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I remember that when I finished watching this series, I decided to postpone the prequels and side stories for another time, so to speak, "save the best for later." At first, I just didn't want to consume a good title all at once, then I was busy with other content, or I wasn't in the mood to watch something good. As a result, this "later" stretched out for ten years, and I only started watching the prequels now, but maybe it's for the better. Initially, I thought that Gaiden had 24 episodes, but as I watched it, I found out that there were as many as 52, but I watched them all in just a few days. The combination of an engaging story, the Japanese approach to world-building and storytelling, and classical music is truly a meditative experience.
Dogeza de Tanondemita
In short, excellent. Short, fun, and beautiful. Definitely Sugita's best role.