Kemurikusa is a pretty unique anime, with a totally original setting that draws you into it immediately. The art has amazing direction and use of colors, good character designs, and some very interesting uses of 3D. That being said, there is no denying that at a technical level, there are allot of rough edges and noticeable mistakes that aren't very charming, and can even distract from what is actually being presented at times. The sound is serviceable to good, and the OP is pretty hype. There is an interesting cast of characters that are all pretty likable from the start, thought the main character himself isa little weak for most of the run time.

If you can get over the visual shortcomings, you will find a story that is hard to put down, and setting with huge possibilities to get your brain turning.