From the very start of the anime, you can feel that something is amiss in this futuristic dystopian world. People selling their bodies for money and ending up with all their memories in little chips, the rich literally buying happy memories and changing bodies on a whim, endless memories of long forgotten people floating in space for an eternity to come...
Even though the art appears childish and simplistic the topics explored are dark and complex and presented through the stories of many diverse (both in appearance and in character) people with a very subtle and tender way.
The music contributed very much, in my opinion, in making this an awesome anime. It gave me the feeling, or rather it made the feeling I got from the story even stronger, that something precious is lost and then regained.
Overall I loved it. From the artstyle that is so unique and different than what we are used to, to the characters which I found so relatable and sweet.
Kaiba was mysterious and bittersweet and I'm seriously thinking about rewatching it even though I just completed it!
