Review of Redo of Healer

This anime was based. Unlike most fantasy anime protagonists, our MC—Keyaru—is highly unethical and utilizes whatever means he can to achieve his goal. In other words—unlike other protagonists—he is not a loser/pussy. He is actually more human and emotional, in a way, than the MCs from other shows. Keyaru endured terrible and unspeakable punishments; which is why he is incredibly vindictive. However, if we replaced Keyaryu with a typical isekai protagonist, he would simply—and robotically—'forgive' them. No sane human being would forgive a whole kingdom for what they did to Keyaru...and that's ok. Albeit, the plot was a bit exaggerated, and was crammed with hentai scenes; I enjoyedthis anime a lot. It is a step in the right direction for good content. Instead of COPY + PASTE MC/STORY/WORLD. Though it does retain a lot of harem elements, which could have been abated, it is more entertaining than the trash scenes in Akame ga Kill/Grimgar/Konosuba. Unfortunately, the sex scenes in Redo of a Healer have much more significant plot progression than the trash anime I listed; which really shows how low the standard is for anime these days.

People call it controversial, or whatever; but those are the same people that support maintaining the status-quo of fantasy anime (which almost all of it is comedy/isekai trash). Animes like Konosuba appeal to the lowest common denominator. So if Redo of a Healer is considered taboo by these 'people', you definitely know it will be worth the watch.

Anime Standards: 10/10
My Standards: 6/10
Total Score: 8/10

P.S: I recommend watching it with friends. Every time there's a sex scene you can think "Dang, that could be us." ;)