Nini Andrews

The show was so poorly executed, despite a decent premise, that I STRUGGLED to even make it near the end of season 1. The main female protagonist trying to force herself upon the male interest was uncomfortable to watch, and there was so much redundant exposition, the show was not enjoyable to watch. Despite watching 9 1/2 episodes of the first season, I couldn't retain any entertainment or sense from the plot and had to drop it. I have the attention span, interest, and patience for an anime to watch over 1000 episodes (i.e. One Piece, Detective Conan, etc.) but I have never watched an anime so lackluster as In/Spectre. It might be better reading the material but there was absolutely nothing noteworthy for the show. You're better off sticking to classics like Death Note where the mystery/suspense is present but the audience is also able to follow the intricacies of the plot/mystery. I don't have a Loli fetish and I don't appreciate long, pointless dialogues/exposition to drag a story along for screen time and undermine the audience with too much "tell". This is a show definitely NOT worth watching.