I enjoyed this one. Had a healthy balance of comedy and angst. There's also something innocent about the world of the pre-iPhone era when flip phones were in the rage and all the cultural peripheries that came with that time in Japan. You also see some of this in the way they shoot the opening sequence of the show, the colourful wardrobe being paired with high-exposure mirages and blurs.
If you've read some light amount of manga or watched anime like I have, the tongue-in-cheek Japanese-centric jokes with crack you up.
I was able to correctly guess who the killer was a few episodes before the unveiling but that still didn't stop the sadness of the tragedy's premise from feeling diluted.
If you've read some light amount of manga or watched anime like I have, the tongue-in-cheek Japanese-centric jokes with crack you up.
I was able to correctly guess who the killer was a few episodes before the unveiling but that still didn't stop the sadness of the tragedy's premise from feeling diluted.