There isn't much complexity to this anime. It's fairly straightforward, blunt in its character design and writing, with standard-fare switch ups between serious and lighthearted episodes, young characters, as well as delivering a measured rather than ambitious plot, overall making it a simple anime that would fit kids well. The catch to this anime is that for all its simple design, it has enough violence to coat it in mature tones as well.
The anime is at a crossroad between many different styles. Due to its lack of specific style it will probably deliver moments that you absolutely have no interest in, but other moments that will tug you along just enough to keep watching.
It's a nice anime, nothing amazing. If you find yourself not liking it, don't force yourself to continue watching. Just note that the anime doesn't really settle in until after episode 3.
