Haken uranaiši Ataru

A relaxing series that is most suitable for a dosage of one episode a week. Pick a tough day, put Ataru on after it – it's not challenging, it's entertaining, and might even expose your flaws in an entertaining way. Plus, Sugisaki Hana is a cute girl who can act, so having her in the lead role of the heroine helps make the series at least a little bit enjoyable. It’s a nice bonus that Ataru's colleagues are named after railroad stations in Tokyo and are also introduced as such. An episodic series, which I think would have been better if it had one episode fewer, since the last episode already felt watered down and doesn't come close to the quality of the previous episodes. Still, it clears things up and brings everything to a clear conclusion. 55%. (26.03.2019)