Seen via english sub.
Genres in my eyes: Slight romantic border-line of horror (depends if you are kind hearted), mainly it would be drama for me because a lot of mixed feelings come into play and more than one story unfolds.
What a despicable anime! Some might say this is love but this is blind love in the bad sense. A teacher whose only actual difference from others is his acting of his perverted desired.
Things I guess you could say were pros depending on one p.o.v.
Art: Cuteness factor wonderful job. An interesting job with camera portrayal. An example would be the spinning scene. No worries it is not long just a brief moment. You can put down the barf bag.
The major one being the eyes of the main male character were absent. Which is symbolically accurate in life. Young girls have yet to see true evil in the world in general. Leaving them to be unaware to what to see. Had they known… they would see the darkness that dwindles in the eye that resides in one’s soul.
Censorship was not view obstruction but blurring so not that horrible.
Artist(s) involved or writer finishes per say where they left off in terms of episode 1 vs 2.
That ending! :)
Things that pissed me off
Don’t get me wrong I get what the cover artist was going for. He or she wanted to paint the popular you are the only one for me but is that fair to the audience. This was a creative tactic that did not piss me off. Yet, my time is scarce. That said in mind I fall in the judge by cover category. If you looked at the cover would you know that other girls would be staring? You would not. You might hope but you would not know for fact and that kind of pisses me off. Cover art sells what you are showing. So why not create a more essay picture. I say essay picture going off the picture is worth a thousand words ideas. However, the difference being is an essay picture would have a perceived intro, body and conclusion. Whether that is true or not can vary but that is much better than providing a still image from one of the episodes.
The song in episode 2! Why god!? I have no idea why they used it. I won’t ruin it but it is a well know go to sleep song. Was the writer trying to go for the concept of let that inner log thought hibernate and not surface?
The sleaze that seemed to dribble down the cheek of the mail main character. Going with the popular play with me for I have the sole key to your troubles. A very popular unfortunate pedophilia ideal.
Hypocritical moments. One scene mentions a girl has a fear of men. Before the main male character says his quote the girl says no to his upcoming actions. “I’m just here to help. ‘I’ just want to’ help you’ overcome ‘your’ fear of men.” The scene is in regards to sexual intercourse. You may have noticed I hinted at certain elements of that quote. The point shows that there is no selfless action being performed. It is truly a selfish one.
