The story while having no real sense of progression, did manage to explore a myriad of topics in a way that allowed the show to have additional layers. It almost feels like the show gets philosophical even as we watched Himeno and the cast of characters go through their mundane activities.
The art and animation were standard and the same could be said of the soundtrack. The characters were entertaining enough and I thought in particular that the interactions between the characters were done well.
To conclude, Centaur no Nayami was more enjoyable than it initially lets on and for a Slice of Life anime, the story had a sense of realism to it. The show isn't going to be winning any awards or anything but it was at the very least easy to get through and it's one that can get the recommendation from me.
