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It's like true love at first sight, you either feel it or don't. This is a "must see" and I see why, is very well crafted, the animation is amazing considering it's from 1998 and the story is very cryptic and alluring. It's very unique and special, but, because of that, it's not going to be everyone's cup of tea. This story is very episodic, with a few glimpses here and there of the overarching story and the past of the main characters, some episodes have a very good story but others not so much. The last four episodes explains everything and ties everything, but ... the finale is open ended, and, in my personal opinion, kinda rushed. I see why people like and I can appreciate it as a work of art, but I personally didn't like it much, I just saw it because it was pushed to me as a "must see" (and I don't regret seen it) but I was expecting a twist or turning point like Steins;Gates did in episode 12, when it truly kicked in. I recommend it? As I said in the title, you either feel it or don't, and like love, it's not anyone's fault.

If you are a fan of Kemono (Furry) characters, I recommend this. The demon's design are very interesting. The plot is simple, the motivation of the villains/antagonist pretty basic, but it's all enjoyable. The animation is good, with the exception of the horses pulling the chariots (they have an uncanny 3D animation that you can't unsee). It's not a profound master piece (there's a lot of plot conviniences) but it's enjoyable, though, I find it character of wisteria bland, immature, uninteresting and annoying for my taste. I hope a little bit of more character development in the future. If there's a season 2, I'm interested ... on the lore of the thirteen calamities.