I am not joking. You know, the vast empty spaces, the lone male character, and finally the girls that throw themselves at him.
Imagine a perfect hentai setting: an isolated island, a male that lost his memory, and three girls that take turns in persuading him to, and I quote directly from the show, "mess them up". Add to this setting a little bit of mystery, the shadow of a plot, and there you have it: Island (minus the hentai).
The sad part is, upon watching the first episode, I thought "This has the potential to be a really interesting anime!". The visuals were very well done, the sound was heavenly, the sceneries were awesome, and the premise of a mysterious event that doomed an island sold me. As I continued watching, it all went downhill.
The main character is a cardboard. Scratch that. He is less than that. His role in the anime is to pop up at random moments during convenient times. He has no depth, no personality, nothing.
The three main girls are walking clichées.
We have the tsundere "baka!" orange haired girl, the loli that they managed to sexualize without the F.B.I breaking their door, and finally the hypersensitive deep white-haired girl.
Let's talk about the plot.
Done.
Oh, we haven't? That's because it's nonexistent.
The main character talks with the other three girls, and each time they mention something about a bad event, time travel, and the need to leave or change the future. That's it. Nothing goes forward
The problem is, it only seems to get worse throughout each episode.
This is easily a droppable anime, but I will finish watching it since it's only a total of twenty minutes per week and I need my weekly dose of cringe.
