I genuinely love this anime.

What I love most is how every episode tells a story that feels unique, creative, and never repetitive. One episode can be hilarious, another can be romantic, and the next might leave you with a bittersweet feeling.

The variety between rom-com, action, and experimental storytelling is what makes every episode so exciting, and each style is executed really well.

Every episode feels like an emotional roller coaster. One leaves you trying to figure out the symbolism behind its plot, while the next has you laughing because of its absurd rom-com humour.

Even though each episode is relatively short, it still manages to give its characters impressive depth and natural chemistry. Sometimes an episode is only around ten minutes long, yet it still makes me emotionally invested in the characters.

This story is absurd, abstract, chaotic—call it whatever you want. But that's exactly what makes it so special. It builds its narrative in ways I've almost never seen before, and every episode can carry a different meaning depending on the person watching it.

As for the criticism surrounding Episode 8, I honestly understand why many adults would find a painting depicting a high school student inappropriate. However, the artwork itself contains no sexual elements whatsoever. The painting is simply used as a medium to express the character's emotions.