Of course I've read the manga so I am already bias going into this, but I will just try to focus on the anime only.
I don't understand some story telling "details" while missing some fill in moments that would help the format. New characters are being introduced randomly, they just pop in into the story with some random snippet of information that I do not care about at that point. Chairman, association, other guilds, everything could be introduced in more natural way to anime format.
Story telling in this adaptation is super dry, to the point of asking "what's the point of the anime?" Practicing some animation tricks to introduce rapid motion to the scenes? I guess, because just loud shouts to try to put some emotions into scenes aren't enough.
It is still good, but it feels like even the epic moments won't be as epic, as the build up will be lacking and moment will be gone as quickly as they get to it.
I don't understand some story telling "details" while missing some fill in moments that would help the format. New characters are being introduced randomly, they just pop in into the story with some random snippet of information that I do not care about at that point. Chairman, association, other guilds, everything could be introduced in more natural way to anime format.
Story telling in this adaptation is super dry, to the point of asking "what's the point of the anime?" Practicing some animation tricks to introduce rapid motion to the scenes? I guess, because just loud shouts to try to put some emotions into scenes aren't enough.
It is still good, but it feels like even the epic moments won't be as epic, as the build up will be lacking and moment will be gone as quickly as they get to it.