Review of WataMote: No Matter How I Look At It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!

The story of Tomoko in his quest to become popular (or at least be able to make some friends) shows a rather particular protagonist with a story that could be better but not bad. The quality of animation is correct and a point in favor of the anime that helps to better understand the perception of the world from the point of view of tomoko. The soundtrack is something varied, although the opening is not very much to my liking I think it goes very according to the character and the message that transmits the series, the Endings change almost in each episode giving emphasis at theend of each one.

Protagonist Tomoko despite her problems never gives up trying to be accepted in her school (using plans that end in disaster or making her feel much worse)
The secondary characters are somewhat mediocre, a friend who only makes Tomoko feel worse and a Family quite indifferent to her problem.

Although the ending is disappointing I can say that I really liked the story and if I recommend it for those people who like Slice of Life histories but who are tired of the protagonists with happy or perfect lives that abound in this genre.