Here and there, in the first approximately 17 episodes, some modifications have been made, but more or less the story remains the same. Towards the end, however, the work changes completely compared to the original piece, starting to conclude some subplots much earlier than in the manga, which continue until the end, and then taking a completely different direction.
The characters do undergo some development, nothing impressive, but it's actually there. But the most interesting thing is another.
In the path the work takes, it uses its components to address the theme of the danger associated with using religion as a tool for one's own purposes, and it succeeds reasonably well in its intent.
I can say I was also slightly satisfied with the ending, which manages to be melancholic and unsettling, but at the same time, in its own way, heartwarming.
