This anime turned out to be quite good and entertaining. I’ve been exploring anime more recently, and started watching this one after seeing recommendations pop up in my Instagram feed. Getting a Crunchyroll subscription felt worthwhile. I'm increasingly drawn to anime because I feel like the people making them often have really solid ideas or are just exceptionally skilled at crafting stories and bringing them to life effectively. Plus, I’m really enjoying these smaller, everyday narratives that focus on characters connecting with each other and learning about one another. What stood out most for me was the quality of the characters. Gojo and Kitagawa felt well-developed from the beginning, and their personalities remained true throughout the series. It's like you’re discovering them alongside each other; you’ll recall how they speak, behave, and what they think. I believe that compelling characters are essential to any story, whether it’s a movie, TV show, or something else, and this one certainly had some memorable ones that kept me engaged. It was also surprising how captivating even seemingly minor moments could be, like when the characters discuss their hobbies in detail. The writers deserve credit for doing their homework on these interests; it really makes the series feel more genuine and vibrant. While I don’t think it's flawless, this show exceeded my expectations, and I would suggest giving it a try if you're even slightly curious. I’m also hoping it gets released on Blu-ray eventually—I’d buy that in a heartbeat.

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