I didn't expect an anime with such a silly initial premise to turn out to be decent.
The story itself isn't very deep, and the narrative is aware of that. It doesn't try to be overly pretentious or take itself too seriously, which, in my opinion, is a point in its favor.
As for the characters, they are entertaining. It's easy to sympathize with them, whether it's the simple vending machine or the others, regardless of their gender. The world-building progresses at a pace that allows characters to be introduced in a meaningful way, giving them a purpose to appear and interact.
The animation is decent, fluid when needed and static when appropriate, all while maintaining a good level of drawing quality (though it's not as if a rectangle with eyes requires much effort).
The internal soundtrack is quite mellow and doesn't stand out much, in contrast to the external soundtrack. Both the opening and ending are excellent for the anime. I'd like to highlight the ending, as it reminded me of those quirky Japanese commercials that used to air late at night in the early 2000s.
In conclusion: yes, the story itself is a bit of nonsense, so don't expect profound depth and seriousness. Still, even within that, it respects its own rules and maintains good coherence. So, if you want to unwind with a more laid-back story compared to other isekai series, I highly recommend it.
