Zíza

Nice execution, fine characters, one doesn't even feel a need to murder them mentally, a simple and straightforward story that won't impress anyone. But whatever. Just such a nice ordinary anime with different female characters, some mecha, a classic world where there is a big difference between the elite, the chosen, and the rest of the world, the poor. And then there's the father of science... Just a mediocre anime for nice light entertainment.

Unexpectedly not that stupid. It's just a romantic comedy. Nothing more, nothing less. Nice woman, nice man, nice car, a few lies, lots of smiles... But it's just a regular romantic comedy that doesn't bring anything new, though at least there aren't those awkwardly tense moments where one hates the other because they've been hiding something. Finally. In this genre, great. And the actor looks and gestures like my brother-in-law... that's gross. :-D

It's not exactly mainstream and it's not for everyone in every mood. The characters are not animated as likable characters, but rather as unlikable stick figures. So what? It's still got something going for it. It's got a twist. There's experimentation with expression, the screen breaks up into individual windows like a manga, but it's all the more intense for it. It's fast-paced, it doesn't get bogged down with details, yet it's not flat. Quite the opposite. We get to know the ping pong players, find out their motivations, discover what's inside them. The dialogue flows; if you're not paying attention, you won't end up "seeing" the characters. This experiment is a success. Anyway, my favorite character is the player who gets beaten by Tsukimoto right at the beginning, and then he tries different things. It starts on the beach.