Graphic-wise, from what I've seen, most of the dislikes it receives largely comes from the fact that this anime uses a lot of CGI, which is something that's not inherently bad if done correctly. Such example of this are the Beastars and Ajin series, which is also something that this anime manages to pull off, if not better.
Not to mention, most of the scene transitions from CGI to 2D are actually really smooth and subtle. Almost imperceptible if you're watching this to enjoy it, instead of looking for every single crevice to critique. Whether they will retain these qualities or not in the future will be another different debate altogether. But for now, it's only fair for me to give kudos to the studio and the animators.
When it comes to the story, the blunt exposure at the start of the story immediately gives you a solid world-building on what the plot revolves around. But what distinguishes this anime from other anime that uses the same type of introduction, is that it provides a clear direction in which the story is going. Furthermore, the unique characteristics and circumstances of each character and the relationships they have with one another will inevitably lead to some interesting conflicts down the road. As a result, the way that the story will develop is surely going to be an exciting one, giving you that sense of curiosity and eagerness to come back for more episodes in the future.
Thus, from my conclusion, I can assume that this series has an enjoyable experience if you're willing to overlook the fact that they used CGI. This concludes my review. Thank you for taking your time to read this, and have a nice day.
