Story:
The concept of Aguu is a bit weird and isn't explained well in the first few episodes, but the concept catches on quite quickly. Other reviews already explain it so I won't touch on it, however, the actually story itself has pretty solid writing and an interesting view on the subject of people wanting talent and what they will do for it.
Art:
This is the elephant in the room. On first glance you can instantly tell that the art isn't detailed, the backdrops are simple and somewhat stylized. A lot of people might have issue with this, but personality I think this is way better than some other shows which try to have detail background but just fails on it. Beyond this, the art is pretty average.
Characters:
This is the area where the anime shines, because the plot is more character driven then anything. The two main leads are written as best friends who genuinely care for each other and their relationship organically builds, they are written as actual humans. The other characters aren't as fleshed out, but they all have a moments of reflection, goal, and/or reasons to who they are and why they are like this. The only two characters who aren't fleshed out are one-off villains who are quirky enough to keep the audience attention.
Overall:
I would give it a solid 7. It's not the best show and it's not for everyone, but the show isn't so bad that it should be rated this low. If you're looking into sassy show with a darker premise. Then give it a shot.
