It also suffers heavily from characters making obviously terrible life decisions that they're fully aware of because of some sort of superficial ideal of empathy that isn't fleshed out enough to be believable. While it helps bring out some of the psychological themes, it feels extremely unrealistic and makes it hard for a reader to get invested in the story.
In essence, it feels like a story created mostly for the sake of social commentary.
Art: 10. Nothing to complain about. Very expressive. Anthropomorphic animals look weird, but that's nothing to complain about.
Character: 6. The characters are not particularly likeable, but they are fairly unique and interesting. There are many points where they don't feel particularly emotionally realistic, as mentioned above; they sometimes appear to be insane when they're being portrayed as idealistic and heroic and that dissonance hurts.
Enjoyment: 8. It's a lot more dark than it needs to be so it can be uncomfortable and frustrating at times. But overall, it's quite enjoyable due to its novelty and charm.
Overall: 7. Don't read this with a full stomach at night.
