Review of Sagrada Reset

Sakurada Reset is a strange show. Most people watching it will drop it after the first two or so episodes, for varying reasons. Maybe they're thrown off by the long, quiet conversations. Or the many completely quiet, still shots of people and the scenery. There are a multitude of reasons why people drop Sakurada Reset, and these reasons are why the show has such a criminally low rating on this site. But when you keep watching, almost without realizing it, the show manages to grip your heart completely. Those long conversations, before boring and pointless, now have you gripping onto every word and every momentof silence. You find yourself enamored by Sakurada Reset, this strange show which you most likely had never even heard about before watching it. And you will come out of watching the ending satisfied, which is somewhat rare for anime.

Sakurada Reset tells the story of Asai Kei and Misora Haruki, a duo who, by combining their respective powers, have the power to travel backwards in time by three days to help the people around them. Through this premise, along with ingenious usage of all of the show's abilities, Sakurada Reset manages to create one of the most compelling mystery shows I've ever had the pleasure of watching.

I think the best way to watch Sakurada Reset is going into it with zero expectations. It is a genuinely very well made show, but going in with the wrong expectations will inevitably leave you bored. The show is slow in the beginning, but gathers up speed like a snowball rolling downhill. It's a show I would very much recommend you watch, just keeping in mind that it takes its time. If I had to say, watching the first four episodes gives a pretty good idea of what you're getting yourself into.