Do you know the feeling of forbidden pleasure? Like when you know something is BAD, REALLY, REALLY BAD and it's an insult foryour mind to enjoy it - f.e. Twilight, Jonas Brothers' singing... But you do! That's the essence of the whole anime.
Story is - assumedly - about a life of Nanami Haruka, yellow-eyed typical shoujo girl, who happens to get into famous school for future idols and compositors. Why? Oh, it's not that she has any ambitions or something. She wants to write a song for Hayato, an idol... who is strangely alike her schoolmate, Ichinose Tokiya. Hayato's song helped her when she moved to the city... she couldn't hear her own thoughts but his song? Oh yes, no problem!
Other characters are also flat like a wall. They've got usually one episode/one song/one problem for our cheerful schizophrenic Haruka to solve per person, and within just this one episode they are fascinated with her and simply fall in love. Easy, huh?
Music can be cool sometimes. I liked the first song, weird dance and lyrics... So darn catchy! Others are pretty bland, except Satsuki's (that guy rocks!). I also hate Nanami's seiyuu. Her constant "eeeh?" drives me mad!
Art is ok. I liked most of the background and images of main characters... except for Haruka and her stupid eyes. Their constant gaze gives me shiver.
Over all... I hate to admit that I enjoy watching this stuff. I love permanent cliches, random talks, idiocy of situations... It's like watching a kid show. You know there's nothing bad inside that can hurt you. It's fluffy, cute and makes you laugh... at it. But it's nice to watch a fairytale from time to time.
