I feel like I would have enjoyed this show as a "woke" 14 year old who used to constantly ponder the concept of life, existence, fate, time travel, and higher beings. But while those are all still entertaining topics to delve into/think about, the way this show handled them was god awful.
This show feels like "baby's first steps" to conceptual thinking. The need to explain everything so rudimentary for long-ass 10 minute spans is incredibly annoying, I don't know how I even made it 5 episodes SINCE THAT'S ALL IT WAS.
It feels like the show is trying to "make you think", but the way they present information, it could only achieve that with someone who's never thought a day in their fucking lives. All the basic-ass droning-ass information is hand-fed to you like you're in history class relearning the same lesson about World War II that you've already learned in every history class since middle school.
If you're looking for any solace in the characters, I solemnly swear to you, you wont find any.
Main Male Character: Boring, bland, uninspired, unoriginal. Wannabe straight-man trying to lay a rational-yet-freaked-out approach at everything that's told to him. This nigga has less personality than a piece of cardboard with a " :/ " face drawn on it and a speech bubble saying "whoa, really? that's wacky!"
Main Female Character: Huge cunt, mad fucking annoying, horrible human being, self centered, Chunibyo-ass, Depresssed-ass, Basic-ass bitch with NO redeeming qualities whatsoever.
The other 3 side characters: BOOOOOORING. You got a happy-go-lucky nigga, a silent "I literally have no personality, but I like reading and showing no emotion" bitch, and a moe blob... the moe blob being the best out of every character cause at least she did me a service by getting my dick hard; more than I can say for the rest of these pathetic 1 dimensional pieces of cardboard.
TL;DR: The story/concept itself isn't too shabby (just the execution of presenting it is) and it would probably work with far better characters, and the target audience being set above middle school.
