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As the series director revealed, the first three episodes will play at a fast pace, seeking to engage and intrigue viewers who don't consume the web novel due to the famous otaku rule of three. Unfortunately, this is what causes a dopamine overload in people with so much fast-paced content on the internet these days. The good thing is that, from now on, everything will play at a slow, normal pace. It's the best episode of the three: action, visual madness, and enough information and foreshadowing for later.

Episodes 1 and 2 of each episode are the norm on these sites. Every series or anime that premieres an episode receives bad reviews for free, even before its release. It seems like people with nothing important to do just rate anything they don't like out of pure prejudice due to either how much is said about it or because they didn't understand it. Despite the fast pace, the story is well woven if you really pay attention and stop to watch it carefully, but people don't put in the effort. A great episode, we'll see what happens.

It's a story that condenses everything quite well into 13 chapters. Themes like love, loss, nostalgia, and connection-what are those feelings that make us human and connect us?-pose the premise, but as in more real life, we don't have an answer; it's something unknown, and its ending is consistent. Nothing is resolved, nor are there twists and turns due to the power of love. It follows a line, and they do it quite well. Reality is what it is, and as far as we can understand it, everything is well-developed, with endearing characters and some comic relief that works perfectly. It doesn't need crazy twists or a soundtrack with epic Gregorian chants for the music to be wonderfully appropriate. The only superficial and "manipulative" viewing anyone can see in this story is from a person too superficial to perceive its background and intentions. Good anime.