A show wrought from 100% pure fanservice that can't even sustain it's 3 minute run time. The artstyle jumps all over the place, I have very little idea who any of these people are, whats going on and why I should care.
It gets 2 points because I made it through the whole thing, not hard considering there's about 15 minutes of content in total if you skip the OP and the ED.
I'm half tempted to go dig up the manga and see if there was ever anything there that warranted making this show, and to find out while floating space rabbits seemingly turn up at
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Dec 13, 2017
It's easy to dismiss A Channel as another Cute-Girls-Doing-Cute-Things moe fest, at least upon initial viewing, but the show runs much deeper than that.
Focusing primarily on the relationship between Run, a lovable idiot, and Tooru, a girl one year her junior who chaperones her through life, A channel builds to a crescendo as Tooru begins to fear losing Run forever as they move on in life, only to realize their relationship is stronger than the school grade that separate them. Cleverly mirroring the Run / Tooru dichotomy is relationship between two teachers, and two other first year students, demonstrating that their relationship is truely timeless. |
