It is said to be the most controversial topic of 2010.
As Ma Zhijun's first fully responsible animation, AB is also worthy of this title.
Ma Zhizhun is the game script writer of the key club. Air, Clannad, etc. are all god-level existences in the industry. They are quite good at selling cuteness and sensationalism. As soon as AB came out, he was surprised to find that his complaints and spoofs were so powerful. However, game scripts and animation scripts are not the same after all, and AB's flaws are also obvious. The world setting without beginning and end (a lot of explanations in episode 12 made me even more dizzy), some plots lacked foreshadowing, and the characters changed suddenly (Yuri-chan, how did your queen temperament become a girlish feeling? Fall!), but even so, AB is still very enjoyable to watch.
The idea of AB is very novel, but it reminded me of "Grey Feather Alliance" in the first place. The same afterlife, the same theme of life, death, memory, liberation. Of course, they behave very differently.
"Grey Feather Alliance" is gentle and quiet, AB is jumping and fierce, Grey Feather is "life", and AB is "fight".
AB's shades are cool, but it has warm undertones. Idiot teammates, off-line battles, and spoofs that are powerless to complain, make people laugh and twitch, but also make the sudden seriousness so heavy and moving. Ahem, I expected it to be cute, but I never thought that it would actually return wheat bran. Otonashi, I know you're here for the harem, but I just don't think your harem is so basic (fog...), OTZ.
There is nothing to say about the high level of the picture and music. The OP, ED, and many inserted songs by Ma Zhijun are very pleasant. The melody lyrics and the emotions in it are very suitable for the whole story.
I especially love ED, melodious, gentle and firm.
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