I really am a sucker for an isekai anime. No matter how bad the animation and how niche the story and characters are, I still enjoy them. This anime was unique on its own way, but the problems that I encountered with it are its animation, plain plot, and characters. The animation was, in my opini...

I’ve watched a lot of isekai, action, and adventure anime, and I can honestly say that 'I’m Standing on a Million Lives' stands out as one of the more interesting ones. While most anime in this genre follow a similar pattern — the main character gets reincarnated or transported to another world, ...

An awesome take on the parallel-world trope that pushes it to another level, driven by four heroes who all radiate strong vibes—especially the male lead whose unique persona carries the entire first season. Watching weaklings evolve into the world’s strongest never gets old, and the fun character...

Now when you see the OP and in general any promo art for this show, I bet you think "Wow, just another Isekai trash show to fill up the season" You're only half right. On first impression, to anyone without patience this could be discarded as another half baked generic show that no one would care...

OK I didn't go in expecting any "SAO" or some new revolutionary setting here. I didn't read the manga or whatever it came from. BUT! if you are after some anime to watch just for the fun of it, this one will be a very decent one. Its not the same attack on titan, Story or art. come on people. But...

(TL;DR This would have been average had the writing been anything but trash for much of it; it’s actually quite enjoyable in an endearing way, because it tries so hard to be good. If you don’t mind storytelling incompetence, this might be worth the watch. It's only 12 episodes, after all.) Crunch...

A very typical isekai anime. I mean the protagonist is very normal, there is nothing special about him. He plays the bad guy and hates society but ends up being a normal guy who just plays the bad guy because that gives anime more fans and never puts his goals above others and that still depends ...

The only mild positives are the intriguing Game Master figure and the slightly unique way characters earn their powers. Everything else—from the derivative premise and forgettable cast to the unengaging quests and completely ordinary audiovisuals—makes watching the show a chore. I can’t recommend...

I came for the isekai tag and stayed through season 1, so it isn’t outright terrible, but the story feels like the usual indifferent-MC template and never gets exciting. The art and overall visuals disappointed me this season, the sound is just okay, and I couldn’t warm to any of the characters—t...

The last two episodes finally stir some curiosity, and the show works if you just need passive background noise. Everything else—story, characters, art, and supposedly tragic backstories—feels bland and overly familiar, making the full season a slog for only a fleeting payoff. It’s resoundingly a...

I hate long reviews. Conclusion: Comedy anime, not quite on Konasuba level, but with a lot of self awareness on typical isekai tropes. Main protagonist is a strong male /r/im13andthatsdeep subredditer, who needs to complete a mission (10 in total (completion conditions are quite random)) whenever...

I'll try to keep this spoiler free, as such I'll stick to things that were established in the first episode. I'm going to start with the positives. I like the concept behind this, it's trying to take the standard hero isekai and turn it on its head. Our heroes are incredibly weak, and the MC is g...

100-man is a show that I really did try to like. I feel like my dislike for the show may just be down to the fact that Isekai is my fave genre and I’ve seen so much of it that I’ve become jaded. Regardless, I can only write and comment on how I feel. Premise wise, I think many people will enjoy w...

To summarize this anime in two words would be: it's average. There's nothing that really stands out in this anime. The story is okay, and you have to watch the whole season to get only the last two episodes to intrigue you. The characters aren't special in any way, I feel like I've seen them befo...

First off: Please watch season two because the source material gets much better from there and the anime is very faithfully adapted. Or at least be on the lookout to see if it's good when it comes out. Don't let this first season turn you away, please. So, I'd written a review on episode 5 since ...

For someone who is looking for a harem,ecchi,heavily packed with action isekai anime and a crazy OP main character who can't be stopped with a steeled plot armor..turn around and don't look back because this anime is not what you are looking for. But i would say if you are looking for a more real...

I really am a sucker for an isekai anime. No matter how bad the animation and how niche the story and characters are, I still enjoy them. This anime was unique on its own way, but the problems that I encountered with it are its animation, plain plot, and characters. The animation was, in my opini...

The show’s self-aware isekai gags, warm pastel visuals, and ever-growing hero roster juggling multiple plot-lines keep every episode fresh and fun, even if the entire cast is annoying and the harem subplot is flimsy. An edgy lead and solid animation add extra spice, while random mission rules fee...

The anime delivers an intriguing mystery-fantasy hybrid with sci-fi and psychological edges, crowned by a twist that redefines everything and showcases literal character metamorphoses. Yet it misleads viewers expecting a conventional level-up isekai, caters to an ultra-specific niche, and doesn’t...

"100-man no Inochi no Ue ni Ore wa Tatteiru" is at first glance the typical cardboard cut-out isekai anime we get every season, however this anime has an intriguing world building and base plot with lots of initial potential, this made me super exited for the future of this title but sadly it end...