Story: (6/10) – Fair
This is an episodic series, which features a different station in each episode helping female riders with their problems. On-board the train, there are only gorgeous men (stations) and the train is called Miracle☆Train.
The idea is actually not too bad but I think the problem lies with the execution. Most of the problems featured are pretty cliche and I find it boring to watch. The best part of this series is actually the information it gives about the different stations. Some of the facts are pretty interesting and very educational.
Character: 8/10 - Good
The characters, who are personified 'stations', are pretty well-illustrated and their character designs seem to complement their individual personalities.
Here are some of the characters I like:
Shinjuku Rintarou and Roppongi Fumi
Art/Animation: 8/10 – Good
The art is pretty good but I can't say the same for the animation. There are many instances of still panels where the characters talk but have little or no movement at all.
Music: 8/10 – Good
Given that the opening theme "montage" is sung by the seiyuu of Roppongi Fumi (Ohashi Kenichirou), Shinjuku Rintaro (Okiayu Ryotaro), Shiodome Iku (Kaji Yuuki) and Ryogoku Itsumi (Morita Masakazu), it's not too bad. It's surprisingly quite catchy. As for the ending theme "STORIES" by Kita Shuuhei, it also has a pop feel.
Enjoyment: 7/10 - Fairly Good
This is one series I don't mind watching when I have nothing to do. However, it's not something I will want to re-watch.
Overall: 7/10 - Fairly Good
The only redeeming point of the series is the bishounen. Only watch it if you don't mind the lack of plot and enjoy looking at bishounen.
