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Honestly, I think it’s unfair to compare this anime to other works. Every writer has their own storytelling style. Many viewers go into this expecting nonstop killing, edgy moments, and excessive violence just because the word assassin is in the title.

In reality, the story carries a clear moral message and offers something different to shōnen fans: the protagonist doesn’t always have to be the strongest or the best.

I liked the elf’s feelings toward the protagonist and the gentle, wholesome dynamic between them. The anime does feel rushed and somewhat messy in its pacing, but that’s understandable since the staff tried to adapt the original work ... into only 12 episodes. Considering this limitation, the result is decent.

This anime isn’t nearly as bad as some people claim. Judging it negatively simply because it doesn’t match a fixed idea of what “assassins” should be like feels unfair.

This anime is perfect for people like me who enjoy fast-paced, varied, and entertaining events. I loved the main character, Ayana—she’s adorable, and I enjoy hearing her overreact and scream at the smallest things.
Yes, it may seem like a simple and ordinary anime, but I love it because every episode delivers fun and fresh entertainment.

The art is beautiful, and each episode feels rich with events. It’s definitely worth watching; even if you’re not interested in the main story, the episodes themselves are enjoyable and will keep you entertained.

The other characters are also interesting and creative, especially Ayana’s sister. She’s completely weird—and that’s exactly why I ... love this anime. It’s strange, unique, and genuinely fun to watch.

The anime is cute and relaxing, but the voice of the girl’s father in the Japanese version is extremely uncomfortable. It sounds disturbing—almost as if he’s talking to his daughter the way someone would speak to a lover. His voice is so off-putting that I couldn’t tolerate it at all. It just doesn’t fit the role of a father, and I honestly don’t know how else to describe it other than *uncomfortable and inappropriate*.
Why couldn’t they give the girl’s father a better voice? It completely ruins the family-friendly feeling of the anime.
Just look at Loid from *Spy x Family*—his voice is gentle, warm, and genuinely ... sounds like a caring father. I really wish someone like him had voiced this character instead.
The voice they chose makes the father come across in a very unsettling way.