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Kankin Kuiki Level X was a huge surprise. I was intrigued by the description of "light anime" but it's a fitting label.

The animation is limited, but the voice acting and sound effects do a lot of work in filling in the gaps where the animation is (purposefully) lacking. It has a very unique sort of style to it that feels a lot like a visual novel, web novel, or RPG Maker horror game.

The art style is appealing, and the techniques used to convey movement and action are very clever at times. The only complaints I had were some of the earlier episodes not ... having many establishing or wide shots so it made it a bit more difficult to understand the space the characters were in, but that got a bit better as the series went on.

The plot is interesting, and the type of story that I really enjoy. I won't go into any details, but I will say that it kept me guessing and theorizing at the end of almost every episode. I'm really looking forward to seeing where the series goes.

Overall, a surprisingly impressive little project that sadly is unlikely to get the attention it deserves. I recommend anyone who's into horror or experimental animation check it out.

This is the romance manga you've been looking for. Tired of getting blue balled by the author and needing to wait 200 chapters to see the main characters call each other by their first names? Not here. It likes to set up little romance tropes like that, but ACTUALLY follows through on them usually in the same chapter they're set up in.

I have literally nothing to complain about when it comes to this manga. The chapters are short enough to be easily digestible (usually around 10-15 pages or so), the art is beautiful, and the story is incredibly wholesome. 10/10 all around.