Aleesha Zahra

I really like this show when I was 8, and I still like this show now. The comedy is suitable for all ages and it includes themes that just feel too real. But, I'd be lying if I said this was a perfect show. It feels like the show fell into the fanservice rabbit hole when it comes to some aspects.

Calling this show masterpiece would be an understatement. This show definitely knows how to make knots in your brain. However, despite the mystery that may never be solved, the story's ending was strangely satisfying. As much as I really loved this show, I actually didn't want more. The ending was like tying a bow on a finely wrapped present for yourself. You get to unwrap the bow when you rewatch the entire series for the who-knows-how-many th time. That just how good te show is.

This show really brought something fresh to the table. I love how it's not just a 'stupid show for stupid little kids, this show is a masterpiece that is suitable for all ages. The fact that they finally included openly LGBTQ+ characters is such a big improvement for the animation industry. The underlying dark themes of the show also add a certain zing to it that just makes it 10 x better. Most of the characters are fleshed out rather nicely and know just how to grab my attention. Overall, this show is just *chefs kiss* amazing and nobody can tell me otherwise.

I really love this show. I've been watching it since I was still a little kid. The way it's executed is just so. . . great. It breaks down some complex themes and makes them easier to understand for people like me.