Reflecting on this show

Myseishun said:
To be fair, ep2 was it's lowest point, especially after we had our standards raised with ep1. I'd say it improved significantly in ep3. And some shots were actually really well done in ep4.
As a whole, I think the biggest problem came down to the pacing. 4 episodes was never gonna be enough to fit the whole story, even with godlike ep1 animation. the worst example of this has to be the Jack in a Box ending. Completely shoehorned in at the last minute like they forgot they had to end it. A damn shame cause that was one of my favorite moments from the manga.
Overall, I can actually say I enjoyed it. I had really low expectations after ep2, but 3 and 4 actually brought me back, somewhat. It gave me the creepy vibes I had with the manga at some points, which was a surprise, heightened by the scoring and VA. But it really needed more screen time for the story to breathe. Credit where credit is due though, I think they made the most out of a terrible situation.
Also, I still want to acknowledge what a brilliant decision it was to make it black and white.

pnr2 said:

I think they should made a movies in several parts,
only then I guess they would have made more profit yet good Adaptation
just imagine the first episode as first part(btw Ik there should be a cliffhanger but that wouldn't be a big deal I guess