Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi (Redo of Healer)

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Synonyms: Kaiyari

Japanese: 回復術士のやり直し

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Type: TV

Episodes: 12

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jan 13, 2021 to Mar 31, 2021

Premiered: Winter 2021

Broadcast: Wednesdays at 23:30 (JST)

Producers: Lantis, AT-X, Glovision, Docomo Anime Store, Kadokawa Media House, Kadokawa, Bandai Namco Arts

Licensors: Sentai Filmworks

Studios: TNK

Source: Light novel

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Ecchi

Theme: Harem

Duration: 24 min. per ep.

Rating: R+ - Mild Nudity

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Score: 6.33¹ (scored by 221,829 users)

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Ranked: #7047²

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Popularity: #399

Members: 435,735

Favorites: 4,617

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When Keyaru acquired his powers as a Hero who specialized in healing all injuries regardless of severity, it seemed that he would walk the path to a great future. But what awaited him instead was great agony; he was subjected to years of seemingly endless hellish torture and abuse. Keyaru's healing skills allowed him to secretly collect the memories and abilities of those he treated, gradually making him stronger than anyone else. But by the time he reached his full potential, it was far too late—he had already lost everything.

Determined to put his life back on track, Keyaru decided to unleash a powerful healing spell that rewound the entire world back to the time before he began to suffer his horrible fate. Equipped with the anguish of his past, he vows to redo everything in order to fulfill a new purpose—to exact revenge upon those who have wronged him.

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Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi: Sokushi Mahou to Skill Copy no Chouetsu Heal

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Keyaru

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Hozumi, Yuya
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Setsuna

Main

Ishigami, Shizuka
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Jioral, Flare Arlgrande

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Shibuya, Ayano
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Reese, Eve

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Takamori, Natsumi
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Crylet, Kureha

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Aikawa, Natsuki
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Jioral, Norn Clatalissa

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Tsuda, Minami
Japanese

Bullet

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Inada, Tetsu
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Blade

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Asaoka, Takuya

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Tsuchiya, Masaki

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Fudeyasu, Kazuyuki

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Kuribayashi, Minami

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"Zankoku na Yume to Nemure (残酷な夢と眠れ)" by Minami Kuribayashi

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"Yume de Sekai wo Kaeru nara (夢で世界を変えるなら")" by ARCANA PROJECT

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Mar 31, 2021

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 10

Marinate1016 (All reviews)

1938 people found this review helpful

Finally, after all these years, the definitive magnum opus of the Japanese anime industry is here. Eva who? Shingeki no what? Redo of healer is unironically one of the best shows in recent memory. It’s not for everyone, in fact it’s probably not for most people. That’s fine. It was for me.

“You only like Redo because of how edgy it is” Well, you’re not wrong. What makes Kayari so enjoyable is not its story, which is actually pretty good in its own right, but its unique take on the dark fantasy general and how it takes traditional preconceptions of what a MC has to be, and turns them on their head. We have all the same traditional set ups that we’re accustomed to with this genre. JRPG inspired world, OP MC surrounded by a harem of girls, setting out on a quest, etc, ect. Where the series sets itself apart from others is the MCs approach to revenge and life.

In traditional series like this, you have a MC who is afraid of hurting people, afraid of women and just a beta male in general. What I love about Keyaru is the fact that he just doesn’t give a fuck. He’s not afraid to tear people apart, literally and figuratively, and he reacts how a normal person in his situation would. I love that. What people often forget about when they write negative reviews and talk about the MCs use of rape as a weapon, is the emotional, physical and psychological abuse that he endured at the hands of the people he gets revenge on. Yes, rape is horrible, but in the context of Kayari it is totally understandable from a literary and logical standpoint why its used in the story.

One negative thing about the anime, is the fact that Keyaru’s desire to not hurt anyone who hasn’t hurt him isn’t emphasised. I think that caused a lot of people to hate him as an MC because of the cut monologues that provide context about his emotional state. While Keyaru is not a good guy in the traditional sense, he is not out to hurt people who have not abused him or hurt his companions. He’s not just out raping and killing people for the sake of it.

On the animation quality side of things, I think TNK did a better job than I was expecting. The fight scenes are surprisingly well done and the sex scenes are as fluid as you’d hope. I do think the OST was pretty weak, but that’s a rather minor complaint.

A story that makes you uncomfortable is not necessarily a bad story. Sometimes we need to have our views and ideas challenged, and I think Kayari can provide that for fans of dark fantasy anime/LNs. Again, you know damn well if this show is for you or not. If you’re just gonna have a meltdown about how edgy it is, just stay away.

Kayari gets 10 heals out of 10.

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Mar 31, 2021

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 4

literaturenerd (All reviews)

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I haven’t written many seasonal reviews this year. I slept on Mushoku. I slept on Promised Neverland Season 2. I slept on the glorious Ex-Arm! I will NOT sleep on Redo of Healer! This is one I absolutely had to review as soon as it finished! I gave this a 4 because Redo of Healer is dogshit, but it’s also hands down the most entertaining anime of Winter 2021! I’m dead serious.

So, exactly what kind of idiocy are we in for? In case you aren’t aware, there is a certain sub-genre within the wide world of isekai. These are the isekai like Shield Hero that were spawned from the massive success of Mushoku Tensei in 2012. Is Sword Art Online too feminist for you? Are you sick of progressive concepts like “consent” ending up in your anime? These are the anime for you! These are pure power fantasies for a market of angry, young, single men. These series absolutely revel in their level of political incorrectness even by Japanese standards. Mushoku is proud to be pro-pedophilia. Shield Hero is proud to be pro-slavery. To be honest, I don’t actually mind this at all. If these series serve as a healthy outlet for frustration and anger, then they are doing a good thing. I may not be the target audience, but not every piece of media is made for everyone. It is perfectly fine for media to sometimes be exclusive. I worked at a Walmart in Tennessee and sold easily about 500 Pureflix movies every month. I am not offended if a movie is made specifically for straight, white, Evangelical Christians and everyone else is going to have a bad time. Sure, it would of course be an issue if that were every movie, but that doesn’t mean we should take the opposite extreme and try erase 100 percent of those movies! Everyone deserves a movie or show that’s made for them. Sometimes we all want to feel comfort, acceptance, and recognition that we don’t have to work for.

So where does Redo of Healer fit into all this? Honestly…I’m not even sure. Redo of Healer takes this reactionary power fantasy SO far that it becomes an absolute joke. At certain points, I was entirely convinced I was watching a Juvenalian satire. In other words, a show that wanted to make fun of these types of isekai by exaggerating their faults. People genuinely like Naofumi from Shield Hero and Rudeus from Mushoku. Keyaru is completely unlikeable by design. There is no twisted worldview where he’s the good guy. He is a force of chaotic evil who happens to be torturing and killing lawful evil because they harmed him. We can laugh our asses off when he casts a spell on his dick to make himself iron hard and slaps a princess in the face. However, it is impossible to see Keyaru a decent person. Just in case the audience ever gets close to sympathizing with him, it gives him a maniacal laugh and clear-cut villain speech where he proves that he doesn’t care about saving anyone and solely cares about himself. He was fully willing to poison and massacre an entire city simply to gain a sex slave that he can manipulate and commit statutory rape against. When a villain tried to massacre a city to draw him out, he just sat there and watched the massacre happen. Only when a merchant he happened to sort of like was killed did he decide on a whim to save a few survivors. When his favorite restaurant was massacred, he didn’t care about the people. He decided to summon a giant bull and have it rape the killers to death in order to “avenge the food”. Keyaru is best described as 10 percent Lelouche, 20 percent Shield Hero, and 70 percent Kefka from Final Fantasy. He is a broken man that has been driven insane by years of torture, drugs, and rape. Now he exists solely to dole out hilariously over the top punishment on all those who wronged him.

I’ve argued with several friends on MAL over whether or not Redo was a satire. There are plenty that believe it is actually genuine and the original light novel author is simply that depraved. However, I would argue that Redo of Healer is so ridiculous that it doesn’t even matter if the original author intended it to be serious. The director of the 2006 Wicker Man remake intended it to be a serious and disturbing film that he made as a critique of modern feminism. Nicholas Cage said it best. “When you make a film in which a man dresses up in a bear suit and runs around punching women, you’ve made a comedy.” Redo of Healer can only be classified as a comedy. It’s not really a revenge porn because it isn’t erotic. The sadist who would be satisfied when Keyaru summons 3 ogres to rape and eat an evil lesbian to death will instantly lose his chub when Keyaru busts out a half rack of baby back ribs to munch on and tells her to spread her butthole more. I don’t think it’s clinically possible to get an erection watching this show. The tonal whiplash is simply too intense. Redo of Healer is a comedy just like Top Gun is a gay community cult classic and Dolemite is a comedy and not a serious kung fu film. At a certain point it doesn’t matter if it was entirely intentional or not. Interestingly, this makes Redo of Healer far more inclusive and broadly appealing than Shield Hero or Mushoku. You don’t need to be male to enjoy this show. You don’t have to be straight. You don’t need to be a virgin with rage. All you need to have a ball with Redo of Healer is a dark sense of humor.

I’m not going to spend much time covering the plot of this show, because the plot honestly doesn’t matter. Redo is about a sad little twerp who gets tortured for years by a team of evil knights who are bent on global conquest. However, this sad sack is actually an evil genius who is formulating a ridiculous revenge scheme. In the first episode, he uses a magic MacGuffin and goes back in time to take advantage of his absurdly OP powers and inflict suffering on all of his enemies. So how is he so powerful? Allow me to introduce you to the moronic magic system in this anime. Healing powers are considered a cursed gift because you must relive all the memories of whoever you heal. That means experiencing all their pain and suffering. This also means that Keyaru can duplicate the spells and abilities of anyone he has healed because he has their memories and knows how to do it. Here’s why that’s so stupid. Keyaru never exercises and isn’t in good shape. He hasn’t conditioned his body at all. Yet he’s able to run at superhuman speed and has superhuman strength simply by having the memories of great athletes. Just because you theoretically know how to run doesn’t mean you’ll be as fast as Usain Bolt! A doctor with poor hand eye coordination can know exactly how to perform a surgery and still won’t be able to do it! He also doesn’t have an abnormally high level of mana, but can cast S tier spells because he knows the basics of how to do it. Keyaru’s power is either intended to be a joke or the author of the LN is a complete moron. Honestly, it could be either from what I’ve seen of the man’s interviews.

However, Keyaru’s bullshit power has one amazing upside for the viewer. Every single spell in existence is activated by the incantation “HEAL!” This means that every single battle in the show is Keyaru just screaming “HEAL! HEAL! HEAL! HEAL!” ad infinitum. I can’t describe how funny this becomes after a few episodes. All credit goes to Keyaru’s amazing voice actor. If that man ever comes here to my town, he will never have to buy a drink! I will pay his bar tab for life!

Should you watch Redo of Healer? If you can appreciate dark comedy and want to laugh at something stupid, I absolutely recommend this one! I’m a little sad I can’t bring myself to rate it higher, but it’s also a pretty lousy show on an art and technical level. Definitely bring this title to your next bad movie night. You will be laughing until tears stream down your faces! Shame on Funimation for adapting the virgin Mushoku and not dubbing the Chad Redo of Healer. This should be seen and enjoyed by as many people as possible!

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Mar 31, 2021

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 3

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Shield Hero is having an inferiority complex rn.

Ok hear me out, I really want to give this an ironic high rating, but it is literally beyond my capability to even do so. Like I want to be super quirky like other reviewers who rate ironically too :( you know like that one preliminary 10/10 Ex-Arm review that poses a threat to comedy, or perchance the voguish undaunted NTR-immune de-Twitter’d armor-plated exemplars who fervently admire this sort of stuffs.

Anyhow, it’s bad, because it kinda gets boring especially towards the end. But still not that bad.

After 12 episodes, I barely even know what happens. Comment on my intelligence however you want, but whenever I watch this show and specifically this show, my attention span halves and my brain ceases to intellectually function (though confessedly I just don’t really care about the show). But that didn’t matter. At the end of the day, what matters is that I was slightly amused by the show, sardonic or not, yet also got bored of it pretty quickly. And if there’s anything I ought to be mindful of, it is that unlike Shield Hero, our protagonist healer hero isn’t some midway morally ambiguous caitiff that we’re supposed to like. Ironically, that makes it all the better.

Let’s get one thing straight first. The discourse on morality, sexual violence and (hate to even type this) ‘thematic depth’ regarding this show is all worthless to me, because for a torture porn to receive such a treatment is unthinkable. It’s like saying “I watch Ruggero Deodato’s movies for the plot”. Now after finishing the show you might be wondering, why are most of the characters over-the-top unhinged subhuman garbage with not a single redeeming quality? The answer is pretty simple, they aren't supposed to deserve the audience’s remorse. This attributes to the “look at how satisfying the rape revenge brought upon these scums is”, which is essential to how torture porn works. None is meant for you to relate or understand more about rape and revenge, and this is no meaningful writing in my book so I wouldn’t take it seriously either. We, the audience, are conditioned to feel absolute contempt and hatred for the abusers, for it is merely a natural and rational response to despise humans who have shown zero human traits and committed countless heinous acts. So conveniently, the show justifies these unrealistic, comically malicious characters’ suffering, make them suffer for the sake of it to appeal to the instinctual human response. Of course, whether you’re content with the revenge or not is within your power, yet it is hardly deniable that that is the intent of the show. Though talking about nuance, even under a negative light, for something this straightforwardly farcical and exploitative is still mindboggling.

“But no one deserves to be tortured.”
Ok save that for a serious talk. Because even more conveniently, a once sane, upright protagonist has become a psychopath, reasonably after years of torment. Convenient, isn’t it? For whatever a psychopath does isn’t even within the realm of morality. It matters not if you believe the people who got involved in his revenge didn’t deserve their punishments, because the man is already as far from sanity as humanly possible. Better yet, the show is completely aware of what it’s doing, and acknowledges how evil the MC is. I wouldn’t consider laughing manically after bathing under the blood of the soldiers who just killed the people from your own village is very batman-like; at least from how I see it, the show doesn’t make it seem cool? Sure it works in favor of evil, but it isn’t deceptive nor does it shun its evilness. And not yet, there are still more plot conveniences to come. This man also happens to be a literal god with the kind of power that can technically do anything in the name flimsy alchemy (time travel(??), altering people’s appearance, forceful erection, hentai mind-breaking, etc.). Yes it makes no sense, but again, this is all just an excuse. It excuses his actions, his revenge, his methods, his fucking, his every misdeed simply because it needs to get to the point, the torture porn. There’s nothing deeper about it. In a way, this makes it sort of a hysterically enjoyable watch at times. Watching a comically-treated gloating, egomaniacal psychopath doesn’t give a damn about anything even if he might appear otherwise at first, and how his hedonic methods of revenge is equally as horrible as his victims, is all so hilarious for whatever reasons. I also could not care less about whatever happens to the mc because he’s a purely wicked guy himself. So to sum up the experience, it's like witnessing an inhuman villain slaughtering other inhuman villains while the whole thing is so absurdly comical, and it’s quite honestly not that bad (at first).

Inevitably, the formula is destined to be worn out and soon enough, I’m very easily bored (this became an issue after like 4 or 5 episodes I believe). Everything is repetitively patterned, which is to be expected, and that ultimately is its biggest flaw. Sure there might be 1 or 2 funny things happen once in a while to tingle my mingle like the shadow schlong episode. But generally, there isn’t much to look forward to, because the formula doesn’t change. Our protagonist's path of vengeance won't see any alternative for as long as this goes, and the outcome is predictably a 2-sides-of-the-coin. Whatever triumph lies ahead or catastrophe befalls the protagonist simply doesn't compel me, because I have no care for him in the first place. I take none of this seriously so it shouldn't come as a surprise that for a repetitive formula, nothing can be of interest for a 12-episode length. I guess avoiding the pitfall of Shield Hero – not make the MC someone meant to be liked and make revenge not a complete pain in the ass to sit through by not being serious – can only benefit it so much. For a bluntly exploitative series, enjoyment is everything. Make no mistake, the self-aware irony and hilarity don’t compensate its dreary repetitiveness and a direction that doesn’t pique my interest. By the way, I didn’t watch most of the Shield-Hero-esque trading/investigating/wandering shenanigans in this show but I get the gist of it. Still let’s just say Redo of Healer does it better and thus is a wholly better show because we all know that’s true.

For the overall production quality, it’s aight like a mid-tier hentai I didn’t pay much attention. The voice acting makes it pretty funny though, so I approve that. So, does it make you a psychopath if you enjoy watching how absurdly psychopathic the protagonist is? No. Does it make you a subhuman garbage that deserves no remorse if you root for the dude? Probably not (except if you actually take it seriously in some twisted way, but morality is shit-fest of a discussion anyway). And does it make you a man of virtue for feeling sick watching a torture porn? Fuck no. Also you have the carte blanche to jerk off to this, yeah I know you’re welcome. Enough said, Shield Hero can go suck Healer Hero’s long shadow schlong. This is objectively the superior revenge tale.

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Mar 31, 2021

12 of 12 episodes seen

Overall Rating: 1

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I am not a social justice warrior. But I don’t condone revenge porn either. Although I would like to just write off every detail of this anime as misogynistic and rapey, I’m going to be as objective as possible in this review. So even if you don’t agree with me, please don’t just throw me off as a triggered reviewer. The reason I am asking for this is because Redo of Healer is a very likely candidate for most controversial anime of the year, if not ever.

Now that I have clarified the purpose of this review, let me ask: What is the appeal of this anime? Why do people have an interest in it? Well, if you just take a look at the top 2 recommended anime, you’ll notice that it’s Shield Hero and Goblin Slayer. Shield Hero is a revenge story released in 2019 with a score still of at least 8.0 at the time of this review being submitted. It’s Kinema Citrus’ most popular anime. Shield Hero garnered huge numbers money-wise and received both heavy criticism and praise on both sides of the community. On the other hand, Goblin Slayer has an infamous 1st episode that recieved even worse criticism and depicts graphic rape scenes. Now, you may ask, is this the love child of Shield Hero and Goblin Slayer? Well, I actually haven’t watched Goblin Slayer, but I can definitely confirm Redo of Healer is an even more vengeful, darker series than Shield Hero. The reason I am mentioning these two series is because most people in the anime community know how infamous they are. I don’t mean Shield Hero and Goblin Slayer are popular like Attack on Titan or My Hero Academia, I’m saying these shows being recommended for Redo of Healer fans are known for extremely polarizing content. And as you can tell by my score of Redo of Healer, I don’t think it’s good. Far from it.

Also, what is the main aspect that people are watching for? Is it for the mediocre at best animation? The newbie voice acting and generic soundtrack? The 1-D characters and ‘repetitive’, one-trick pony story? In all honesty, the appeal of this type of anime is clear because it is on the hentaihaven site. It’s simply a hentai with a ‘plot’. In my opinion, denying that would be a denial of a fact.

The 1st episode starts out with the backstory of our MC, who I will not name because he does not need one. After being abused and raped by practically every soldier, in the Jioral Kingdom, he sets his eyes on vengeance against all those who wronged him. When given the convenient opportunity to use his ‘healing powers’ to 1v1 a demon overlord that incapacitated the Jioral Kingdom’s 3 best fighters, he travels back in time to before he became a ‘healer’. Right at this point, it should be fairly obvious that both the action scenes are as fluid as a rock and the story revolves around a Gary Stu that’s not likeable. So visually or characterization-wise, there is zero appeal. What does the MC do after turning back the time? He eats poisonous mushrooms and essentially practices the same torture that was done by his torturers on himself so he can attain drug immunity. By the end of the 1st episode, there is ‘justification’ for the MC to continue plotting against the world for his grand scheme because one of the characters decides to say out loud that she wants to force the MC to use his healing powers by any means necessary. In flashbacks and timelapses of the following episodes, he then relives the cycle of being abused by his captors again before actually deciding to take his revenge. The audience sees minutes-long graphic depictions of his abuse over and over again by Princess Flare, male soldiers, and two LGBTQ+ characters, Blade and Bullet.

The way this anime portrays the two LQBTQ characters is problematic. If their sexual identity wasn’t their defining trait, it might’ve been less noticeable, but their personalities are the pinnacle of lesbian and gay stereotypes. Blade, appearing to hate the MC for being a male and for ‘spreading his filth’ on to Princess Flare, violently kicks him around while also having oral sex with him so she can ‘taste’ Princess Flare. The stereotypes that Blade falls into are ‘Lesbians are masculine people’ and ‘Lesbians hate every single man’. Blade is the only LGBTQ+ woman in this show and it appears to remain that way. The writer for Redo of Healer is using already negative stereotypes which perpetuates false misinformation about the pride community. Meanwhile, Bullet is a gay man who treats the MC like a child, makes flirtatious remarks about him, and also violently slapping him. All the while, Blade speaks about love as he also rapes the MC. Blade falls into the negative stereotypes that ‘all gay men are feminine and exuberant people’, ‘gay people are pedos or sexual predators’, and ‘LGBTQ+ people try to convert others into being LGBTQ+”. Although Blade is not the only gay man, every soldier in the Jioral Kingdom is a sexual predator who lines up to rape the MC. The writer blatantly uses the most homophobic perceptions of an already marginalized community to create hatred of these characters. There is no other way to say it. This is objectively bad.

Other than these unnecessarily lengthy graphic scenes, every following episode is just sex with a plot. It’s not even about revenge Character-wise, all the women are initially ‘mean, cold-hearted people’ who eventually fall in love with the MC after he magically saves them or ‘shows them the truth’. They then have sex with the MC multiple times and lose all of their initial characteristics while the main character continuously acts as a vengeful being. All other males are portrayed just as vile as the main character. Everyone has no other personality traits. Additionally, he is able to continuously add to his harem because his ‘healing’ powers allow him to permanently copy everyone’s ability and use it for himself. There’s nothing he can’t do. Change the appearance of his face? Check. Massacre an entire army? Check. Brainwash girls into not having any memories of him? Check again. If you can name it, he can probably do it, most likely without even copying someone’s abilities himself since the writer just conveniently hands it to him. A question I asked myself as I finished every episode is, “What is this guy’s purpose?” In the first episode, he had multiple opportunities to just kill off everyone in a bloody massacre but he decided to go back in time before anyone had abused him. When he relived the hell of rape and torture again, I asked “Why?” He had opportunities to gain his powers without resorting to this hell. He could’ve escaped, killed everyone immediately using his overpowered abilities, or developed the story like a normal power fantasy. Particularly with his revenge on Flare, we see an entire episode of the MC violently hurting her before forcing her to have sex with him. He then brainwashes her, escapes with her and tells Flare that she is his lover. Following this, Flare just magically falls in love with him and they have ‘consensual’ sex together for the remaining episodes. Maybe I just don’t know how revenge works, but isn't awareness of the MC’s vengeance part of the revenge? Is taking this brainwashed girl along actually relevant to his revenge or is it just an excuse to give this despicable MC a harem? Every other girl in his harem has never wronged him and he doesn’t need to do anything, but they become part of his posse of people who he has sex with. That still doesn’t really answer my question of “What is this guy’s purpose?” It appears to me at least that the MC is ‘supposed’ to be an antihero that the audience is supposed to cheer for, but I cannot fathom why. It’s 2021. March is Women’s History Month and we have this kind of show that finishes airing today? Is this some kind of sick joke? Are we supposed to cheer when he rapes and brainwashes women into thinking he’s some kind of dark knight in shining armor? My answer is no. I cannot find anything objectively positive about Redo of Healer at all and I don’t see why anyone should.

Some will consider the MC’s rape as ‘justice’ while others will consider it as simply ‘fucked up’. These are both opinions that exist in the anime community, whether anyone likes it or not. In my opinion, it’s a rapey revenge show with a sex-of-the-week plot and zero themes. There are significantly better revenge stories out there that actually have redeeming qualities. I know some people have a kink for the rapey parts and other people will find it infuriating and insulting. Although I find myself in the latter camp, I have broken down the core aspects of this hentai/‘story’. There’s a censored and uncensored version. When you watch this kind of show, it’s probably not for the ‘story’ but for the sex scenes. Some fans will not find this objective cause of the rating, but to be honest, fans of any show will defend whatever they love these days. I just rated this how I would any other anime, using my opinion of an objective score. I’m prepared to block people who send hate comments to me because of my review. You might ask why I didn’t go full subjective and just bash this show for everything possible. Other people are already doing that. I’m just providing a concurring opinion without adding to the echo chamber. Hope that helps. Overall Rating 0/10.

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