Saijaku Tamer wa Gomi Hiroi no Tabi wo Hajimemashita.

Normally I don’t write reviews but this anime hit me personally that I felt I must- this isn’t an anime to watch for heavy fantasy plot or a complicated story line (though I do think it’s a quite unique take on the fantasy-adventure-traveller storyline with the main character shunned for being starless, cursed and lesser than others, in a village where 1-3 star ranking within skill sets determines your capability).
The animation is spectacular, the characters are warm hearted and the protagonist learns many life lessons on their way to becoming independent when thrown out their village and hunted to be killed. Ivy, though only ... a child who doesn’t know much about the world, takes everything bad and tries to make the best of her situation when having nobody to rely on, trust or to care for her - and a great message of the anime signals that no matter who mistreats you, no matter how many people betray you and throw you away saying you’re nothing, you can learn to cope by yourself, make the best of hard times and learn to trust again when you can find the right people to believe in you. I think that message creates an amazing, cosy feel good anime with low stakes, immaculate vibes and animation - perfect for if you’re feeling alone and want something light-hearted.

Also sora the slime is my baby and I’d die for it.

Recommended for those who like slow-paced shows with good story building, and character development.

Story: The story is very similar to pretty much any other isekai, but what makes it stand out is the execution of that story. It follows the traditional route of introducing characters first and then giving their backstories but handles each element quite elegantly, unlike an average isekai. This gives a fair amount of time to each of its genres and themes, be it drama, adventure, fantasy, or even isekai. You won't easily find an isekai where you get reminded of the isekai element every episode. But still, some of the ... parts of the stories in later episodes might feel a bit stretched.
7.5/10

Characters: The story revolves around Ivy and there are many secondary characters, and most of them impact Ivy's character development. So none of the characters' introductions feel forced or unnecessary. There aren't many cheesy characters that an average isekai has.
8/10

Art and animation: The studio is pretty new, considering that, they did a pretty solid job on both the art and the animation and one will barely notice any flaws in animation.
8/10

Soundtrack: It has a decent soundtrack that might sound like a classic Disney fantasy soundtrack.
7/10

If you liked Frieren, Campfire cooking you'll like this one.

I almost dropped it after the first episode and maybe I should have!!! I really despise these characters that feel sorry for themselves. Yes life is hard, yes life's not fair sometimes, but deal with it and move along!!! The "nobody loves me and I'm useless" line gets old real fast! Main character is NOT likeable at all, I did love SORA which basically disappears halfway in. The story overall is all over the place, like the creator had tons of ideas but didn't develop any in particular. It feels disjointed and poorly written. Also what is with the bags???...she has a magic one that can carry everything ... "item box" like.....so what is the purpose of the rest?!?!! I read some of the reviews describing good animation, but I felt the characters' movements other than the main one are stiff and amateurish. I'm not really sure what the purpose of this anime was by the time it ended. It wasn't really an  adventure and it wasn't really something with any purpose. Hope you find it more interesting than I did.