On paper, this show had a promising start. Seven talented individuals who specialized in distinct fields ended up in an isekai world for mysterious reasons where they use said specialties to improve society. When done right, it could have been an interesting exploration on human innovation and a ...

The intro’s J-pop bop and the sheer dumb ridiculousness made it oddly fun, even if the art, story and characters are aggressively generic. The show can’t pick a lane—gag isekai or serious fantasy—so the comedy falls flat and the dramatic beats feel unearned, while the magician hero breaks any las...

This Isekai stands out with its great story, multiple protagonists, and unique approach that avoids typical quest narratives, plus good comedy and nice art. The only real drawback is the limited world-building that keeps the action confined to cities and villages with few monsters. Definitely wor...

This isekai delivers entertaining fun through its clever premise of seven world-class prodigies revolutionizing a fantasy realm with modern knowledge. While it follows familiar genre patterns and features deliberately exaggerated characters, the visual presentation is appealing and the mix of act...

Despite looking like a generic overpowered-isekai, the show turned out to be more entertaining than expected, mainly thanks to the government-officer protagonist who actually gets some focus and the fun Dr. Stone-style tech progression. Unfortunately, the other six heroes barely develop, the vill...

The art is around average and characters receive some development, but these minor positives are overwhelmed by countless plot holes and unrealistic elements. From miraculously available materials for advanced technology to cell phones working without infrastructure, the story fails to maintain a...

This anime failed to make any lasting impression, leaving me unable to remember having watched it until someone else's review jogged my memory. It's a completely forgettable, standard isekai where already privileged characters gain more power without effort and impose capitalism on a less develop...

The only faint nod goes to the businessman for a couple of early episodes, while art and sound barely scrape past mediocre. Every other element—characters, action, world-building—crashes: the cast stays one-dimensional, the fights are awful, and the setting makes no sense beyond war-tech posturin...

The only faint praise is that kids under eight might tolerate it. Everything else is excruciating: generic cast, cringeworthy dialogue, nonsensical pacing, and powers so stupid they leave your face numb from face-palming—epitomized by a kendo master who grabs a medieval-era rocket and surfs it th...

Initially drawn in by the non-harem isekai premise and ensemble cast concept, this anime ultimately disappointed with its overwhelming focus on fanservice that completely overshadowed character development and storytelling. The lack of background information about how the seven prodigies came tog...

I watched every episode because I was bored, but it is a really weird story. It is nonsensical to the point that it ruins the fun, because it seems to be mocking you. The characters go to another world, but they don‘t acquire magical powers there. Instead they use their knowledge, which is good s...

The first episode showed brief promise and one character was somewhat enjoyable, but everything else was a complete letdown. The story is just another generic isekai with bland, underutilized characters, forgettable music, and unremarkable art that made it impossible to watch more than two episod...

I don't care what negative reviews say about this one. I think this was far better than I expected. Not going to spoil the show, but the MC is a dope politician. Honestly, I wish real life politicians were like this. Then again, that is a fleeting fantasy. As an Isekai, it might turn people away ...

Finally, a good isekai with likeable characters and an interesting plot that deserves anime-of-the-season consideration. Even at its lowest, it still feels like a 10, easily outclassing other shows. The cast is genuinely enjoyable, a rarity in the genre, and the story keeps you invested throughou...