being a weapon for Rowen who complains about being hungry all the time. As for the ... story in the anime, it was fairly good. Sure it was done before, but they definitely executed the story much more successfully than most. I find the dynamic between Coud (Pronounced-Coo) and Rin (or Reverie) very nice, but sometimes hard to watch. Overall the relationship between the two was strange and uncomfortable at first, but most definitely got better over time. I won't give spoilers, but the ending was kind of put together haphazardly, though it didn't really effect the rest of the experience thankfully.

It is fairly good, but they leave the ending a bit open ended and some of the characters that they put in the anime itself...they weren't too great. A lot of them were not good in the aspect of personality, but they were more of a plot device than anything, so it doesn't bother me too much. The anime gets preachy at times and usually just sounds like mad ramblings, but it is to be expected since nearly all the characters are just criminals or psychopaths. The story was pretty good and thought out to an extent, but the delivery in which they did so, ... wasn't exactly ideal. There were several moments where I thought they could have done better, but I think their problem was being a little too stuck on the two main characters, not allowing them to grow properly as the story line progressed.