This anime is a pleasant watch for someone who wants an easygoing shoujo that doesn't involve a whole lot of convoluted unnecessary drama. Sometimes you just want a show that's simple and to the point of a sweet romance! And boy the two main couples of this series are sugary sweet in different ways. Yes, there's a little of the typical shoujo drama here and there, but it's hardly the focus. If anything, those drama points help to expand on background characters who are living their own lives.
The main charm points comes with the fluid animation, the lovely art style, and the fact they put such special care into Yuki's disability and sign language. Rarely ever do you see a show focus on such aspects, especially to the lengths they go in making sure nothing is slipped up in that regard. The style is very modernized to the current age in how we live, between smartphones and current fashion trends. The art is also soft and warm which gives such an inviting and cozy feeling.
All in all it's a worthwhile watch. As some have mentioned in other reviews, nothing goes incredibly too in depth for this particular genre. But honestly? We need more shows like this. Just some good-feeling fluff that makes you smile after a long day.
