The trilogy was great. I liked, how they were introducing characters, showing them arrive to the theatre. The plot was great, broken clock, which meant, that the night was lasting forever, being pulled into the world of play, because they improvised lines on stage, the search for missing page and of course, the plot twist of it, I was so surprised, to discover, that Gakupo (in the manga just as Gack) was actually the one, behind the theatre, but abandoned his previous fame, to live simple life and the fact, that script was made by Gumi (in the manga as Meg). I especially loved the revelation, when they were running away from fire, which Miku wrote into script, Len turning behind himself, to find Gaku not running and taking his hairpin down, putting on top hat and clapping, saying, how it was well played. I mostly loved the small fact, that when Gaku said to Miku, that sunrise and sunset look similar, but are different in the 2nd part. Also the fact, that they showed, what happened afterwards, like Len leaving to live normal life was great. I loved the small extras at the end of mangas as well, like Rin bringing kitten, then trying to hide it away from MEIKO, trick or treating gone wrong (I actually got scared at first, because I was looking throughout it at night) and Miku meeting Burtlet, when Miku was little.

Little fact I loved was the first page being colored image, related to VOCALOIDs and in the third, there was image of Gackpo holding grapes and on flip side of it was whole cover image.

Overall, it was pretty intense, but I loved it so much!