The story follows an elite Spy, tasked with form a "Make-Believe" family to help on a mission taking place in a rival country.
From this description alone, you should have a decent idea of the type of vocabulary they'll be using, and it is quite difficult. The main character, Lloyd, spends a lot of the show's runtime going on difficult monologues inside his head, so if you're interested in this show be prepared to search up a lot of words relating to politics and espionage. The only saving grace is Anya, whose plotline is relatively simpler in comparison (Though it often overlaps with the espionage, so even that can be hard)
That said, the show is very good, funny, and heartwarming, with stunning animation and great music. If you're up for a challenge, or if you want to pick up on some rare vocab, this show is definitely a recommend!
Very fun show, Really hard to watch in JP
The story follows an elite Spy, tasked with form a "Make-Believe" family to help on a mission taking place in a rival country. From this description alone, you should have a decent idea of the type of vocabulary they'll be using, and it is quite difficult. The main character, Lloyd, spends a lot of the show's runtime going on difficult monologues inside his head, so if you're interested in this show be prepared to search up a lot of words relating to politics and espionage. The only saving grace is Anya, whose plotline is relatively simpler in comparison (Though it often overlaps with the espionage, so even that can be hard)
That said, the show is very good, funny, and heartwarming, with stunning animation and great music. If you're up for a challenge, or if you want to pick up on some rare vocab, this show is definitely a recommend!