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The plot had great potential but for many reasons the anime just couldn't keep me hooked for more than a few episodes.

Never had I encountered such awkward voice acting. Equally awkward was the music throughout-lackluster, dry, and often inserted at the wrong moments.

And the characters frustrated me(this is just a personal pet peeve.) They were dimensionless, although I can't say much about the main character, Saya, since I never finished the series.

The biggest con for me is that the anime is incredibly SLOW. Again, this is just me, but I like my anime to have unrealistic timelines that doesn't bore me into multitasking while ... watching an episode.

Disclaimer: I realize that I have not seen all the episodes so my opinion is partial, but an important criteria when judging a show, to me, is that it captures the viewers into anticipating the next episode. The above was what I got from the first few (5 or 6) episodes.

Verdict: good plot, terrible delivery. 2/10

I wouldn't say this manga deeply affected me on a spiritual level or anything (lmao) but its worth taking a look at. The main character, at first, seems like your average antihero. He saves a woman in the park late one night and leaves a shocking impression by getting beaten up and then disappearing. Next day, bam, he shows up as a transfer student at the school where she is a teacher. 5/5 cliché so far? I thought so too. But as you progress through the chapters, the plot thickens and some intriguing characters appears.

Overall: this is a psychological thriller with a satisfactory plot. ... My guess is you'll like this one if you're into deeply disturbed villains. There is profanity (and lots and lots of blood, rape, sex, decapitation, etc)