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The story has nothing to do with the character being animals. (Even after the ending it doesn't add anything.)

Then this show start preaching how bad technology is. How people do anything to get likes. How gamers are worse than meth additct and will become mass shooters. While having little accurate knowledge how any of the technology works. Car camera's without a cloud storage. Ebay where the bids are exactly the sum you bid not increment of the previous user. Online game progress gets lost if your phone gets broken.

The story is set in a "real world" but with animals but the characters act the way ... the plot wants it too. Guy gets threaten with a gun and just goes with their day later on. He doesn't skip town, no he continues to help him when that guy does the same thing.

An idiot wins the lottery and posts about it before withdrawing their win.

A character is shown to be bad at Tinder. They take a picture of their friend and catfish a 18 year old girl. Waiting for the catfish reaction it turns out they used their own picture just lied about their income. What was all that initial scene about then?

All the characters, from yakuza's to idols use one specific taxi driver. Sure it convenient for the story but when you can hire a bodyguard surely you can afford your own driver.

The art is minimalistic and will age well. The sound and passing is fine.

Do yourself a favor and watch Bojack Horseman instead.

-Spoliers Ahead!-

Wow! What a masterpiece! Bless Trigger for taking on these kind of deep stories!

It's sad to see people in the comment getting butthurt over the ships. This isn't you average drama-bestgirl-wifu shit.

The story is very well written and focused on emotions and emotional pain. That's some advanced stuff most people are not mature enough to understand.

I love how well they did the character development. When the Chidori didn't want to give a rejection Tenga I was frustrated, but I was happy to see that they used that for her to grow and understand why rejection are important. Same goes for Maki. She was ... holding on to her pain the whole series, and refusing to let go. Until the very end, making her monologue the strongest moment of the climax, because it was backed with her own experience and decision to leave her fear of connecting to people.

The scene where the characters feel empathy for Katsuhira was worth the whole series!

This is going to my favorite list with a strong 10/10!