Personally, to be honest, I am not really a fan of this somewhat stiff and calculated motion in the animation features, as it feels a bit like paper dolls being moved around from my perspective. However, it completely redeems the flaws through the humor, the spot on voice acting of the seiyuu, and the creative backgrounds. Also, I lowkey enjoy the transition into Murai's handsome appearance. Furthermore, the narrative itself is very interesting for a starting episode. I find myself laughing while watching even though it's too stiff.