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Overall, this was a really great ova, and my first section will be as to why to watch it, but then i have to do some analysis to show how brilliant the creators are.

While the ova says it is the 11th episode, it really doesn't' fit all too well in the season 2 arc, but don't let that stop you. The interactions between kurame (sorry if im spelling wrong, but the girl with the clock eye) and the mc are just so heart warming, and the ending was so befitting

now for some spoilers

in the end, the only logical ending was the one chosen, so that ... was good. but what i realized that i doubt many people did is the lie kurame told. She told the woman receptionist at the wedding place where kurame and the mc took their photos that she was dying. she didn't have long in her life. AND SHE DIDN'T. I love this little egg. Initially the audience and even the mc thinks it to be a lie, like her evil self, but she knew she was going to die as seen in her wish the mc hangs up. She really didn't have much time left. Although some bits were predicated such as i want to see the mc again and that kurame is a time clone, it was really great. This captures all of the essence of what made date a live great

overall i wasn't too impressed. it had little plot, which some shows do intentionally, but was poorly done here. it had its moments of humor but otherwise it wasn't anything special. I don't regret anything but i wouldn't watch this again. I like the characters but there were so many and most were so 2 dimensional that they all took away from each other. Like theres TK, a mystery with only his name. I liked the interaction between the mc and angel, but ultimately they just kept making new characters, taking away from the story. The premise was interesting, but they didn't really fully ... explore all its potential. Overall, the creation of a new world where these kids are dead but invincible is a double-edged sword. It provides a medium for the creators to explore this idea of the meaning of life, but they had to keep changing the world just to keep the plot going. Overall, it didn't work. I did like the romantic aspect but they didn't do enough with it. It was present but that was all.

Overall, this was a great show with a great ending. While the nonsensical plot jumping from storyline to storyline can be difficult for people who are not use to it, the creators do it great here. The humor was great because of the situations they were able to make while being clever about it. I particularly like the small fourth wall breaks they make that demonstrate how much the creators care. This was definitely worth watching, although it had medium bingibility. This is definitely worth the time. Great humor, great characters, and the subtleties throughout just make it so much better

In the end, I wasn't all too impressed. The beginning was really promising, the initial premise had a lot of potential, but they didn't really explore it. Each episode was split direct into two mini episodes, it was sad. The only connection among all the episodes was the progression throughout the year. Like you have one storyline, commercial, then it changes gear to a whole new story line. Only in the end did they begin to explore some of the potential, but even then it wasn't much. While the appeal of the anime is very much it's wackiness and stupidity, it is poorly done here.

It started great but later on tailred just kept getting subdued and the other two twin tails had to do all the work. plus there wasn’t much consistency. like when enemies appeared in the first episodes, they had the follower guys. then in later episodes it was just the bad guy. overall, don't put much time into it, although it is worth watching once. it had some nice aspects of the ecchi but overall wasnt too much of a focus. in the beginning it was heavily focused on the exposition, which is like, ok we get it, but it's a lot like saban's power rangers. ... Except this one is cartoon and for older audiences