The first arc is very powerful and intense, although, of course, it's drawn out... As is usually the case in this series, I suppose.
The second arc is even more drawn out. After reading the manga, I was sure that they would devote very little time to the festival, because there are practically no events there, and they would manage to show the subsequent training and all sorts of interesting things... But alas.
And it still leaves a good impression. It's just that these 25 episodes should have been condensed into 20, or even 15-18, and it would have been simply great, but what we have is what we have.
8/10
Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! (Eizouken ni wa Te wo Dasu na!, 2020)
Oh yes, this crazy opening! Oh yes, references to Miyazaki's series! These strange ideas, these beautiful landscapes, and the analysis of animation, as well as the improvement of the creation through small, but significant crises in those conditions. Maybe it seems a little too mundane, but isn't there some idea in that too? Whatever, I just liked it, it inspired me, what more do I need?
9/10