In general, it is a character drama about human nature. It's hard to judge the story as of yet as the show seems to be building towards something but it's not quite clear what, yet. Being almost entirely dialogue-driven, the series has a great cast able to make even drawn-out monologues captivating and full of emotion. I don't speak Japanese, so take this one with a grain of salt. Sound design is clear and crisp as, without music, the series relies on good quality sound effects. Background music is used very sparingly, giving the show an overall real feeling, while highlighting the key moments that do have music. The sound direction is simple but effective.

The aesthetic of the series is reminiscent of old-school anime, but colour and composition are unlike most you'll see out there. Backgrounds are crisp and colourful characters are detailed and evocative animation is complex and fluid. Sonny boy stands out first and foremost because of its art direction. It is obvious that the director has a very clear picture of what he wants and how to achieve it. On a technical level, the show is simple but impressive. This anime is not for everyone, it is a show that will demand a certain level of attention and thinking for the audience to really enjoy it, so many dismiss it as 'pretentious' or 'artsy' We follow those students as the situation they are in forces them to confront their inner struggles. Sonny boy is a borderline surrealist psychological character drama that follows a group of school students who've been trapped in a series of alternate dimensions that do not quite follow the rules of our universe as we know them (some would call it an isekai, but it really shares very little with the genre).

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