The weird art style started so normal too. Then as it went on it got more and more.. experimental. Like the author started getting bored of it too and just wanted to see what he could get away with.

Also yeah, I hate big stories never fucking go anywhere. Feels like kind of a bait and switch. Like a slap for daring to get invested from the beginning. Funny enough, Gilligan's Isle of all things kinda red pilled me to that sort of shit. Made me much more warry of giving a fuck about the conclusion that may never even happen.