Gift: Eternal Rainbow, in my subjective view, turned out to be successful. We are presented with a case where the authors managed not to spoil anything. The heroes behave logically, the plot is simple yet adds romance and gives the series a special flair. The emotions of the characters look genuine. Those seconds, those moments when complete silence prevails are highlighted well, and viewers are invited to think for themselves, or perhaps just be horrified by the situation that has arisen. Personally, I felt this: there were moments when I was ready to kill myself on the table just so everything would end well. There were seconds when I wanted to kill one of the heroes. It was also funny, when I wanted to fall off a chair, if in reality falling wasn't so painful. Over these short twelve episodes, the audience experiences almost a full range of emotions. Just believe in them and give yourself to watching without skepticism. As a reward, you will be left with pleasant memories of the viewing.
Oriental Light and Magic Japan