Mya B.

It started out fine but quickly spiraled downward from there. I felt like it glamorized the Elisa Lam case and tried to make up for it at the last second by paying faux ‘respects’ to her family, etc etc. — A documentary that should’ve been used to inform the public about mental health, ways to help, and from what little attention I paid, it ended talking about homeless people in Skid Row or something? Overall, very blatant exploitation of a young woman’s tragic death all for a documentary that seems to loose all comprehension near halfway into the second episode.

I really like how they actually developed some of their characters and gave them a story. It was also very addicting, so overall it’s a very good anime.