The first OP and ED didn't really go over well with me and i doubt anyone would mind skipping right over them. The background music appropriate and never seemed to get annoying or repetitive. The sound, much like the art, is, for the most part, good while not great. The scenery and colors are good, if nothing fantastic, and I particularly liked the animation of the romance scenes where they would employ a pastel like color scheme which enhanced the scene. The character models are somewhat odd in their unusually elongated limbs, but it's nothing that should ruin the show for you. The art style is pretty normal for your typical shoujo. (The anime does have several minor changes in its adaptation of the manga's story) While somewhat predictable, it still manages to be entertaining most of the time if notįrustrating because of the general lack of development between the main couple's relationship.
The story isn't the most original story ever, relying on the interaction of the seven members of the Special A (SA from now on) class and not involving many other characters. Normal laws of physics are generally ignored by the seeming superhuman duo of Kei and Hikari, who also are both at the top of their school academically. Based on the inability of Hikari to understand Kei's true feelings for most of the plot. Special A is primarily a Shoujo Rom/Com that starts off slow but gets better as you go.
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