It’s not offensively bad. It’s just bland. The whole thing feels like a filler isekai anime, offering nothing profound or memorable. There isn’t any real sense of distinctiveness or artistic intent, and the result simply comes across as bland in the end. Even the parallel word scenes play out like side-by-side comparison tables in a corporate PowerPoint slideshow, which only highlights how little the anime has to set itself apart. I don’t think the length is an excuse either, because Shelter managed to deliver more world building and emotion in just 6 minutes.
That said, others might enjoy a non-Japanese anime for a change.
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