At just 22 minutes, Better packs more narrative punch than some 6-episode OVAs. It cuts the dead air: no long hallway walks, no repeated flashbacks. Instead, we get tight, claustrophobic close-ups followed by explosive wide angles. The pacing is breathless, but intentional—like a punk rock song that ends exactly when it should, leaving you sweaty and wanting more.
Nanase is deeply frustrated by the selfish and unsatisfying sex life she shares with her athletic, popular boyfriend. seiyoku tsuyotsuyo the animation better
Until then, your best bet is to revisit the classics with a critical eye—and to support the small studios (like Seven, Pink Pineapple, Mary Jane ) that risk budgets on bodily fluidity. At just 22 minutes, Better packs more narrative