The way the plot is played out is nicely done. With Neiji having to chose between adolescent love, and the potential love of his life. However, the character development lacks so much, it makes the experience disappointing. Neijis only defining characteristic is that he's indecisive and loves burial mounds. Misaka, while I did root for her in the beginning, I didnt at the end. Her character became unlikable for me and I dont understand how.
As for Nisaka, I felt, was heavily underdeveloped. He had so much potential and not enough screen time. I feel like the plot between Neiji and Nisaka could have gone deeper. Nisaka from the audience's perspective has feelings for Neiji, but instead of pushing them onto Neiji, Nisaka instead helps Neiji and his shitty love life decisions.
The only character I felt had the most growth was Ririna. She was antisocial and had a hard time making friends, but in the end she ended up with great friends at school, and trying her hardest to make the people she loves get together even if she gets hurt.
The ending: if the setting were in a place where poly relationships existed, I would have been content. However, that's not what's happening. The way the story goes it feels like Neiji MUST choose who he wants(but like I said hes an indecisive little shit).
I was also put off by the art style, but that's just a personal preference. I didnt let that get in the way of getting to know and watch the most shittiest MC :)
