Truthfully, at first, I was thrown off by the first episode of this anime. It was too generic for my tastes, both the art and the overused plot. But I still stuck with it, just for the first few ten or so episodes to see if it would improve. And it surprisingly did, with its plot and characters; the anime was a whole lot richer and promising than I had first suspected to be. Simply put, I was intrigued with the dark elements, found myself honestly amused with the jokes, and entertained with the twists that came with it. Which led me to read the manga, which actually I think is better than its anime counterpart in terms of explaining and conveying what the artist wanted to convey. To conclude, what I am trying to say is that stick with the anime and see that it has a deeper web of intricacy than what it first looks like.
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