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Kinda feels like watching Uncut Gems set in the animation industry. The absurdity of production hell leans heavily into dark comedy, moreso than

This ep's plot points are anchored into the grotesque sex/violence that the series is full of. I get why some find it "gratuitous", but I think it’s

The finale delivers the classic 'love conquers all' trope executed in the most batshit, depressing way possible. Episode 10 perfectly shows how

The very "understated" way in which this episode explores gender and sexuality is very interesting. Not what you usually see in anime or even in the

A random side character suddenly gets a full on, crazy ass tragic backstory... based on a gacha game and collectible erasers. Somewhat of an "odd"

Competent pilot episode that uses a repetitive/formulaic structure in a clever-ish way. It mirrors the monotony of real office life. I understand why