I know that most of my anime blogger friends dislike this adaptation; some even strongly dislike it. This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. Since the episodes are short, I binge-watched this pretty quickly.
I have read a bit of the manga and was looking forward to the Netflix adaptation.

The animation was bad. Yeah, I don’t disagree with what people are saying at all about that. However, I got used to it quickly. After an initial reaction, the animation didn’t affect my enjoyment of the show at all.
It’s a good comedy anime. The premise is interesting, the episodes are funny, and the main character is likable. I watched it with subtitles and thought the Japanese voice actor for Tatsu was perfect. In a way, the animation made some parts even funnier.
It’s a lighthearted and fun watch. If you can get past the animation, it’s really not that bad. I recommend checking it out. Of course, there’s always the manga to fall back to.
I will definitely be watching the second part of the series!
Darn! You beat me to it. I was going to write this up tonight. Ah well, if you snooze you lose.
My wife and I are really enjoying this. I would go as far as to say it is a good starter anime if your wife isn’t familiar to the medium. Yeah, the animation is mostly a sequence of still with some motion included but it works. I can imagine that if we demanded full motion animation it would never have been made and that would be very sad.
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Ooh! I look forward to seeing your post! 😀
Yeah, lots of people are talking about this anime right now. I’m glad that you and your wife are enjoying it!
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I enjoyed it too. I think the animation was lackluster, but I think it was more like an adaptation choice than a bad job. The result was meh, but the overall anime was fun to watch, specially because it was quick
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Yeah! Glad you liked it too. 🙂
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