Two things will happen when you watch this: either you will love it or you won't. Lucky Star takes a very bold approach in shifting one scene to another without the necessary filler in-between and punch-lines are likely to be thrown out in every scene you see. If you don't get it, it's more likely for you to like it lesser. Though Lucky Star's main weakness is its story itself, it balances well with each characters development and personalities. Unforgettable in its own unique way, Lucky Star manages to pull out fun and laughter to an amazingly straighforward way.

Lucky Star is a series that will either get you hooked, or it won't. Konata, Kagami, Tsukasa, Miyuki, and the other characters of this show are likable, memorable, and are unique in their own, quirky, slackerish ways, and the punchlines can provide a nice laugh or two, or three, or more.

Kagami Yoshimizu's 4-koma classic and Kyoto Animation takes a different approach to the formula used for slice-of-life shows like Ichigo Mashimaro and Azumanga Daioh, and applies other anime and manga shows, and makes it into a product all its own.