TSUKIUTA. The Animation

Amazing episode. It's more like a music video than a regular episode, but it was great nonetheless. The songs were genuinely on the level of anime openings and endings, they were that good.

Great finale. The story was exciting from start to finish, and I really enjoyed the chase scene. It got me pretty hyped, and the soundtrack made those moments even better.

Any episode with Shun is always a good one. I really liked the story here since it added more depth to the characters. The visuals were great too.

Pretty chill episode. There wasn't much going on, so some parts felt a little slow. There were a few funny moments, but that's about it.

It's mostly a backstory episode, but it's really well written and does a great job fleshing out the characters. It made me care about them a lot more, and the soundtrack was great too.

This anime really caught me off guard. I thought it was just a normal idol show, but the supernatural elements were a pretty random surprise. I also liked that it focused on characters outside the two main groups.

Really fun episode. It's probably the most action-packed one so far with so much happening. Every part of it kept me interested and entertained.

A lot happened in this episode. It had the usual beach episode moments mixed with an unsolved mystery. It was pretty funny too, and I like how every episode feels unique. There were some surprising twists as well.

This episode was packed with the groups performances for the joint concert. It was also filled with flashbacks of the hardships they overcame and the success they achieved. I can definitely say that the ending was worth it.

Really creepy episode. There were a lot of tense moments throughout, and Shun continues to be the most mysterious and interesting character. It definitely made me curious to see more.

Lots of drama and conflict in this episode. We got more interactions between the groups and learned more about the other characters. The soundtrack was really good too.

I liked the different take on their usual idol work since it made the episode more engaging. It's also nice that each episode focuses on different characters from both groups.

A pretty typical slice-of-life episode, but the characters are likable and interesting. The songs are still really good and super catchy.

Interesting anime. There are a lot of characters, so it takes a while to remember everyone's names, and it's a bit hard to tell some of them apart. The songs are really catchy, and the CGI actually looks pretty good.

As their long-awaited major event approached each member worked harder in rehearsals and their various activities. Through the many challenges they faced their friendship grew stronger. By supporting one another they became more prepared to face their biggest performance and succeed in their careers as idols.

In this scene I noticed that there was no rivalry or jealousy among the artist. Instead, they supported each other. Their friendship and trust grew even stronger. Even they belonged to different dance groups.

The soundtrack was great and made the episode exciting to watch. Both children and adults could enjoy and relate to it. Every scene feels unique.

I think every scene was good. The story was interesting and not repetitive. It also had meaningful lessons and some scenes were a little funny moment.

Aside from the good looks. What I enjoy most is the guessing game in the middle of the story was also entertaining and funny and every character gets the opportunity to display their talents and unique personality.

As the series progresses the story in each episode becomes deeper. It makes me even more excited to see which member would be the next focus of the story.