The series was also preachy with an unnecessary religious vibe regarding sports, but the set up for the given situation - as interesting as it was - was done poorly. I was also left thinking separate doesn't mean equal - the boy's school isn't mentioned until plot relevant and quickly leaves, yet I was left feeling as if this was content pandering to a male audience. Well, it it is shounen after all. I couldn't help but feel the work was a bit fanservacy.
It's also worth noting there is LGBT content, yet I feel this was meant to pander towards the male audience rather than really have representation. Personally, I wished for a little more development regarding these elements.
This said, character, art and sound were top notch, not to mention the fact I could follow through with the movements even if some of the things didn't make sense, like a certain student not getting punished despite the fact a computer system would be able to detect she was messing with such things.
