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Waza no Tabibito is obviously not that appealing at the first glance and you'd be right the sound design is pretty poor especially for something from 2011 and the characters and story are quite lackluster as well but the most appealing part is the art style which gives nostalgic vibes from early video game cgi trailers.Waza no Tabibito looks,feels and even sounds like late ps1 early ps2 era trailers and it was quite a journey to watch it.
So if you have 30minutes to spend and want to delve back into some old buried memories give Waza no Tabibito a shot.

Code:breaker had an Really Interesting Beginning while it didn't feature anything that new it was catching enough to make me interested in the Story, which was later ruined by the FeMc which has possibly the most annoying writing in anything i've seen as of recent memory. Pairing that with underwhelming story development the show fell off quite hard.
On top of that the Anime doesn't finish the story and ends halfway through which is common but noteworthy.

Code:breaker still had some good scenes and interesting plot lines which are intriguing enough that if you just want to watch something without using your brain this is Show ... is absolutely perfect.

tl:dr the show is watchable if you turn off your brain.

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End is a Beautiful Fantasy adventure which doesn't take the viewer through the usual power fantasy clichés and thus is very refreshing.

Frieren is exactly what i love about fantasy/adventure shows and why it is my favorite genre it shows great Character development through understandable events and it shows all different sides of adventuring which often get overlooked especially for long living species.

Another pretty funny thing is the naming criteria since it's just the first German word you'd describe the character/city with which may make it seem that the characters would fall flat because they only have one character feature which is one ... of my bigger fears at least but i was delighted that the characters went so much deeper than that while still having their root as a main design feature.