Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken 3rd Season

The view that 'That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime' is a boring addition to this Spring's anime lineup might be missing the point. This series, known for its slower pace, prioritizes world-building and character development, which have been its strengths since Season 1. We're just three episodes in, and already, the consistent animation quality and solid voice acting are shaping up to enhance the experience.

If you've enjoyed the previous seasons, this one won't disappoint. It’s not just about visual appeal; it sets the stage for a story that unfolds through thoughtful diplomatic choices and deep community and world-building.

The series may start without high-stakes ... conflict, but it promises to build up and deepen over time. For those who appreciate a show with depth and measured storytelling, this anime is worth continuing, especially if you're invested in its world and characters. It offers a thoughtful exploration of how leadership and society can evolve in a fantastical setting, which is exactly what this anime is about. No negative surprises so far.

I recommend sticking with it, especially if you're a fan of characters like Diablo. And for those whose brains are perhaps a bit fatigued and fried by the constant dopamine releases from faster-paced shows, give it a try anyway. You might get rewarded in the long run. For people who are getting annoyed by those fast-paced shows, this season might be refreshing to you.

That Time I Got Reincarnated at the snooze table.

For 6 straight episodes, it was just a bunch of people gathered around a table spouting off exposition or what their next plans are going to be with nothing actually happening.

There is so little animation done this season that I genuinely dont know if the quality is the same, better, or worse. I am not joking when I say it's mostly still frames that switch between characters (sometimes not even with mouths moving) as a character dumps exposition or is engaged in the dullest dialogue.

With so much talking thats been done the last 6 episodes, i sure ... hope a lot happens the next couple episodes. Don't think I can watch another episode of just them yapping with nothing actually going on.

The first four episodes are just stuck behind that damn table. For episode 5, the table is only going to be changed; this is what weakens the narrative of the story. A good anime should maintain quality from start to finish, making each episode memorable. This season, however, the anime is a disaster. Maybe it will improve from episode 8 onwards. I don't recommend watching it now unless you have nothing else to watch, especially since only episode 4 has aired.
From what I've watched so far, it feels more like listening to a podcast or reading a newspaper, without any significant events. You could easily ... start from episode 5 without missing much of the story. It's quite hilarious when Rimuru orders each character with the same command, and this goes on for a whole minute. It could be more enjoyable if this dialogue were interspersed with flashbacks or different facial expressions to make the conversation more bearable.