He has even named all the robots. Later that day, the school idol Sanada Mitsuki follows Kazuki and tries to get him to tell her about the mecha because she says she knows something about what he is seeing. This leads Kazuki to Mitsuki's house where he gets to meet her enthusiastic mad-scientist father, who explains that Kazuki is seeing a parallel world. It is not enough to say that, though, and the father is intent on sending Kazuki to this parallel world. The story itself is decently animated.
Motions are smooth, with attention paid to critical sequences.
The character designs themselves, while not fresh and original, are still pleasing to look at. The various characters all have amusing and engaging personalities. You do want to learn more about these people and hope the series goes in that direction instead of just being some sort of battle of the day. Considering that out of four episodes there are only two battle sequences, this may turn out to be the case. So even though this story has many formulaic elements and it may end up being a lot of eye-candy, so far it shows promise and its unique and amusing elements are enough to make it enjoyable.