At first, I wasn't too keen on "Analog Squad," mainly because it's a sentimental series set in 1999, which made me think it would be boring. However, the first episode made a huge impression on me, and I fell in love with it right away.

First of all, the acting. I didn't know Primmy (Bung) before, so it was my first time seeing her on screen. Her charisma in the first episode made a huge impression on me. Jaylerr (Keg), who is very well known (and a very good actor), also did a fantastic job. His acting never disappoints, considering he's an ex-Nadao actor. The rest of the cast also expressed their emotions very well through their acting, which I really love.

The story is a real tearjerker, but in a good way. It's more about tears of emotion, happiness, and understanding. We get a story about how people, despite not knowing each other before, can create a loving family. The characters, who have family problems but are also good people, evoke huge emotions in the viewer. All the storylines are well concluded, leaving no loose ends, which I really appreciate.

Each character has a very different personality, which is very interesting. They pursue what they want, and there are no unexpected changes in the series. Each character has their own shocking, sad family story. As viewers, we can also ponder the question, "Is it worth lying for good intentions?" It seems to me that this was the main theme of the series. Each character experienced a completely different story but with the same theme, which is very interesting and moving.

Overall, I rate it very highly. I was moved most of the time and was never disappointed.