2009's Pandora Hearts falls into this category, with its setting and cast overriding its animation and plot shortcomings. In all these cases, the foundations of the show prevent its failings from overwhelming the experience.
StoryEvery so often, you stumble upon an anime that tries very hard to ruin itself: School Days, for example, almost runs for too many episodes Code Geass takes a turn for the overly-complicated in the end of its first season and Shakugan no Shana allows Kazumi to open her mouth.
Along with members of Pandora, the duo searches to find Alice's lost memory fragments that are scattered throughout the world, to discover the secrets of the Abyss, and to determine if there's a way their contract can be broken without killing either Oz or Alice.
Together, the two make a contract and return to the real world, where they are enlisted into the Pandora organization - a group researching both the Abyss and the trio that threw Oz into it. When Oz wakes up in the Abyss he is quickly attacked by hungry Chains, only to be saved by one named Alice - a Chain who appeared just before he was thrown into the prison. However, there's a catch - in time, the human will be overcome by the Chain's power and then thrown into the deepest level of the Abyss. Existing in another dimension, the Abyss is home to lifeforms born within its walls known as Chains these beings can only live in the real world if they make contracts with humans, binding their power to the person's body. But after Oz steps under a long-stopped clock and the hands finally move once more - thus fulfilling a mysterious prophecy - he is violently thrown into the legendary prison known as the Abyss by three cloaked intruders. On the eve of nobleman Oz Bezarius's fifteenth birthday, he and his loved ones gather to celebrate in a coming-of-age ceremony.
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