Review of Tsukigakirei

I feel that if I had watched Tsuki ga Kirei this would have become one of my favorite anime very easily. Not that I don't think this anime is phenomenal, I just think that like many other novels, Tsuki ga Kirei needs a prior feeling to be watched. Watching this anime in the wrong feeling can be slightly harmful, because apparently the anime relies on you already feeling something before you even press play the first episode. Not that the anime depends on the feelings and experiences of those who watch, I'm just saying the best way to see this anime. In a loose way I wouldsay that this feeling that I am quoting is "willing to say 'oh I want to fall in love'".
Wanting to talk about the anime and not about how much I want to fall in love. Tsuki ga Kirei is almost perfect. It has extremely human and realistic interactions, bringing us very close to the main couple, demonstrating their innocent romance in the purest form possible. But without them the other characters are half empty, the loving rivals are not the type to want to destroy the main one, which honestly I think is excellent, after all they are young, not demons who want to destroy human relationships. So it can be said that each character performs his role perfectly.
As for animation, I don't have much to say, the style of the author and the design of the characters convey this feeling of simplicity and purity in an excellent way, giving straight away the idea that this is a realistic and simple anime. Although in some specific episodes the animation is slightly blocked, but nothing that greatly affects the experience of watching. Along with the beautiful soundtrack, the animation feels exactly right.
In short, Tsuki ga Kirei, comes very close to perfection, but small details prevent him from reaching it. Being an extremely satisfying anime to watch and generating a perfect sensation at the end of each episode, Tsuki ga Kirei is the perfect anime to say "oh I want to fall in love" at the end of each episode.
Score: 8.5