There are countless reasons why I like this anime. It's realistic, it can actually happen, and the diversity of the characters are great. This anime is beautiful.
Story-10: How should I say this... The plot is awesome! With unexpected plot twists, a story you've probably never heard of, emotional moments, you have a great story. Though I was a little confused in the beginning, I kept watching it. I love how everything fits together at the end. Its almost mystery. Tell me, how exactly do you fit in little girls with cute cosplay dresses with darkness and evil? Well, watch this anime and you'll find out.
Art-10: The art really suited this anime. Its not too cutesy, its not too "boyish", its just perfect. I believe I might've seen better artwork, but I think the art work is a masterpiece because the story makes it shine. The characters' designs look great too. I love their expressions and reactions to changes. The evil creatures were just priceless. They were very sketchy and rough, and it suited them. I liked the sci-fi'ish setting as well. Although the settings didn't really seem to.. blend in, I still loved it.
Sound-10: JUST LOVED THE SOUNDTRACKS! They were beautiful. period.
Character-10: I swear, I'm going to put 10's for everything. The characters' personalities were very diverse and realistic. We have the good and cautious girl, we have the best friend, we have the tsunadere girl, we have an easy-going girl, just wonderful! I also liked how the characters were not exactly swayed by words. In a lot of animes and manga, a person's feelings are crushed and they begin to distance from everyone, and then the protagonist comes and says some nice and sweet things and make the gloomy person think again. Well, in this anime, it's a little more real. I like how the girls don't stupid things. But when they do, its, again, more realistic that way.
Enjoyment-10: This anime became one of my favorites after watching. If you are the type of person who likes a good anime with dark and bitter twists, this is the anime for you.
