What I thought was just going to be another fanservice vehicle became the most schizophrenic show I've seen in a while. It was constantly jarring how often emotions (and tone) jolted back and forth between solemn, doki-doki, sparse comedy, and ecchi. The color palate was nice and the character designs were fine, but the animation overall was weak and Akari only barely made it worth watching.

Run of the mill rom-com, and according to this thread, not much to discuss or dissect, but it can waste a few hours just fine.

The setup was kind of a boon, in my opinion, in that it skipped an entire season's worth of contrivances to get the main pairs intimately housed off the bat so we could get to the domestic awkwardness before the end of episode 1. It also had a minimum of overhead. Aliens or whatnot might have distracted from what little of the carefree 'vibe' it had going on.