What i mean by that is simple. The fights themselves. While the animation was polished to no end,and looked good on screen, the finer movements weren't pronounced.For example when the squigly bugs attack the people... the weight behind those blows is severly lacking . They didn't feel like they got smashed , they felt like they got hit with a delete ray.... It's hard to explain honestly. Animators with a lot of talent but no experience i guess? But when it comes to the big flashy animations they hit the jackpot, the arrival in the final episode when that effect happend on screen (trying to sound vague as to not spoil and stuff) , it was gorgeous. It all peaked in the final episode.
Now that the animation discussion is out of the way...... What about the story? Well... Generic. That's the harshest criticism i can give. The finer details aren't upsetting . But overall it's very generic,but just intresting enough to keep you watching . It makes sense though, given the theme of the anime i guess.... And while i dislike these sort of everybody's fine endings.... It wierdly made sense in the story. It wasn't a true happy ending ,it was more like a reset button got hit. Everybody was returned from the nothingess of the Void. It was intentionally made this generic i believe(the story),but also coherent.
Honestly ,i enjoyed it. It's not much to think about...... And the only direction i can see a continuation to the story going is a spin-off series, with the adventures of the people in the anime arriving in the real world,and some explanation as to where the void and those creatures come from,because honestly they weren't explained even tho they were a rather intresting point in a generic story and all.
