The post credit scene is also incredibly wild! The limited runtime of a movie does result in some issues such as some characters, Michiru and Izumi, having minimal screen time and relevance to the plot. The animation and art were fantastic, the music was great and the story was simple yet engaging. I think the movie definitely delivers on providing a satisfying finale while wrapping up the romance aspect. I really loved the first two seasons and was hoping for a 3rd season but instead they decided to just wrap it up in a movie format. Saekano was one of the few harem shows that was actually interesting and well executed. Brilliant work, through and through.Reviewed by MovieWarfare 9 / 10 A satisfying finale to a great romance series Spotting the many subtle references and jokes for yourself is a big part of the fun. Do yourself a solid and be sure read the lengthy TVtropes page for this anime only after having fully watched it once, unspoiled.
Note that episode zero serves as an out-of sequence introduction to all the characters' fully developed personalities and relationships - couched, of course, as an in-story discussion of how to best introduce the characters in the game they're working on. Expect to laugh all the way through Saekano, and to interrupt your own linear watching by replaying scenes multiple times, so as to fully enjoy the layer cake of entertainment. The show occasionally leans on or breaks the fourth wall and lampshades what it's doing as part of its thorough audit of popular anime tropes. At the same time the viewer gets to enjoy the characters paralleling those tropes in their own lives. As the fledgling game development team works to assemble itself and the dating sim they are creating, the in-universe characters discuss the many tropes the game is following, trying not to overuse, or outright violating.
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