This animation is the strangest and most fascinating animation I have seen so far, because every time the protagonist and his interviewee talk about topics that have nothing to do with the outside world, but it seems to have a certain relationship, and they are always eloquent, not Stop talking because of changes in the outside world, and don’t stop their behavior because of the conversation. After reading it, people are a little dizzy. It is difficult to accept all or most of the information without pausing or slowing down, because There is so much information, and the information is scattered, their topics are a bit erratic, I'm currently watching three episodes, the first episode seems to be about drugs and health, the second episode seems to be about life, and the third season Most of their topics may be related to religious beliefs and occupations that really fit the real world, but the pictures inside are very surreal, sci-fi, and even indescribable, so even if the pictures are It can be viewed separately from the audio, but together it seems to have some kind of connection, so I personally feel that if I want to watch this animation seriously, I can watch it three times. I can't understand it a bit, and the music here is good.
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