This manga mostly fits into the fantasy-type genre. It doesn't really have a distinguishable plot until the very end; each volume contains chapters with mini stories. The manga mainly centers around the main character, a Baku who enters peoples' dreams and eats them, so I understand why it was a bit difficult to create a plot from just that. As the story continues on, it starts to focus more on other minor characters in the story, which makes it more interesting to read.
The characters involved in the book made it all the more enjoyable. All of them have unique and different personalities, from mysterious to spontaneous. This is one of the things that makes me enjoy a manga.
As I progressed with the series, I found it a bit hard to understand what was going on, since there would be a few random moments here and there where they would jump out of the main focus of the book and start with a completely different story. I had to re-read some chapters a couple times before I fully understood what was going on. This might be because I am a bit slow, but this is just what I found.
During the last few books, especially the very last volume, the story got quite confusing. I could follow it for the most part, but there were some things I completely did not understand. It seemed like everything was happening at once and I had no idea what to make of it. Other than those few things, I really enjoyed the story.
The art, in my opinion, was wonderful. It depicted what was going on at the time, and it showed the parts of the story quite well. It's not as detailed as some other works, but to say in the least, I loved it.
All in all, I thought this was a pretty decent anime. If you're into the fantasy/mystery genre, then this would be a nice choice for you. Also, if you're good at figuring out plot lines, that would be helpful as well. If you're looking for a manga to read, try it out!
