| Average |
5.2 |
| Animation |
5 |
| Sound |
5 |
| Story |
6 |
| Character |
6 |
| Value |
6 |
| Enjoyment |
3 |
| I like it! They've collapsed what would have been a horrible series into two episodes. Bravo, now that's called editing.
Seriously, a lot of the stuff that comes out these days is a bunch of fluff, and it is my impression that this is mocking their lack of originality. I wasted 50 minutes of my life--yes, like the previous reviewer stated. However, better than what, ~600 minutes of my life for a full 26-episode run.
There is absolutely nothing special about this story except for one major moral, and that is that you must be considerate of other people. Regardless of what your motives are, you will not succeed if you are completely conceited and self-centered. If there is anything that should be taken out of this short, it's exactly that. It's an important lesson especially these days.
Animation: 5 - Sound: 5
Par. What else should I say? Looks like they were trying to mimic Love Hina in the drawing style and the choice of voice actors.
Character: 6 - Story: 6
Above par--these are the only two reason I like it: 1. The blatantly obvious meaning behind it. 2. The intro of episode two was trippy, like the movie Prospero's Books (not that trippy), so it gets style points from me.
Value: 6 - Enjoyment: 3
I didn't really enjoy this, but insight prevails. It's better than you think if you apply a little analysis, trust me.
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