This anime is if Bullet Train and the Old West had a child. The only difference is that it has way less gore and not that memorable. In this specific instance, I watched it dubbed. The dubbing isn't great. It falls flat with emotions and accents. The rich girl and southern girl has very stereotypical accents that define their archetype. It takes me out of the emersion sometimes with how poorly the lines were delivered. The main characters aren't very memorable. The girls are archetypes that's made to interact with each other. Their thought process are pretty simple and do not have a lot of depthto their character. This makes it a no-brainer watch. It makes the plot fairly simple to follow and a feel-good movie. It took the characters 2/3rd of the movie for them to introduce themselves to one another. It's long overdue; it should've happen at least 10 minutes into the movie when everyone meets. I am pretty horrible with names, so having characters say each other's names usually helps me. But the characters never really refer to each other by name.

I do enjoy the soundtrack. Each song goes well with the mood it is trying to portray. It has the energy of early 2000s video games (well, the ones I have played). The animation is pretty good to how lesser-known this movie is. There are frames moving every few seconds. Stills don't stay still for long. There's always something happening.

I wouldn't go out of my way to watch this again. But if someone where to put this on as background noise, I wouldn't mind it.