Bye Bye, Earth

The art style is OK; neither exciting nor ugly. The audio (voice acting, music) is OK, I guess? And while the premise of the main character being a human in a world full of non-humans isn't exactly new, it isn't bad either.

What makes me review this series as bad is none of those things. It's that it's pretentious. It tries too hard to be unique, with a world-building that looks like mashing random elements together, and yet it doesn't give you, the viewer, the exposure necessary to connect those elements into a coherent whole.

As a result, you're left completely clueless and asking yourself ... "what exactly am I watching?". And that feeling remains after one, two, five episodes.

Utter nonsense. This show makes shows like The Misfit of Demon King Academy seem coherent by comparison. There is no context prior to the mountains of gibberish crap that you're dropped into in episode 1 and as it progresses clarity never comes. It actually manages to get more confusing each episode. The feeling this show creates is what I imagine a toddler feels like. Everything is new, bizarre, and all basic concepts are entirely unknown. Things on the same level as don't touch the hot stove, for example, are just completely foreign. There's no explanation for anything. The viewer is just left to dangle cluelessly.

If ... that wasn't bad enough, the story also progresses like Unamed Memory. Just like Unamed Memory, each episode creates the feeling that an episode or two was skipped by mistake. It's like a book with random pages torn out. It's unacceptable work. It boggles the mind that the resources, amount of work, and time required to create an animated series was put into a show like this and Unamed Memory. The writing is God awful. Series like this and Unamed Memory belong in the circular filing bin.