The art leans toward the realistic side, as opposed to some of the spider-legged, large-eyed characters in other anime. The imagery is absolutely perfect. It really speaks to the story and to the viewer.
This piece purposely gives you a hard time figuring out who's who and what's what. It raises a lot of questions in the realm of the individual perception of reality, and it also explores a lot of the possible answers. This anime is NOT for people who enjoy clear stories and closure. You have to open your mind and follow Mima on her psychological journey.
