Isshun de Chiryou shiteita noni Yakutatazu to Tsuihou sareta Tensai Chiyushi, Yami Healer toshite Tanoshiku Ikiru

I knew this show was going to go downhill the moment he went to that stupid school. The whole draw of the show is that the guy's a rebel. He gives criminals medical attention and has to keep his medical practice discreet, because he's unlicensed. Kept things interesting despite the whole "OP MC doesn't know he's OP and he has a harem" cliche. Putting him in some boring school, with annoying characters, a boring plot, and a way-too-forgiving conclusion for a villain dropped this from a 6 to barely a 5. Another case of an interesting premise being fed to the fantasy trope machine.

The anime is pretty much an ok anime. In the begginig you might think it will be your generic harem anime, but not really. At least not totally. There are elements, sure, but there is more to it. Without going too deep into the characters, i would say they are fun and entertaining. Nothing crazy, nor revolutionary, but good old archetypes. The animation is, in my opinion, on the worse end of animation these days. Some of the fights are a bit painful to watch due to its animation, and a lot of cheap resources are used to mantain a low budget. The plot is "a bit different" than what you expect from a healer. Still, not that different from generic op healer that can do things other thought impossible. They exploit the "i taught myself how to do this", but at times its kinda weird how oblivious the MC is about, well, everything surrounding him, wether its his talent or why he gets so much attention or whatever.

The anime was a great watch to be fair. It's very generic in the way that we already saw these type of characters everywhere in a lot of anime, but the characters were much more adorable than what i was used to. The main problem of this anime is that the cliffhanger to the guide is really predictable. I saw it coming from 100 kilometers away and im not even exaggerating and also that we already know what's gonna happen in the fights. Powerful mc is destroying the shit out of the antagonist each time he's facing him. Except thos 2 things, it's a great watch and the paste of the anime is really good.

This show is Redo of Healer's less extreme cousin. Our healer protagonist was abused by his old party of jerkasses despite his immense abilities, and this drives him to remake his life. Along the way he'll do several things. First, he'll establish a harem of attractive anime girls -- though this will be of the "flirty status quo" variety rather than the "exposed flopping breasts and ahegao faces" kind. The lizard lady in particualr has the same english VA as Frieren, so that's interesting. He'll also get revenge on those who wronged him, though it won't be as major of a focus as RoH. To be honest, this series doesn't do anything particularly interesting. It's a straight-line Tetris block wiping out 4 rows of demand for adventure x harem anime content. If you're not interested in that by itself, then I doubt you'll find much that's worthwhile in this show. The first 6 episodes in particular are basically nothing but checking off tropes one-by-one: establishing the harem, freeing a slave or two, getting a bit of revenge, some power fantasy, a hot springs scene, the whole works. As someone who *is* interested in this genre, I can report that this show is competent enough, though it's clearly unambitious. Things get a bit more unique in episodes 7-12, though I'd still hardly call it groundbreaking. It knows exactly what it wants to be and hardly deviates from that. I can appreciate the honesty and earnestness.

Yami Healer sets itself up with a premise that sounds at least mildly different — a fantasy-medical mix where the protagonist runs a clinic in the shadows, treating those society would rather ignore. On paper, there’s room for drama, tension, and some clever problem-solving. In practice, though, what you get is a cast of shallow characters, a plot with all the depth of a puddle, and production values that often look like they were stretched too thin. The tone is a mix of fantasy adventure with harem-lite elements and a dash of comedy, but the humor never really lands. Most of the jokes and tropes are recycled so often they lose whatever charm they might’ve had the first time. The pacing is serviceable — it doesn’t drag — but there’s rarely a sense of genuine stakes. Conflicts, whether between fantasy races or against monsters, feel trivial because Zenos, the main character, is absurdly overpowered. More than once, characters exist purely to dump exposition rather than contribute meaningfully to the story. Zenos himself is a chill, naive self-insert type, never truly tested or challenged. The one character who stood out was Carmilla, a wraith with a quirky fondness for him — she had more personality in her limited screen time than the rest of the main cast. Visually, the show struggles. The art style is generic, facial expressions and backgrounds often stay static for longer than they should, and fight scenes rely heavily on convenient cuts instead of actual choreography. That said, there are rare moments where the animation steps up — such as Zenos regenerating an arm in episode two, or the fight against a zombie monster later in the series. These glimpses only highlight how flat the rest of it feels. On the audio side, the soundtrack is perfectly serviceable but entirely forgettable, blending into the background without much impact. Voice acting is competent across the board, but there’s nothing here that elevates the material. In the end, Yami Healer isn’t terrible — it’s just a “nothingburger.” It’s the sort of show you can put on, half-watch, and mildly enjoy without ever needing to think too hard about what’s happening. If you’re after deep storytelling, rich characters, or standout animation, you won’t find it here. But if you just want a light fantasy romp with a wildly overpowered healer at the center, it might be worth a casual spin. Overall rating: 5/10

Honestly, I feel kinda conflicted by this anime. This anime brings a really simple plot to the table, and it doesn't really have any 'plot' to begin with, as stated by one of the people who reviewed this anime. But then again, Sometimes, that is what EXACTLY some people are looking for. If you're looking to watch just a 'generic' anime, with good music to begin and end with, and a somewhat nice party of characters to 'relate' to, I personally recommend it. Even though I wouldn't consider this 'good writing' per se, but it is a 'good' anime. Good enough for you to enjoy during your leisure, when you don't really want to get into an anime with a huge plot and really complicated characters.

It's been a while since I watched this type of anime, so I indulge myself in this anime. Now, after watching this, it felt refreshing since it was a story-driven anime. I thought it would be one of those very over-the-top anime where the protagonists are as stupid as h*ll but somehow, someway, got b*tchies following him. But this guy felt like Sakuta from Bunny Girl Senpai, and I'm f*ck with those kinds of guy. How did I find this? CawcawTV. Yup, a YouTuber, more specifically a reaction YouTuber. I saw him watching this anime and got curious, turns out the anime was uploaded on the Anione Asia channel on YouTube for free. So, I watched the anime along with him. Appealing (Why did I get into the anime?) Do I have to say? Look at those girls, man. Their designs are magnificent, gorgeous, and beautiful. But I was quickly realizing that the anime does not focus on building a harem, like other anime in the same genre as this anime. That's why I kept on going. Platform I have mentioned that this anime is uploaded for free on Anione Asia Channel on YouTube, but this anime also aired on other platforms such as Bahamut Anime Crazy (Taiwan), Bilibili Global, Crunchyroll, and Netflix. The review; Plot/Story Simple. MC got banished from his party, and he grew as a person to... well, actually, he doesn't even want to get his revenge; he just wants to live normally. But then, things happen, and he basically felt like a side character among all the surrounding characters to grow. The only thing that the MC wants is to live happily while running a clinic in the slum. There is a bigger plot to this anime with how the MC is trying to find his master and how the big bad intervenes in his slow life, but I think that can be done... If there will be a season 2. Character While I said there isn't much about the MC, I felt like that's also wrong. My man reminds me of Kitamura Koe from Cross Game, Amane from Angel Next Door, and, ofc, Sakuta from Bunny Girl Senpai. He just doesn't give a f*ck, though he will give a f*ck whenever there is someone needs his healing power... for a price. Lol Other than him, I don't see a lot of things going on with other characters. They grow, like I said, when they get corrected by the MC, but that's it. Though I really want to say, Carmilla, she is one of, if not the best, narrator of anime of all time. This wraith is not only cute, but also so mischievous. Her little teasing of Zenos and narrating his... harem is so good at making me laugh. She is like my spirit animal now. Too bad she never possessed someone. I would really like it if the author had a story where Carmilla finally gets a body; that would be great. OST/SFX This is just... bad. The OP is a mess. I have never been so disappointed with an anime opening that makes me skip the OP completely. It's garbage. I hate the OP. The ED, however, is godlike. It is so calming, and not to mention it is so unique because the ED shows every single character that appeared on the show and does a showcase of them doing their daily lives. It felt like they added a new layer of storytelling to the character we already know. And the SFX of the anime itself, I'm just going to give 2 thumbs up like I always do. Animation It's 50/50. Sometimes it's great, other times it's bad. I think it would be better if the studio didn't do 2 anime at once in the season. This anime would be better if they were focusing on this anime only. I haven't seen the other one per se, but I can imagine it also has that up and down in the animation production. VA 2 thumbs up. Lol, yeah, that's it. Conclusion The good; I'm glad to check this anime out. Very nice way to get back to this genre of anime. The bad; It is very unlikely this anime gets season 2, so I have to probably buy/pirate the manga or LN if I ever want to see a continuation. Gratitude Thanks to Anione Asia for providing this anime for free to view on YouTube. Your work is amazing, keep up the good work. Overall 7.4/10. Would recommend.