From the very first episode, it has strong Monogatari vibes – the studio is the same, the main character has the same voice actor, and the animation and storytelling elements are the same (apparently, Shaft can’t create content without tilting heads and abrupt scene changes). On the other hand, the plot isn’t as chaotic, and there are fewer monologues, so it’s more enjoyable to watch. Overall, it’s pretty cool, interesting, and funny, but not incredibly fascinating or touching – for this reason, I probably won’t watch the second season, because I can spend that time on something new.
From the very first episode, it has strong Monogatari vibes – the studio is the same, the main character has the same voice actor, and the animation and storytelling elements are the same (apparently, Shaft can’t create content without tilting heads and abrupt scene changes). On the other hand, the plot isn’t as chaotic, and there are fewer monologues, so it’s more enjoyable to watch. Overall, it’s pretty cool, interesting, and funny, but not incredibly fascinating or touching – for this reason, I probably won’t watch the second season, because I can spend that time on something new.