As an artist, I loved looking at all the illustrations and how they tied into the story, but I felt like they had so much to work with and ended up focusing so much on the romance storyline. Things like the history between the two guys, the girl's character/schooling, the sismance, their relationships with their parents...were all little things that we got nuggets for and then never really explored again.

The romance storyline was there but it seemed blown a little out of proportion near the end — I felt like they had both used each other. And it just got very repetitive to see the main female lead looking at her ex-boyfriend with hurtful, teary eyes in EVERY episode — I wish they had talked it out in a more mature conversation.

I also really didn't like or care for the second pairing at all — and honestly I was annoyed by the sheer boy-craziness of the friend. I kind of wanted her to not end up with anyone and just realize she should be happy with herself first.