Realism isn’t what H2O is going after - or at least, I hope it’s not. H2O takes Believability out into a dark alley and unloads two full clips of Plot Twists right into its face, which is why a lot of people (like you) dislike it. (I can also trust this is why you loved True Tears so much, which I can sympathize with more)

H2O works for me as more of a dramatic vehicle (similar to Myself; Yourself or maybe sola, if you’ve seen those), something that might not have the best life lessons or the most coherent story, but something that works as a roller coaster. I think, like a poorly scripted girl in a eroge, I enjoy being mindraped.

Those with more sanity or less enjoyment of the visual-novel genre may not like H2O as much, but I think it deserves at least a mention as something different. (see: Hirose’s insanity, episode eight, plot twists in the last three episodes)

Then again, there’s the whole “Hey, it’s a trainwreck, let’s go see it” mentality, so maybe your sarcasm will work in my favor. XD (Although, the first four episodes did suck, truthfully)

(My comments always feel so long… ah well.)

and yes, he did recover his True Sight or whatever, but the kicker is I almost want to tell people to watch the show just to see how mind-bogglingly ridiculous the final episode is. Dropped my jaw.

I assume he recovered his True Sight, but I still can’t believe that was the premise of the show.