Tokyo Ravens has an interesting story line. Unique, but somewhat predictable. Some parts reminded me a lot of Fullmetal Alchemist, except in this case that that taboo worked--but its still not fully clear if it was or not. The story has peaks and troughs, action and a lull. We get somewhere interesting then we end up dwelling on a teenage girl's feelings for a whole episode. It makes you want to stop watching but then all the sudden some development occurs and you end up watching till the end.
The lines blur in this anime. You think someone or some group is bad and they turn out to be not so bad after all. It is gray. No black, no white. Gray.
The characters in the anime were quite good. Harutora is an understanding fellow with a good heart, loyal and amusing. Each character has his/her best characteristics or skills emphasized somewhere in the anime, often showing the beast inside.
Art and sound were great. The music and voice actors were suitable for the anime, the music itself was exceptional in my opinion. The best way I can describe it is that it is "action-y" music, fast paced, with a touch of grit.
Overall it's pretty enjoyable--enough to write a review. If you're dabbling around in onmyoji anime, it's different than others like Shounen Onmyoji or the like, but still has its own aspect of enjoyment.
