No.26750
>>26601Judging by some of the language used in the anime, I think it is pretty much written with "the body determines the mind within" as a principle (for example like what some of the other characters were commenting about Eva-chan-senpai at some point in Negima). This would mean that not only Yuuta really is like that, but that the comment "Even if he does not remember it, it is still engraved in his body" means the character development is still there. Gridman does say that he's not just Gridman, he's also Yuuta, which would not make sense if he's not being Yuutafied just by residing in Yuuta's body. So, I'm saying, it was fine.
No.26752
>>26751Multiple insulin shots are required to watch this.
No.26767
Irozuku Sekai indeed achieved what it set out to do, but I feel that its scope was way too small. Within the scope we had one character only and her inner world only. What about the rest of the characters and the rest of the world? Both characterization of them and whatever worldbuilding we got served as plot convenience to that one heroine’s story, and nothing more. I feel like we could have easily gotten so much more without any loss of focus or pacing. Heck, all that was needed was background details: like confirmation who fucked who in the photo albums in the end, or consistent magical system in book excerpts throughout the series. If we want to be brave, her going to an exhibit during the ending montage would have helped immensely to shift the perception for the scope of the story, at least for those who have just finished the series. And so on, and so on.
tl;dr: it was fine.
No.27286
>>26216>[…] nothing even close to what I imagine is deliberate mimicking of cheap hentai OAVs. Nobody can be that bad without doing it on purpose.It feels good to be vindicated. You thought the first special of ImoImo was going to be an SAO ripoff? Too bad! It was a cheap hentai OAV.