Picking up right after the previous episode's cliffhanger, I found myself genuinely enjoying the storyline and becoming thoroughly hooked, even as the narrative relied on a few familiar tropes. Having frequently watched story-focused animations, I am already quite accustomed to this limited animation format. And I naturally prioritize narrative substance sometimes over visual flair, though I still wish this series featured standard 2D animation to truly maximize its entertainment value. Nevertheless, despite those visual limitations, the story itself remains genuinely wonderful.