The story's pacing is quick. So while on one hand this is always fun and convenient for those of who regularly partake in this ever-oversaturating genre, it's often a letdown for those who appreciate more depth to a story; it's a fine line in this genre nowadays, but nonetheless truly nothing in this series is prolonged. With the art to back it up, there is next-to-nothing overlooked in terms of quality writing.
The main characters have a proper nuance both individually and collectively, and there's a touch of comedy through nearly every scene. But due to the quick pace, the remaining roster is effectively a side note. And as this review is made with only a single volume's experience, there may be more to come in terms of main and minor cast.
