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Originally Posted by MeoTwister5
After episode 2, I can easily conclude that they are already pulling off the rewind concept very, very well. In certain cases it's pretty much the same thing with only minor variations in some events, how these play out, and even perspectives, which is pretty much how a good chunk of a certain series that will not be named by me played out last year...
This show however is really pulling off the "What if?" scenarios with the rewinds through a simple basic alteration in the beginning (difference in college clubs), and everything else seems to follow smoothly based on the unnamed (he's still unnamed right?) character's personality and how he deals with everyone else around him in the club. The show is pretty much solely character driven and very excellently so.
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Are you going to be a second-year student this coming June? :P
Masaaki Yuasa creates his characters excellently. I was also impressed with Kemonozume. This is something more realistic; nevertheless the characters are fleshed-out well.