



This could have used some floating Rei heads. You know, just to spice things up.
I'm not entirely sure what to think of the ending, primarily because I don't quite understand it. Or, rather, I don't understand the show in general. When I stop and ask myself, "What was the point of Uta Kata?", I come up empty. I guess it's a coming-of-age story of sorts, but thematically, there's very little going on. And this final episode doesn't help, really.
I suspect I could find the answer to the conundrum if I took the time to truly think about it, but the show never really asked for that much. So, in that sense, you could argue that Uta Kata is a complete failure. It's a void. It aspires to absolutely nothing.
Weird.
Still, it was enjoyable enough in its own right. And, the music was pretty good. I'll admit that.