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Miho is a character who, though not easily identifiable to viewers, slips easily into the mahou shoujo protagonist role. Refreshingly, the episodes follow a linear story scheme, making them much more exciting to watch than the usual generic cyclic approach taken by other magical girl shows. Each episode follows directly after the last, so viewers won't be bored with any recurring story patterns.
Animation and visuals are reasonably polished in this set of episodes, although the quality varies depending on the complexity of the scene. Critical moments—like the Cloneblade battle in Episode 15 or the split-second where Masane takes off her shirt at the beach—are handled with high framerates and plenty of detail, while lesser scenes like a casual conversation at the café are dialed down to merely adequate levels.
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