The anime has a very historical Gothic presentation that it never breaks from, the world is set in an era where seeing architecture, clothing, scenery, etc, feels so wholesome and together.
The music was especially fitting and amazing to me. Every time I would hear it as our MC went about the world, I'd become incredibly intrigued and curious on whats around the corner.
It is this made togetherness that made the watch really interesting all the way through.
I was at first abrasive at seeing our main female lead, but like the settings and the world, it grows so much that you want to know the whats and the whys.
It also could've fooled me to say it was a type of investigative mystery show but I believe that was just me wanting to investigate the world itself and the stuff going on. Instead it would be a more so dramatic show, with a bit of romance to give some motivation for the end bit.
I still can't get over the music, I have an anime playlist in my device, and whenever songs from this come up, I always love to give it a listen.
Always thinking back to this anime, it reminds me how important it is to understand and bring focus to storytelling because it can make the audience want to go there themselves.
