I very much enjoyed this anime, thanks in large part to its cinematic direction, superb voice acting (young Satoru in particular), and music. As a non-regular anime watcher, I couldn’t get into Your Lie in April because of the strange Japanese sentiment to it, but this one doesn’t have that, which made it easy for me to fall for it.
It’s a shame that the whodunit aspect of the series pans out rather predictably (FYI, the original manga makes it clear that it isn’t trying to hide who the culprit is, whereas the anime doesn’t) and that the last couple of episodes are not nearly as suspenseful as the ones before. But I nonetheless liked the anime overall.
