Review of A Place Further Than The Universe

A place further than the universe starts with a simple premise: a group of girls want to go to the Antartic for simple enjoyement of life and for searching the meaning or purpose of what is being alive and taking advantage of the time by doing productive things and making memories that can fondly be remebered as a good time in life and as a period of change. The characters are likable and their design is almost perfect, they didn't presented a depht personality or too profound backstories but they still were capable of making us care for them. Shirase is a girl with a purposeand she does anything to reach that purpose, she knows what she wants to do and tries to make it possible, in her journey she meets Hinata an strange and curious girl who hates boring things and eventhough behaves childihsly has more real world experience than the other girls, Shiraishi who has been working since she was a child in her mother policy although she is in her first year of Higschool making her mind's age greater than her physical age and Tamaki who eventhough is the most careless of the four and behaves without fear nor regrets always care for her friends in every and any situation. Together they embark in a journey like no other they have ever done.

The music isn't great or memorable but is well-placed and enhances any moment in which is played making it enjoyable and likable, the opening is good but isn't the best that could have been used for the type of anime, the Ending is well-though and entones with the anime. The Ost is good and can even be listened as stand-alone without needing to watch the anime because although it isn't great tecnically, it can still be enjoyable like the best ones.

In conclusion this is a worth-watching and enjoyable anime with a likable cast of characters and an enjoyable music to accompany it. It isn't life changing or one that can be considered a classic but it's a cute light hearted anime that also covers depht themes if you dig profoundly into it.