Despite having "MMO" in the title, It's not really an Isekai/MMO-centered story like SAO or Log Horizon. Rather, it's about the players, and how their online life and real life are connected. In my opinion, the concept was a breath of fresh air. However, the execution of the story wasn't the best, as there were times that the plot became uninteresting, as well as lacking in any emotional nuance. This isn't to say that the story was bad, it could have been better, if the writer had put in more thought into developing the current story rather than rush into new events.
Art : 9/10
The artistic value of an anime is always subjective, and depends on personal tastes. However the art in my humble opinion, is very nice, the color palette was nice, and the animation panels were fluid and consistent. It really gave that warm fuzzy feeling when watching.
Sound : 7/10
Although I absolutely loved tge opening, "Saturday Night Question", the overall use of sounds in the anime wasn't special nor memorable. The OST was meh, at best, but it wasn't bad enough to be noticable. I would say the execution of sound in this is anime is good, but not great.
Character : 9/10
This is where I really liked about the anime. The character development was very nice. It showed us how Morioka-san mathred as a person, along with those around her, and the whole process of maturing was enjoyable and felt natural. We saw her ups and downs in life, how she resolved them. The show brought perspective on the issue of overworking and Karoshi in an indirect manner. We also saw a very human side of the MC, her awkwardness in interacting with others, something we could all relate to. (Most of us). Other characters didn't get too much development due to the small number of episodes, but the interaction between multiple characters with the MC made the whole story feel very natural and enjoyable.
Enjoyment : 7/10
In my opinion, the show was easy to enjoy, for any individual. For casuals or hard-core anime fans, this anime had many to offer. Its humour, romance and relaxed slice-of-life feel made watching the show very enjoyable indeed.
