Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo?

Is there even a way to get a good story together with only 10 episodes? You can argue about it, but the best way to find it out is to actually watch 10 episodes. After I have finished some of those anime completely, I can definitely tell: Yes! It is possible. However, it needs to be very well written and the producer has to know exactly how quick your story has to evolve. Did Mondaiji manage this? No - it didn't. But that doesn't mean it wasn't enjoyable. Here's a better explanation:

The anime is about three kids with special abilities transported to another world where ... the inhabitants participate in various Gift Games. These are games in which you and your opponent wager something; with rules and a referee. The kids soon agree to join a small community to up against the more powerful one because, after all, they are bored kids.
The story itself seems pretty basic and go on very quickly. Sometimes you wish it is a bit slower, but what do you expect in 10 episodes. It is explained in different flats and that's what gives it the depth it needs. Still, it's nothing new or special.
Story: 5/10

The three main characters all have a pretty unique look that nicely matches their personalities. They are the typical main characters, cool and selfish but always positive and never afraid. The other characters in Little Garden are really diverse and their outfits have a wide range as well. The imagination just runs wild when it comes to the characters. From elves to fairies and demons, there is no shortage of interesting or creative characters in the anime.
Characters: 7/10

The Art and Sound really fit the anime almost perfectly. You really feel how much effort was put into it. The art is beautiful and the music really lines up everything else in the anime. Sometimes overused, this is the best part of the anime.
Art and Sound: 9/10

The straight story and no new elements are a big hinder to the enjoyment. The rest was pretty good, but couldn't let the big minus just vanish. It had great moments for sure, but those were still too "normal" and weren't included too often.
Enjoyment: 4/10

Overall: Mondaiji is one of the anime people with low expectations or freshman will love. But giving it a closer look shows some weaknesses. Compared to the great characters and Animation, it gives a fine introduction into the genre itself.
Overall: 5/10

This anime was the "top recommended" to the "No Game No Life", so I decided to give it a chance, since it seemed to be similar to the NGNL, which I truly enjoyed watching. However, given the opportunity, I would recommend watching this BEFORE watching NGNL.

Story - 3

Though the plot is, indeed, very similar to NGNL, it lacks any clear direction/goal. The 3 main characters with superpowers from 3 parallel worlds, are summoned into one different world to do... Well, what exactly? Across all 10 episodes, their goal is not clearly formed or stated. Motivation? Almost non-existent - they just want to have fun. ... Furthermore, their definition of "fun" lacks imagination and finesse. The essence of the world they've ended up in, and its history is explored/explained to a bare minimum. Therefore, after all 10 episodes, I cannot say that I've watched a "story". Instead - I'll have to say that I watched 10 episodes of something, which wasn't a total time-waste, but didn't have any oomph to it as well.

Characters - 8

This, in my opinion, is where "Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo?" wins. The main characters all have intriguing superpowers, complimented by interesting personalities, unfortunately the anime doesn't go into explaining where/how they got their powers from, as well as not going into exploring their past. However, this leaves the viewer with endless questions, the answers to which are only limited by one's imagination. And I personally approve of such intrigue surrounding the MCs.

Art/Sound/Enjoyment - 6

Not much to say here - all of the above are exactly that - fair. The art is fair, with just enough effort put into it to not distract the viewer from the story (which is, once again, quite boring and uneventful). Sound is also OK, but nothing to get excited about - typical for a short-span anime. Enjoyment - well, if the MC beating an antagonist without much effort or tactical skill, is something you would enjoy, then this anime is definitely for you, otherwise, you would probably forget about this anime shortly after watching it.

Overall - 5

Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? had just bare minimum in order to keep me watching throughout the 10 episodes, however, without any conclusion or a thought-out strategy/goal, it really is mediocre time-waster - one among many.

Feels? - Never heard of them...

First time writing a review in MyAnimeList since I don't really watch anime often.

Anyways, I rate the story 7, because the show only contains 10 episodes and I don't know what happened after the show ended

The art is Very good, I really like the big eyes on the characters

the sound is ok i guess, it might be because i have a bad headphones but i didnt enjoy it.

The characters has that feel of No game no life characters, I really liked how the mc is smart and op, My sort of genre is how op can a character get. thats why i love one punch ... man, and some isekai anime that i didnt even remember the name.

I enjoyed it good i guess, it just lacks episodes

Overall i rate it a 6.5 because its cooler than most modern anime in this time