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The only thing you'll be left with after watching this series is an extra song in your playlist and a very sour taste in your mouth.

That is, of course, if you manage to wrestle the choppy pacing of eleven episodes of underdeveloped characters that live in the shadow of a wasted premise, beautifully presented through the familliar eyes of the melodramatic queen of a main lead.

Bonus feature: imbecillic censorship.

It's 2014, and so, it's rather understandable to be doubtful of new anime.
Sadly enough, this one falls short of entering the ranks of the rare ones that are actually worth watching...

As the premise itself serves as an attractive bait hook, the final package greatly disappoints.
Initally, the first few episodes seduce the viewer through very pretty artwork, and confidently set the groundwork by showing just a tip of the mystery and motives at hand, yet it ultimately stumbles upon itself, leading to an unsatisfying conclusion.

While the cracks that slowly chip away at the script show themselves fairly early on, most of them represented by the introduction ... of two completely unfocused characters that awake undesirable conflict, there are brief hints of brilliance throughout as well, surpisingly, such as the intriguing but sporadic cat and mouse game, or the show's underdeveloped main leads, both of which should have been the series' main focus instead.

What could have followed in Death Note and Monster's footsteps, ended up being the wasted potential we all dislike gawking at in bitter wonder...