Overall a 13-episode series thats nothing but dark psychology. I will give this anime props in giving a decent ending despite the flatness of the characters. The characters stay somewhat static throughout the series but still allow for a decent ending. However this series has issues in comedy. I won't say it doesn't try and make you laugh to try and give you a breather inbetween extreme emotional distress situations, but it doesn't do much of anything because the jokes just kinda fell flat (like the lame jokes in this review, get my point). After reading this review with those random jokes, it did nothing to change the mood of the review so you, the reader, can catch yourself. Thats the same thing the series did. Thirteen episodes isn't enough to allow for something like that.

The presentation was dynamite! I don't normally use terms like that to describe shows, or things in general, but this one really deserves it. I mean, it starts off with a nice and humble beginning. It progresses normally, and then out of right field here comes this atomic powered slap to the face when Sana majorly messes up (in terms of his relationship with Nanaka). And it ends with that, making you want more and more.

It has a nice and steady progression that stays pretty much into character of everyone involved. And, like Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru, Myself;Yourself manages to develop almost every character. Yes, that's right, you see that long list of characters up top, they manage to develop all of them.