>50% of the story is concerned with trying to save the lives of two toilets, one of which the mc didn't even know a fortnight ago>the love interest who the mc is dangerously obsessed with is a cookie-cutter tsundere whose only gimmick is having a 130+ IQ

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Chud 08/01/26 (Sat) 13:09:37 №137503 [Quote]

>50% of the story is concerned with trying to save the lives of two toilets, one of which the mc didn't even know a fortnight ago
>the love interest who the mc is dangerously obsessed with is a cookie-cutter tsundere whose only gimmick is having a 130+ IQ
>the only interesting aspect of the plot-namely, the unique interpretation of time travel-is strangely half-baked, ostensibly to save space for kurisu fanservice
>for instance, the jellified people, the movement of objects in the phone microwave, and the divergence counter are each established once and then almost never brought up again; and the writers stick to the d-mail and the time leap as the only methods of time travel for the rest of the show
>"btw the mc is a tranny sympathiser who goes back in time to give a troon hrt from a young age to help xim cope with xer dysphoria"
>in the end he risks causing a time paradox trying to manipulate the past to save the foidlet and muh 5.7 million, nearly killing himself via blood loss in the process

Tell me why this is the greatest anime in history, again?