"Fashion Girl" seems to be the current go-to for Mizusaki on account of her profession as a fashion model.Some fans also refer to Asakusa as "Bucket Hat Girl," owing entirely to her near-omnipresent nice hat, or "Frog/Frog Girl," on account of her wide, far-apart eyes, small nose, and wide, flat mouth being froglike in design. Fans have taken to calling Asakusa "Gremlin"/"Goblin" on account of the combination of her short stature, energetic demeanor, and wide-eyed, wide-faced design, all reminiscent of the "Gremlin D.Va" meme."Tall Girl" seems to have become one for Sayaka Kanamori, on account of her staggering height being her most prominent physiological trait.Fan Nickname: Took off initially once the anime premiered, but seemed to die down as its run progressed in favor of using the main characters' actual names.Even without the racial context, her ability to act as both a well-meaning supervisor for the Motion Picture Club (keeping them from overstepping their boundaries while still making room for their work-related necessities) and an effective foil to Kanamori lends to a significant level of appeal with the show's fanbase. Sowande, who appears much less often than Doumeki (having just enough major appearances in the anime adaptation to count on one hand) and has an even less direct connection to the Motion Picture Club, also became fairly popular among fans, thanks to her Reasonable Authority Figure role and position as a member of the student council lending to a much more nuanced and positive portrayal of a black woman than what tends to be typical in anime.
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The fact that she displays a subdued and professional demeanor around fans, but more readily opens up when around people she considers close enough to trust is also noted as paralleling behaviors found in "neurotypical-passing" autistic individuals.
Much of this comes from her emphasis on repetition, especially in regards to things that catch her interest, her tendency to info-dump when discussing body movements, and her fixation on character animation to the point where she gets distressed when her ability to engage in it is threatened.
It helps that author Sumito Owara has stated that he in part based Asakusa on his own experiences with autism and ADHD note In an interview Japanese outlet Livedoor he stated that he has a "developmental disorder" that previously impeded his academic performance growing up, and specified on Twitter that it was a co-occurrence of autism and ADHD. She's often characterized as childish, tends to get lost in fantasies, has a strong attachment to certain objects (including a stuffed rabbit that she keeps as a Security Blanket, clutching it when overwhelmed or nervous), hyperfixates on certain topics, and displays such immense difficulty with being around strangers, especially in crowded settings, that she relies on keeping her friends around her at all times when she goes out in public. Midori Asakusa is commonly interpreted by fans as autistic and/or having ADHD.Its high-energy rhythm, driving guitars, and impassioned vocals complement the charge forward that the main trio continuously perform throughout the credits, serving well for both the animation and the show's general themes of just what a team of determined, creative, and capable individuals can accomplish. With a peppy beat, catchy vocal performance, and addicting, colorful visuals, there's a reason people are calling it one of the best openings of the Winter 2020 season. "Easy Breezy" by chelmico, the opening theme.
Even the more amateurish look of the Art Club's backgrounds are pulled off flawlessly. From the show's detailed bizarre cityscape which the characters live in, to the imaginary world of Asakusa's and its rougher, unfinished appearance. The backgrounds show off Studio Bihou's versatility to its fullest.
Fitting for a show about how wonderful animation can be.
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