This is not an action anime. If you are looking for smash monsters and things go boom turn back now. This anime is more nice in the unique societal structures in Japanese companies and society and how a small group of people in a tiny corporation have to navigate this trying to solve a big problem with a small budget. Without getting into spoilers. The show is a slow burn building up and developing the characters within it. If you like plot development and character development this is a good show for it. (At least as of episode 10/12) E: Having finished episode 11 and 12 Idropped the rating a little bit. Its an okay anime, but the ending felt rushed and "mcguffined". Its still an alright anime, but the ending really kind of soured it slightly.

If the idea of seeing a mecha have to carefully conserve its ammo to kill a monster without going in the red for budget costs appeals to you at all. I'd recommend it. The show has a bit of humor and sincerity to it equally mixed together. You'll come to cheer on the small rag tag company, Hato Industries, as they try and secure funding to investigate the island and try to retake it from the monsters that have begun to appear while navigating larger corporate conglomerates and beasts alike.

E: The CGI for monsters is ugly, they're not the main focus but I was able to look beyond it. Most of the show is fine besides that.