With a lot of plots in anime, there is most often an end goal, a resolution that can be foreseeable. I am nowhere near someone who is truly experienced with anime, but for the reason that this show is more or so about the journey makes it really interesting.
The difference between the harsher moments and the cheerful moments almost makes the show more real. The characters bring out important philosophical questions with just mere conversation, and the supporting characters and entities help make those points. Their ignorance of many of humanities current issues, like war, makes the viewer think of our current world and relate.
Of course, for the characters themselves, they did an outstanding job of balancing the characters, of creating silly scenes but not overdoing it. Chito and Yuuri's contradicting personalities help blend in crucial scenes in the show and give more essence to any philosophy attempting to be presented in the show. Nuko is also really cute :3
In terms of art-style, I really like the blend between the scenes showing the characters and then the detail on the different pieces of technology; It helps build the contrast. The music is also really nice, and I love how they incorporated it into the show.
Overall, I highly recommend this if you want something fresh. I am not a fan of the Slice of Life genre, but they incorporate it here well.
