Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei suru

The Worlds Finest Assassin is a great story. I enjoy how so much effort was made to put a good backstory for the characters. As someone who enjoys development so much in any anime rather than battles all the time, i found this anime amazing. Lugh, who was raised as a tool found his way to being a human. He didn't just obey orders, he tought about them and decided if he was gonna do the mission or not. Altough he manipulated the girls so they would be loyal to him it raises the question, "Was the girls loyalty towards him purely due to him manipulating them or was it the result of his action of providing for them?" As the one who appeared before them in their most desperate times, even if he himlsef said, i just want to use you as tools to fulfil my assassinations they wouldn't bat an eye, because despite having his own agenda, he saved them, gave them a home and a new lease in life. Even though Lugh said he brainwashed the girls to be always loyal to him, as i said, it sounds almost like a joke, because it was unecessary from the begining as the girls didn't have any reason to betray or abandon him. I like the pace of the anime, the opening, the side characters, which have their back stories and their values and are valuable assets to the MC and are not just beautiful faces for the horny ones watching. They are figthers and i enjoy this very much. I always hate when women are treated like food for the mc. and i am glad they are helpful to him besides being beautiful.

The animation seemed very good to me, the soundtrack perfectly and homogeneously matches the animation making an audiovisual work beautiful. I love this anime as a typical isekai can turn out well if it is well executed as is the case. With this it also comes hand in hand with a very good character development. Each character is very different from the typical construction of co-star and companions that is usually seen in anime that I like a lot. I love the personality of the protagonist as over time he adapts his vision of things. I like it a lot. I recommend an amount if you like isekais. En español: La animacion me parecio muy buena, la banda sonora a compaña perfectamente y homogeneamente a la animacion haciendo una obra audiovisulamente hermosa. Me encanta este anime como un isekai tipico puede salir bien si esta bien ejecutado como es el caso. Con esto tambien viene de la mano con una muy buen desarrollo de personajes Cada personajes es muy distinto a la tipica construccion de coprotagonista y compañeras que se ve usualmente en el anime eso me gusta mucho. La personalidad del protagonista me encanta como con el tiempo va adapatando su vision de las cosas me gusta mucho. Lo recomiendo un monto si te gustan los isekais.

It's been a while since i wrote review of my favorite anime series. Now,i wanna talk about isekai anime that blew my mind in so many levels in terms of storytelling and characterization: Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei suru,also known as The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat. I seen lots of isekai anime and i been reading few isekai light novels and many of them share same kind of story or same kind of characters with same motivations,but there are very few unique isekai that have protagonists with strong backstory or story that you don't see in your typical basic isekai. This anime is one of them. Why is that? Let me explain why i think of World's Finest Assassin as an good anime adaptation and why i think it's unique. Let me get on main topics,story and characters. Story of World's Finest Assassin looks simple on surface,but the more you watch it,you realize that this isn't your typical isekai story. Most of isekai have stories where characters need to defeat Demon Lord or something like that to save the world,end some wars so they could return back to their world or characters where they want to do something they are passionate about,but they have to go through big struggles and pay price to,for example,read a real book,but there are too many obstacles through that (Ascendance of a Bookworm) or want to enjoy their lives to fullest in peace and protect people and family they care about and do anything for them,no matter what price they must pay (TenSura) and there are power fantasy stories made for escapism,where protagonists don't have motivations and they are overpowered for fanservice and lack strong features and characteristics or only one of these things. (In Another World with my Smartphone,Death March to Parallel World Rhapsody,The 8th Son,Master of Ragnarok,Isekai Cheat Magician and Conception) and there are isekai where protagonists had tragic life,lost what they cared about,gone through serious depression and abuse until their time has came then they reincarnated in another world to start from zero,to have happy new life without same pain and struggles they had in previous lives,but there are also times when things don't go by their favor in another world (By the Grace of the Gods and Jobless Reincarnation) and isekai where protagonist is reincarnated into world of game,book or any media as villain and wants to do whatever they can to reverse their fate. (HameFura) Story of Assassin is about assassin,who is claimed as world's finest assassin,who is reincarnated in another world after being betrayed by organization who raised him to be emotionless killing machine by goddess with one purpose: to kill a hero who will go insane after killing Demon Lord. This is probably the only isekai story i know where protagonist is tasked with killing someone before reincarnation. I seen lots of isekai and none of them had a story where god reincarnates someone to kill a hero. This may seem basic to anime elitists who prefer something that stands out,but for me,it's completely stands out. Assassin,now named Lugh Tuatha De,is reincarnated as baby in family of aristocrats,which may seem to make protagonist little bit overpowered,but aristocratic family weren't only family of asssassins,but barons,one of lowest noble ranks of aristocracy,which means that Lugh wasn't born in some super overpowered family,which is good and would make him balanced. Ever since the his birth,story focuses on Lugh training,growing up and training to get strong enough to kill a Hero,meeting new people that became important to story and meeting girls who would eventually become part of his harem. Then,there are episodes where focus more on introduction of this anime,characters,character developments and shows us a lot of lore to be amused and intrigued by. I would go as far to say that World's Finest Assassin got one of the best isekai stories so far,and one of unique ones as well. I could go on,but i want to make this review spoiler free to make sure that my review gets more attention and to get anime fans into watching this anime. Now for the characters. Let me start with Lugh first. Most of transported or reincarnated protagonists are either NEET,typical high school students,salarymen,office workers,dudes with random jobs,middle aged men,et cetera. This is only isekai i know where protagonist is an assassin,and old man to boot. He was born and raised into organization of assassins,where he trained to be assassin,to kill flawlessly,to be killing machine. He never had any emotions or expressed them. He never showed any regret,compassion or any these kind of emotions when he was killing people. He never learned to love or any emotions because to assassin,emotions get in the way and makes asssassin's skills rusty. That's what he thought until he was betrayed by organization. Upon his death,he felt an emotion for first time: frustration. After being reborn as Lugh Tuatha De,he vowed to live his life not as the tool like he was in previous life,but as human being who can express any emotion,to live with his own choices and decisions. As i expected from author of Redo of Healer. Lugh is not a joke. His personality is really good. I would go as far to say that he got more personality than every personality of generic power fantasy isekai protagonist combined. This anime contains harem,but in most of isekai which have harem,protagonists are often spineless,dense and don't have guts to do a hard thing when girl asks him nicely to sleep with her (in normal or sexual way) or when girl says that they wanna marry him. Lugh is Chad when it's comes to women and anything that most of isekai protagonists don't have guts for. Where else can you find this kind of isekai protagonist? As for his power level,well,it's not on same level as power level of battle shounen protagonists. Some think that Lugh is Gary Stu because of assassination knowledge he had from previous life and knowledge he learned in new life,but that's completely wrong. For me,Gary Stu is word you use for stupidly overpowered self insert protagonist who got no special motivation,no genuine backstory,got generic character design,generic and bland personality,always overpowers his opponents without paying any price,without any struggle and without breaking a sweats. Touya Mochizuki from In Another World With My Smartphone is perfect example,god of Gary Stus. I highly recommend to everyone reading this review to go read light novels or watch anime adaptation to see why is Touya Mochizuki a definition of Gary Stu and self insert. To me,knowledge doesn't make a Gary Stu. To me,what makes Gary Stu is unbalanced brute strength.immeasurable magic power and bland personality. Take a look at Senku from Dr.Stone,who uses his knowledge to restore humanity and to build many things that do not exist in stone world. Is he Gary Stu because he is super smart? No. Can be world's greatest scientific minds such as Stephen Hawking,Albert Einstein,Nikola Tesla,Isaac Newton,Marie Curie called Gary/Mary Stus? No. Unlike Touya,Lugh struggled with several opponents in light novels and paid price for using overpowered abilities and suffered a injuries from using them or fighting opponents that only Hero can defeat. He wasn't overpowered from very beginning,he worked hard to develop abilities that goddess gave him,to develop new spells for assassinations and trained hard to develop his body so he could withstand attacks that would be fatal to normal human beings. He doesn't cheat out everything like Touya does with his smartphone and overpowered abilities that World God gave him. Also,Gary Stu characters can defeat opponents alone. There are many times in light novels and this anime where Lugh couldn't do anything without his lovers or Hero. Also,unlike Touya,Lugh have personality and guts to do hard thing when it's comes to women. In conclusion,Lugh is balanced powerful character wit…

WOW this show is just some of that great old isekai slop that I LOVE. Assassins are very cool. Assassins with magic... even cooler. The main character is, of course, overpowered. The relationship dynamic between him and his family are pretty enjoyable to watch as it falls into a subplot of lineage. However, it can get a little weird when trying to explore some other standards of isekai tropes. For example, the fact that the main character is a literal 80 year old man who is reincarnated and proceeds to hang around younger girls and even has one scene where well... he should be getting the treatment that Rudeus gets. Nevertheless, I like to pretend that the main character just has knowledge of our world and that fixes that issue. Kinda. Better than your normal isekai.

The show in the beginning was badass. It has a lot of suspension in the beginning episodes, and right until he's released from training to be in this new world, it just turns into an ordinary isekai anime. The premise was there, it was abandoned. The prologue within the first episode was wonderful. It was action-packed, and it had a great hook into the beginning. It flourishes within our eyes. Remove the beginning episodes, it turns into a normal isekai thats neither bad or good. That's what I'm talking about. They held the ball of a great story and isekai, and dropped it out of the hands; on purpose. It was a huge blunder, they went into a normal, isekai cliche direction. The foundation and story was already laid out in the beginning, and they didn't commit to it. It felt as if they had replaced the writer who wrote the beginning episodes with another writer who had a different idea for the rest of the anime. Split this show in half and it's literally two different plot points. Regardless of that, the anime is decent.

Another Isekai anime finished in one sitting (10/03/25). What makes this anime unique from the rest is that it is the first-ever Isekai I have watched where the MC's former life was given a whole episode before his reincarnation. The way most of the Isekai usually do is to spend the first 5-7 minutes for an accident, murder, suicide, or some other means of transportation into a different world, and bam, our MC gets born into this new world with a slate of cool powers. This anime, however, takes its sweet time in laying the backstory, which gives a breath of fresh air. Coming back to mature themes, mature in the sense that I do not mean sexual content. These are mature in the sense of themes like drugs, human trafficking, forced prostitution, and political manipulation. But there are some moments of typical fan service and attempts at sexualizing female characters, though to some extent. Overall, a good enough watch and a hook for another season. Not a masterpiece in any sense, but the storyline keeps you interested until the next season. I would give it a solid 7 out of 10.

I hate when an isekai try to over explain the isekai. Two whole episodes just to explain he was a great assassin who was betrayed and then reincarnated. This could have been done through a short narrated montage. You dont need an entire episode of a goddess info-dumping. Just get to the point. Show me how powerful the character is through organic story progression. You dont need to show the audience a check list of abilities. This is a boring anime, with uninteresting characters, and where nothing of interest happens. I dont even know what this anime is about. The MC's goal is to assassinate the Hero. But thats not what the anime is about. Its just a bunch of stuff that happens. This anime is like every other generic zero-effort isekai, except kids get r*ped in it. Apart from shock value there is nothing. I cant stress this enough: this anime has nothing. The characters are nothing. There is no presence to them.

For an anime about assassination, there was not that much assassination. The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat is an anime created by the same creator of Redo of Healer, with less provocative content, although still dark. Female characters are bland, they exist solely as companions for the protagonist, it's not exactly a harem but they can be pretty boring. The first few episodes were interesting, the protagonist growing up and training, and we get to see his previous life, and how calculated and intelligent he really is. The magic system is really cool, basically, the saving grace of this anime with pretty great writing, incantation swapping for new spells, and "skill-sets" but not in a super RPG-like way, the magic was well thought out and made here, and it works well with an assassin learning how to use magic in his assassinations. World-building is not great, I couldn't care less about the towns and aristocrats presented in this anime, I genuinely forgot everyone, but above all, the middle of this anime slowed down and became really, uninteresting. The first few episodes were great, the last few were great, but most of the anime is dedicated to the protagonist selling moisturizer and doing business and travel work, which is unfortunate because the action scenes are well-made, everything with assassination works well, but most of this anime doesn't revolve around assassination. Character moments and dialogue don't really work when you don't exactly have strong characters, and your protagonist has a very straightforward personality, I expected a lot more from this anime.

This is a bog standard isekai anime. OP MC is reincarnated into another world and gets a harem. This one sets itself apart from most of them in that the MC isn't a horn dog looking for a harem and just stumbles into it. Plot, story, animation, etc. all is pretty meh. It gets a five out of ten for everything. Pretty average. The thing that made me give this a 6 out of ten overall is tits. This isn't a ecchi anime with weird panty shots every five seconds and OP accidentally falling into tits at least once an episode. This is just an anime that tries to hold itself up on it's own merits and has tits in three episodes. It's own merit's aren't strong or unique, but at least it tries to just be itself and throw some tits in for fan service here and there without relying on them. This is something that older anime were masters at and is lacking in today's world. Now days you get tits tits and more tits and a weak story that tries to justify the tits or an anime with no tits. There is a middle ground that can be reached and this anime did a damn good job of it.

Most overrated anime on MAL Story 3/10: Assassin reincarnating as.... another assassin is just a boring concept. The little twist is that now he has magic, but the concept still seems unimpressing. That said even dull plot could be made into enjoyable anime, but that was not the case here. It will be a tough watch even if you're a fan of assassination. The biggest issue of this story apart from its key selling point being incredibly generic and unimaginative is that everything is displayed in poor manner, with daunting 'noble' habits, manners, events and mores. All that with pinky/flashing color palette and art and characters looking like dolls. I watched a few animes with nobility in it and not a single one of them had this poor doll-like shallow art style. Although its description of art more than of story, I believe it had to be included here. Lets now talk about the actual story. In my opinion every episode should be interesting on its own, yet here every episode resembles a filler. Apart from being uninteresting, episodes are pulling the story forward towards the climax and MC's aim, instead of themselves being substantial in any way. Unfortunately most screentime is wasted on manners of the nobility, on small talk and doll-like girls trying to tease MC. Its a total harem with boring characters and story. Art 2/10: As mentioned above, everything is 'cute' and 'sweet', every girl including mc's mom looks like 10year old. Not only that but color palette is barf inducing, and generally everything looks as bad, plastic, fake, shallow and unrealistic as possible. Didnt see a single good looking character or scenery. Sound 1/10: So annoying, every female including mc's mother has a 'cute' voice of an 8 year old girl, intentionally speaking in 'sweet' and annoying manner. I dont remember any good songs either Characters 0/10: As said above, all the girls are doll-like and lack personality, and all of them are in love with MC. there are only 2 male characters besides MC and they arent interesting either. EVEN MC is just bland and overpowered. The moral of the story is supposed to be that even assassins can have soul and free will, yet we are getting a soulless, OP MC without personality. I dont know why I watched it. And i dont know why it has a score above 7 when it should be somewhere around 1-4.

As someone who has watched a good chunk of isekais, I think it is safe to say that the formula has become pretty niche over the years: Guy reincarnates in a fantasy medieval world where swords cross magics with stupid broken abilities and he attempts to do some large-scale thing while scooping up cute girls along the way. Does this anime sound like that description? Perfect. Now, I admit, there is going to be a bit of bias in this review. Possibly because I've seen my fair share of isekais and have gotten pretty bored of the formula, and possibly because I'm a sucker for galaxy-brained strategies, but let's see what World's Finest Assassin did right. Starting with worldbuilding. The general world is pretty generic-sounding. It's a classic medieval style monarchy where lords and nobles controls the general well-being of their region. There is uniqueness in the fact that some families have a reputable heritage, such as the Tuathe De Family for being the Monarchial Hitmen, or famed doctors. That's a fair element of uniqueness, but other than that, not much until the later episodes. There, you see into the backstages of these seemingly glistening cities. Maha and her group being homeless and abused in the orphanage, forced to sell their bodies for some snobby lord's pleasure, or the rampant drug abuse in another region, where its so dire that children struggle just to make sure their parents inhale another line of the stuff. Nasty stuff, and something that an assassin would definitely understand, which would play perfectly into our MC Lugh's development. So even in this repeated environment they managed to find something to build up out of. That's pretty good. Speaking of Lugh, let's get to the characters. Lugh is your classic Jack of All Trades character, smart as hell and physically capable literally because he has an ability that lets him do so. On top of that, he has an unparalleled affinity of magic so potent he literally creates a howitzer cannon three seconds after learning how to make copper. To any, that would've been a shake-off right there, but this is where the magic of screenwriting comes in: When you see the tape rewind, you know its big brain time. All of Lugh's actions are carefully analyzed and an explanation is given on his thought process, meaning its not just him abusing tf outta his powers and hoping something works, but rather him utilizing his powers to his full extent to complement his abilities. Sure, the guy was the world's finest assassin in his previous life, so his development looks bland physically, but when you look emotionally, you observe what is mentally an old man learning how to love for the first time in his life. His first signs of remorse appear not in his previous life, but in this life, along with a desire to protect those he loves. Which transitions nicely into the other people he met I don't think I'm gonna warrant Dia as a main character, she's given a basic breadth of character, but otherwise I think she feels too significant to warrant a discussion. Maybe if this anime continues and we see her operate as part of the assassin team we can come back to this later. Meanwhile, since both Tarte and Maha share similar trends I'll just talk about them both. The biggest problem I have with the both of them is their undying allegiance to Lugh. Sure, he saved their lives, but did you really have to go to Albedo-levels of obsessiveness over that one matter? Its reasonable for Tarte, since she's been with Lugh the longest, but Maha, the researcher, the recon, really? Its one thing to be undyingly loyal, its another thing to be Albedo. Tarte, on the other hand, suffers from the whole insignificant issue where she feels like she isn't doing enough. And frankly, she isn't. Not only is she only there to poke a spear at some people occasionally, we rarely get to see Lugh capitalize his right hand woman to her full potential. Sure Lugh liked to act alone because of his past life, but you really gotta do your girl like that? From the opening sequence of the show alone Tarte couldve been so much more. So Lugh, you better start using your queen in that 5D chess game of yours. Music and Art. This one's decent. The music scores during the most dramatic moments definitely had a play in getting my blood pumped and the clean and refined art of the music really gives a vibrant feel to the entire show. Other than that, the CGI is a bit clunky at times, especially at places like the soldiers scene, that's really my only complaint. I think in summary, The anime did wonderfully at capitalizing off of the vast potential of the characters. There are definitely a few complaints I had, but nowhere near enough to call it a bad isekai. In fact, I think that because of the vast amount of detail and thought that went into the anime, especially the progression and abilities, as well as the literal galaxy-brain that goes on behind Lugh, this anime trumps over traditional ones as one to properly utilize the genres to their advantage. I look forwards to season 2 when Lugh can properly utilize everyone to their best potential

***Mostly No Spoiler Review*** Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku ni Tensei suru Creepy, And Not in a Good Way This anime suffers from a crisis of identity almost to the point of split personality. It wants to be too many things, but none of them work well with each other. It tries to be slice of life, lighthearted comedy, harem, psychological, dark, power fantasy, action, political, proper fantasy, romance drama and more, but the entire thing is like a jigsaw-puzzle completed by forcefully hammering together disparate pieces from several different puzzles. It has too many themes, but does not commit to or fully explore any of them. The result is a shallow-feeling anime that gives you constant tonal whiplash, like when most of an episode is spent on vacuous slice of life, then suddenly, bam! A couple of ridiculously scantily clad girls torturing a man for some reason. Speaking of. The girls. I don't know about you, but me, I don't think it's ok to sexually objectify children just because you made the in of itself questionable choice of depicting them as having like a third of their body weight consist of tits. And also, just over and over stating that the age at which one is considered adult is lower in that world does not, in fact, make it any more ok. We judge things based on our own values, not those of others. There are several other issues of similar nature that I do not feel like talking about, but they all add to the constant sense of unsettling creepiness. Over all, this anime's approach to sexuality just feels gross, like it was written by one of those disgusting people calling themselves "pickup artists". Then there is the magic system. It is very poorly conceived. For some reason, saying some words backwards makes magic happen. Annoying, and dare I say it, lazy. Now, it seems magic can do pretty much anything, so what do you think they choose to use this magic for? Making guns. Yup. They crammed a magic system into this bloated mass of themes, only to use it to make guns. Not even cool magitech guns or anything, just normal guns that they can make out of thin air. But that's not the worst part. There is also the skill system, that they added just to tick the "game-like" box, but even though this system has apparently been giving special abilities to people seemingly always, no one seems to know about it. It was used only as a way for the protagonist to be op, to tick the power fantasy box, and to point out just how powerful this hero the protagonist is supposed to kill is. After that, after the first two episodes, it is completely irrelevant. Speaking of the hero, well... At this point you may ask why I bothered to watch the whole thing, as I quite clearly dislike it. I like subversion of expectations, is why. I know it's not anything original, but still, I wanted to see what they were going to do with the ostensibly central theme. The supposed core premise. Little did I know that the hero, after the second episode, would not be introduced, relevant or even mentioned in more than passing until the very last episode, where they were unceremoniously crammed in at the very end as nothing but a hook for a second season. Seriously, it's like no one in the world, until after the end credits of the final episode, knows that the hero, or the demon lord they are supposed to fight, even exists. Relying on a second season in order to have any time at all for your advertised central theme is not a good thing. The wait was not even slightly worth it. The characters have no depth at all. The girls are all dull and pointless, the goddess acts "quirky", or perhaps just inappropriate, and the protagonist's parents are two flavors of creepy. The protagonist himself acts like a machine, like a robot trying to infiltrate human society, which one could perhaps argue is appropriate for the story, but interesting or engaging it is not. The art is technically well enough made, but the art direction is questionable at best. The music never quite manages to hit that middle ground between too little and too much. Either it is too little and adds nothing to the scene, or it's too much and takes away any tension the scene might have built. Over all, watching this anime made me feel unclean and dissatisfied. I do not recommend it.

I actually didn't read the light novel, so I'm just giving my opinion based on the anime. At the beginning and in the title, he is described as the strongest assassin, I imagine that in the future it will be full of murder or something like that. but that didn't happen AT ALL In fact, the episode contains him using magic rather than his knowledge in killing. Some disgusting scenes that are not very important are often shown, such as getting naked to check muscles... The main heroine here is Dia, at first I was a little attracted to her, she looks strong and has a high curiosity. but in the end... she was made weak and dependent on the MC... the most disgusting... MC likes Dia but still sleeps in the same bed with other girls. and don't forget the fact that MC is over 60 years old

This series drops off in the middle from roughly episode 5 to 9 because too many details don't make it in and the dialogue got far too simplified by how fast it's going. That simplified dialogue does not build much character and threatens to put you to sleep. You are not given a reason for the main character's endeavors in those episodes until after the arc starting in 5 finishes. Then even though this is quite rushed the anime feels like it ends before we get to the main conflict. It is not amazing or impressive or any such thing but the last episode was interesting and I do not regret sticking by to see it. Most of de-recs are from people who dropped the series during the 5-9 episode stretch and some angry homosexuals. Looking forward to S2. Since we got nipples I gave 1 extra point above average.

It is an isekai anime without game-like control panel, pretty much giving a more realistic feeling. The nice thing about the protagonist is that he is not a high schooler to begin with. He started as an assassin of top caliber and almost entering retirement when he died and being reincarnated. He was given a mission and despite given some upper hand such as skills of choice, he was rather severely handicapped against the antagonist. Talk about having 5 skills vs someone with 30 skills. He had no magical weapons and had to build everything up. Surely his greatest strength was his experience as an assassin in modern world. The character, as he progressed, was very powerful but clearly not the strongest by far. There were several limitations and the character development arc was admirable to watch. The reactions to situations and strategy were well explained and at times things did not go as intended. This realism, which is uncommon in isekai genre, is very fresh and makes it rather unique. As the reincarnated character enters 14 years of age, he has the mental capacity of some 60 year-old top assassin and has magical power to make up to the lack of modern equipment and team support. A nice anime to watch if you like fantasy setting without the hero being too dense yet powerful yet acts like a dumb guy yet can beat anyone.

Well.... I honestly entered this anime with some expectations...... Guess that's on me . Of course, this show is ... not that bad, and not insulting i suppose,but it's still a dissapointing journey. And when i learned that this same author wrote the abomination that is Redo of Healer, it all makes sense. Even if this anime is much more tame and honestly better overall, it's still plagued by the same issues that show has.A clear lack of imagination on the writers part is the elephant in the room.You create a perfect environment for insane bouts of creativity with the spells in your world, and this guy ends up using some generic gun and knife spells.The MC.... He's not bad, but honestly he ain't that intresting to watch either. And in some way, he's even worse then a hardheaded protagonist that doesn't figure out there's girls liking him. He knows and still chooses to basically lead them on, pretending to not notice the obvious ,even tho he's clearly incredibly perceptive at his usual. And that lazy finale...... But i guess that's more on the animation studio i guess. Honestly what dissapoints me more is that this one actually had so much potential.... Like him meeting with the other people reincarnated and slowly uncovering some mistery,but they are all played for a unfunny joke.. A bad joke that also makes him look like he's some "chosen one" slop protag.... Also, none of the other characters are fleshed out or have any personality...... Except his parents, who aren't really used that much anyways..... If you're looking to pass the time, i guess you'd have worse choices around here.

Just imagine what would happen if the person going to Isekai was a UB Hikikomori, anti-social and just staying at home without a job, the content will definitely be trash with a naive and wishy-washy MC, because there are lots of beautiful girls here, so it's not very suitable for UB Hikikomori to go to this Isekai. I think this is a good Isekai anime, the graphics, storyline, art style, everything is neatly done, and not just finished to catch up on broadcast time. The opening song and illustrations also really match the content of this anime. I hope there will be a second season soon, even though now it's just been added to the database and there's no certainty when it will be released. I can't wait for the continuation of the story! At this point, I don't have too many words to describe how good this anime is, the most important thing is that I recommend this anime to watch!

Just finished the anime, i actually like the plot/story, its just missing one thing, "MORE EPISODES", i feel like the early episode is really good, i really like the "Maha Arc", but the last episodes just feels really rushed especially 11 and 12 i think they really rush the relationship between Dia and Lugh, The female character is your usual Harem character, but the backstory behind them is actually good, The anime also has good plot twist, i've seen so much anime that most of the time i can guess the plot twist, but this one actually caught me by surprise If you like anime like (Otome game sekai, Unnamed memory, and well any anime that reincarnates and gets a harem) you will like this anime

- I don't think the story is unique, but it worked fine. - The art style was fitting the story well. - A lot of the characters had their flaws. Like why is the mother acting like a ped*? - Their reactions were definitely dramatic most of the time. - I don't think others will either like or dislike the series. If you're bored this will do, but there are better stories. Good concept, the art/scenery is gorgeous, but throughout the story there's ONLY one character who's actually interesting while also being creepy. That's literally and old man sleeping with literal kids who can SMELL his semen, be fr now. Also, what's up with the incest scenes and with the underage female characters having gigantic breasts?

Overall: Ah yes, a guy died and rebirthed into another world. As an isekai junkie, I am set to watch all isekai. This is one of those that explore the trope. I would say, this is an interesting watch with a bit of the so-called " weird anime thing™ ". It is surprisingly good for such a simple concept. Great execution, So I would place this in a solid "really good" tier. However, I don't recommend this to a normie or someone who just started watching anime. But for us isekai connoisseur, a must watch. Short conclusion: 8.25/10 Driving deeper Art: Not super flashy but the action sequence are pretty good, there's some good effort in the production scene. If we are not counting the horrible anime CGI, I would say it is very solid for its quality level. Also, bonus point for the style. 8/10 Character: There's a character development to some degree. Some are relatable in a way, and some are not. There's also the harem + weird anime thing™. 7.5/10 Plot: Pretty standard for an isekai, you have the MC who is super OP in some standard. But the twist this time is that the guy is an assassin who pretty capable of manipulating people and plan out some scheme. The narrative is pretty focused on our MC going around "helping" the main girl. It is pretty cliche, I can see the flag and predict plot from miles away. If you are a seasoned isekai connoisseur, I am sure you can see it coming as well. Aside from that, the climax moment is a very well execute one, one worthy of getting my "hell yeah" shout. 8.5/10 Conclusion:I wouldn't called it a prime treat but it is pretty close to being one, it is just a good anime to watch as an isekai enjoyer. A "watch if you are up for a weird anime thing™" to a normal anime enjoyer. Not recommended for mainstream enjoyer. 8.25/10 for me. Lots of thing that make me as an isekai connoisseur enjoy. But the weird anime thing™ is preventing me from recommending it to my normie friend.