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Learning about cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic settings made me sad (I don't really like them).
To each their own. I wouldn't say I'm a fan either, and I generally prefer brighter and happier stories (and the ending is sad...), but the anime caught my attention. I wanted to watch it after seeing the clip for "Melnitsa"))
Is it actually interesting?
The plot isn't anything special, I'd say, but it's good enough to watch while having a beer. Overall, I didn't feel like the action dragged on while watching. 30 episodes isn't that much. The characters are well-developed, although a bit one-dimensional. The atmosphere of the great coming of the white polar fox is conveyed. In general, it turned out to be a beautiful story. But the ending is vague. And VERY sad. Sniff.
And it's not drawn in a "kawaii" style.
Who said it's not "kawaii"? Although, yes, the colors are muted even in the brightest moments. By the way, Volke, how do you like this picture? Hmm. Americans writing in Russian – it's hilarious. Japanese writing in Russian – I couldn't figure out for a long time how and why they were changing the text in half of the scenes