I'm also not a big fan on Monochrome's design, particularly the torso part, which looks fairly uncomfortable.
The four-minute comedy episodes range from fine to painfully average, though the plot of the first episode irks me. This anime is also quite similar to Idolls, though different enough that I can tell the difference between the two plots. Still, both series try to be wacky but fail for the most part. And yet, I find this anime to be more boring than Idolls, and the plot points in this series kinda feel like they're there for no reason. At least in the first half. The second half does get better when it comes to a cohesive story.
The most interesting thing I find in this show, however, is what happened prior to the start of the series, which is revealed in episode 9. I think that a time loop would have been possible, or at least history would have repeated itself again, if episode 3 ended up having a similar fate. Still, I find that lore about society's past quite remarkable.
I honestly feel like most of the jobs she gets other than being an idol make her feel more fulfilled than being an idol, and it's cool to see what else she can do. However, it is an idol anime, so of course that has to be her goal. Still, if she decides to retire from that, I hope she returns to the things that fulfilled her, like farming and wrestling.
Overall, it's kinda boring, but it did get better over time. Still, I have no idea why there's so much knockoff Miku stuff. Well, I'll see if it gets any better.
