This is a show that time will forget. The presentation from Madhouse is done well with a matching art style and OST. Storywise it's a different beast. Except for a single off shoot episode it's told in arcs with little connection between them and you often feel like there is something missing. So by the time you get to the last episode it doesn't really matter as this doesn't feel like an overarching story. There are plenty of plotholes and Ai is "special" so this gets exploited for the ending (everyone else only got a wish granted by God on the day he left). The show is about one-third of the source material but I doubt that anyone will rush out to read that.
It was allright for a weekly 20 minutes but as a complete series it's not satisfying.
Shout by Tanmay PanigrahiBlockedParent2023-11-11T05:35:43Z
The concept of god disappearing was interesting and the setting seemed cool.
For the first 6 episodes they explored the concept and had some kind of story going on which was pretty enjoyable .But then suddently, halfway into the anime they just kept switching story/genres and it really felt messy like the creators didn't know what they wanted with this anime and tried first making it a dystopian-fantasy anime, then switched to a school-fantasy with harem anime vibes and then last they switched to a drama-fantasy setting.
Overall the story showed great promise ,the setting , the lore and the animation was spot on fantastic but as the anime progressed it become more and more clusterfuck and the ending was messy and rushed .
They also should not have had killed the Hambart's character in the end of episode 3 who was mysterious ,powerful and the only interesting character of the show but instead they would introduce a ton of new characters that you'll just see in 2 episodes and then they'll never be seen again .