The mysterious paranormal events that occur to the characters about the powers shortly after the mysterious light are portrayed in a unique way, as a kind of human psyche reflected feelings of anger, denial, pain, etc., and each faces an ordeal before reality and some characters advance more in the plot than others, adding to the final mysteries and even intertwining in other episodes forming a connection between episodes and for some reason they are abandoned to make room for others and that's precisely why they become forgettable, maybe not having more uses or Boogiepop does not have a central protagonist each character has its screen space and some plots are better than others such as Jonouchi Hisachi is possibly the most memorable, the characteristics of the characters are common for a citizen, high school, to be any human not having any prominence what they both have and share is the problems that seriously surround them, and the even his features are portrayed more realistically and it is even difficult to distinguish them, because of this aspect it can become monotonous to watch not only this characterization, other factors imply such as rhythm, episodic, style, dull, added to all of this can influence the discontent and as a consequence for not watching carefully, something useful can be lost from the anime.
The art, the environment, characters, everything was intentionally used a somber color palette, made by MadHouse in 2000, I usually don't rate this kind of thing as it has to take into account various elements, so skipping these bureaucracies I assess in terms of I like simple personal and saying auto and of course I didn't like it, but obviously I don't take points for that because it's essential and crucial to have this darker aspect and I led to believe that Boogiepop Phantom had a low budget for animation, even because it's a stopped anime that doesn't need consistent animation but rather create an ambiance and setting to give the idealism and feelings of dark and realism, seriousness.
