Tensei shitara Dainana Ouji Datta node, Kimama ni Majutsu wo Kiwamemasu

This is kinda weird. There is a lot of big booba maids at first, and then it left to mostly one that particularly dotes on MC, which is nice, but why is he so feminine? It just, man, he is too uncomfortably feminine to be a vessel for projection. I have easier time to empathize with some female characters, than with this.

Story is ordinary wish fulfillment of obtaining cheat powers, and it is ok at that. At least there is no boring minute long lore dumps with some arcane made up rules for magic. Instead it is combat, cool magic animation, nice visuals and stuff. ... So far it kept mostly to display of his flashy cheat magic. No political, or any really, struggle beside his exploration of magics with some humor.

It is little disappointing that boob department, although is present, is severely understaffed, and kept at bare minimum screentime. In other words, fanservice is just too lacking, if you base your expectation on first episode.

What a sad world we live in, where anime with interesting storylines and lots of potential are wasted as shota/loli bait and harems. Clearly, the story is fun. Op mc with a real fascination for magic, he befriends some other charas and wants to learn from them, has an animal companion... so why. why do they add all those cringy ass tropes like the maid being in love/attracted to him when he is literally 10 and even looks like a child. I thought I could bear with it but the 'fanservice' on episodes 5 and 6 is so over the top it's annoying. Why does ... she need to get naked and put that child between her boobs every other scene, jaaaaail. If this anime was an outlier I would just move on but the problem is, it's not. These pervy tropes are sooo common and I just don't get it, what is Japan's fascination with depravity.. I wouldn't care if I was watching a hentai or even a harem labeled anime, but the tags are just ' adventure, fantasy, reincarnation ' my god. Average anime soft lauching pedophilic themes as usual, what's new.
Pros: the chara design is cute, the fights are fun, boy is just op and enjoying his power while desiring more knowledge
Cons: pedobait and too much fanservice that distracts from the story
Overall if it had no sus scenes it would've been an 8, but considering how annoying they are I have to rate it around 6.5 or lower depending on how the next episodes unfold. Although it had a solid start, all that bs made me disappointed as I kept watching.

This show has a crystal clear intended audience, one that does not align with my personal preferences.

Undoubtedly, the standout feature of this series is its dynamic and captivating fight sequences. Characterized by a rapid pace and imbued with a sense of magic, they are the series' crowning achievement. Unfortunately, the animation quality outside of combat leaves much to be desired, bordering on the verge of being unwatchable. It's a newish studio, so poor CGI is not exactly unexpected, but still disappointing.

For those who critique Tensura's extensive world-building, the absence of such elements in this show may be a welcome departure. The narrative thrusts viewers into ... a magical realm with little explanation of political structures, economic systems, or the underlying principles of magic. This narrative choice simplifies the creative process for the author, allowing for spontaneous developments that seamlessly integrate into the storyline.

Next up, this anime definitely must be labeled Ecchi. Make no mistake, It's completely fine to have random ecchi scenes here and there with no plot relevance whatsoever. But please, please tell viewers in advance. Otherwise, you inevitably end up with the wrong people watching your show and complaining about it. Not all love interests are conventionally appropriate, and some in this show are borderline. I'm not here to tell you what's right or wrong but be advised that you may not like it if you are against adults acting suggestively towards kids with luscious tights.

Moreover, the series sends another troubling message by associating magical ability predominantly with genetics. This thematic choice runs counter to contemporary societal ideals of fostering equal opportunities for all. Yet, here we see MC gaining a huge boost in abilities immediately after reincarnation. Needless to say, there are no signs of character development as a result, since he is OP from the start.

This show is for you if you like easy-to-watch, questionable ecchi, magical fights, and OP MCs.