Ningen Fushin no Boukensha-tachi ga Sekai wo Sukuu you desu

Ningen Fushin started out as one of the most promising shows of the season. One of the latest in the “banished from the hero’s party” style of betrayal and redemption fantasy shows. Unfortunately what started out as a promising fantasy show with a fun cast devolved into a directionless mediocre story with no sense of purpose.

I want to be clear that while Ningen Fushin definitely fell off I still liked the show for the most part. I’m just disappointed that it wasn’t as good as it could have been. The first few episodes give us a ragtag group of adventurers who have been cast out ... by the world and betrayed for various reasons, coming together to form a party and slowly but surely opening up to one another. Seeing the characters’ mini arcs, how they went from being on top of the world to rock bottom before ultimately meeting the others was really cool.

I thought there was something natural about how all of them reacted to that trauma and moved on from it. Once those mini arcs stopped though, around episode 6 or so, we got a couple of what felt like filler episodes before getting into the next arc which frankly just felt weak. I do understand that this is of course a light novel series so the second volume was probably just weak compared to the first, but still, it’s a bit jarring with how good those first few eps were. It felt like the last two episodes are where the actual meat and potatoes of the story gets going and where the series starts to earn it’s “disillusioned adventurers save the world” title. I think it probably needed 24 episodes to really do well here.


Where the series is really lacking is in the art. The animation is pretty bad to say the least for most of the series. It’s acceptable to have bad animation when the story is good enough to overlook it, but after those first few eps when the story quality went down, the animation started sticking out even more. I mean some of the scenes look like they were done by me in MS paint or something, it’s that bad. The character designs are ok when the characters aren’t moving, but any action in a scene and it quickly starts to unravel.

Ningen Fushin is an enjoyable but not mandatory Winter 2023 watch by any stretch. It’s got an interesting premise, but fails to really make the most of it. Instead becoming a rather generic and run of the mill fantasy series that, while not bad, isn’t anything special.

Ningen Fushin gets 7 out of 10.

I'm going to be blunt, this is not your typical fantasy of the season.
I do enjoy this show to a certain extent, it seems to have a charm to it. To put it simply, it is fun to watch.

Story: 7 (Good)
There are not many episodes out yet, but with this little, we can only get an idea of the direction the anime will take without reading the Light Novel.
This is a story about four characters that were betrayed by someone before forming their party, and all of them in need of money, like fate, they end up meeting each other in a way that ... is heartwarming. And Nick being a genious party leader ends up convincing them to form a party!

Characters / World Building: 9 (Great)
I do think I can fit characters and world building in the same category, let me explain.
While growing up, I ended up playing a lot of RPG games. Creating/gearing characters and exploring is what made that genre my favorite, and I think the fantasy in this anime really makes you feel like their party fits very well! Like, c'mon, dont tell me a smart swordsman, a strong dragonkin, an OP mage and a very calm priest don't seem pretty cool?
We dont know very much about the characters yet, but this in a way is a slice of life as well per se, so we will see their development way up until the end.
Their backgrounds not being the most common ones I've seen, feels... refreshing. The way the characters interact with one another feels more "human" than most of the animes I've seen this season and I'm all about it.

Sound: 6 (Fine)
The sound of the anime is "good", by it's uses you know what is happening, like sound of the water flowing or the voices of people talking in the background. This is a point people tend to overlook, but it is really important to immerse viewers into the world.
The soundtracks of the animes in general make them way more interesting, in which I think in this one doesn't hit the mark quite yet. About the opening... not good, but I've seen much worse.

Animation: 7 (Good)
This is 100% the regular animation you have. Not Ex-arm, not Violet Evergarden. I would say it would be just one and a half points below the original SAO. Or as the MAL scores suggest, "Good". It has some sloppy parts, but there are some that are very good as well.

Enjoyment: 8 (Very Good)
This anime surely makes me want to know what happens next to the party and what they will end up doing together. It is not so much about the fighting itself, but more about the party's story.
People these days are way more critical about animes than when I started watching (back in 2013), and as years pass, people's taste changed a lot(like mine as well), but one thing that stayed always with me is to always try to have fun watching anime. With this I don't think so much about the negatives and reinforce more on the positives.
And with this comes the question: "What's wrong with having fun watching anime?".

Final score: 7.4+1 = 7.5 (8)
I do think this anime has potencial, but as you can see from what I wrote, it's drawbacks are about the sound and animation. With this, I will give it a 0.1 for my future expectations. And like my teachers didn't, I will round the 7.5 to 8.

This show is the perfect example of an interesting premise with poor execution. A group of outcasts form a party and begin adventuring and learning to trust again. However, the show takes multiple weird turns like modern/advanced tech in ancient locations, multiple episodes on side characters no one cares about, and generally no adventuring outside of the town that they live in apart from a few dungeons. There's also the issue that some of the animation is rather unpolished in some places, whether it is awful perspective or missing frames of animation that makes movement stop-motion like.
Finally, the show spends too much time on characters ... individually listening to their thoughts, watching them go about their hobbies, or listening to a long sobby backstory. There's not much meat on the metaphorical bone so I would recommend not watching this; 3/10 just listen to the catchy ending song and enjoy that.

This show is the epitome of the famous saying: One man's trash is another man's treasure. Or to put it another way: the majority thinks that this show is fantasy trash, but to me, this show is fantasy that's out-of-the-ordinary charming, in its own way.

Ever since recent times, the "Banished out of the Hero's Party" fantasy sub-genre has been gaining lots of traction ever since the said series was released back in Fall 2021, and it's been almost a good 1.5 years having different shows showcase more of this trend. But as I've said before in previous reviews, when one show becomes too popular, the ... AniManga industry will start picking up on these trends and come out with the most trash and generic series of works that are popular in its own right, not caring for quality but pumping out quantity. Case in point, the lone novelist by the name of Shinta Fuji, with his sole work that is Ningen Fushin no Boukensha-tachi ga Sekai wo Sukuu you desu a.k.a. Ningen Fushin: Apparently, Disillusioned Adventurers Will Save the World, which considering its time in Syosetu since January 2019, it's still quite a recent series that the difference of 4 years between novels (Syosetu and LN) and anime (adaptation), don't really matter quite a lot.

For the Average Joe, once you hear a trope, you'll ALWAYS remember a trope. So many works have Heroes (in their own right) getting booted/kicked out from either their own party or organization (see this season's Kaiko Sareta Ankoku Heishi (30-dai) no Slow na Second Life), only for them to develop their new life and having their past's vestiges come haunting when necessary, NGL, it's becoming increasingly stale. But when you apply this formula into not one person but a group of people, it changes the formula and provides something fresh to the table. Case in point, this show's story about a group of adventurers who are betrayed in one form or another from whence they came from, all coming together to form a party after quote-unquote "being disllusioned and jaded by the people around them" enough to bear a distrustful mark on humanity, wishing for nothing but humanity's downfall. You have the typical adventurer Nick, the sorceress Tiana, the ex-priest Zem, and the dragonkin girl Curran, all with their same-old dispositions of how they got booted out in the first place.

Starting off with Nick, his story is that the kick-out is not the only thing adding to his displeasement, it's also his girlfriend who scams the living hell and dumps him when he is not able to provide to her source of income. Dejected, he develops the otaku lifestyle in the form in idols through the teen idol Agate, which this is actually the first time that I'm hearing of an Isekai/fantasy world having such idiosyncracies that it feels whack-a-mole-ish, but I was definitely taken aback and surprised at the show's philisophy of "anything goes". The problem is, idolship also needs funds, and Nick goes in search for a party that would help support his lifestyle. It's at this juncture that he meets 3 individuals, all of them with their own story to tell. With sorceress Tiana, her story is that she is a magical prodigy, that like Nick, suddenly got slapped the other cheek by her fiance to become a gambling addict, thereby failing at her adventurer status because of her glaring, serious-looking eyes that scares away potential party mates. For the ex-priest Zem, he was a Healer Priest who was just your typical fan-favourite doctor, until a young village loli tried to take advantage of him, only to accuse him of rape, that despite the glaring truth, people just don't care and beat the living crap out of him and strip away his license of priesthood. Things got worse for Zem as in the midst of becoming an adventurer, he turned into a drunken womanizer after being freed from the vow of chastity. Last but not least, the dragonkin girl Curran's story being the most despicable of all: serving the human that she believed would become the fantasy world's hero, after being saved from a swindling incident with a merchant and having him expose the crime to be handed back the necklace of memorabilia, which contains a picture of her and said hero. But as per usual, the hero took adventage of the unsuspecting Curran and steals the necklace containing an entity that she was tasked to secure with her whole life.

To put it simply, Nick, Tiana, Zem and Curran are wannabe disillusioned adventurers that have been commonly betrayed by their own kind, apart from initially the lack of funds to do what they really want by forming the party that would otherwise in a typical party, be simply impossible to deal with based on their circumstances. And more often than not, this makes for an interesting combination of not the perfect team, but the betrayal team that they call "Survivors" because they have survived off their own peril to live to tell their story, that one day, like any other typical Hero's Party in the most generic of generic storylines, save the world from ruin. And I have always been an advocate for interesting storylines such as these amidst the boring tropes that the Isekai/fantasy genre has come to give the audience as time quickly passes by, because one slight change to the formula, can make something totally fresh and innovative, only if the execution is done right, which this show unfortunately, has a hit-or-miss record due to this show being Shinta Fuji's only lone work. It's a risk trying to input something as tropey as an idol segment that would otherwise be out of place in a regular fantasy world, but props for trying to stand out amongst the crowded pack.

Obviously, the production is not going to win any awards, for one of the worst produced shows of the season that as ass as the story is, the animation is laughable at best. Director-cum-series composer Itsuki Imazaki with character designer-cum-animation director Hiroo Nagao have a lot of shoes to fill on the production side of things, and this is not the first time that both of them worked together as a duo, as the 2nd outing after Kawaikereba Hentai demo Suki ni Natte Kuremasu ka? a.k.a HenSuki back in Summer 2019. The studio Seven director working alongside Geek Toys as a collab production is nothing to scoff at, if you have the taste for subpar produced shows like HenSuki and this show. It's obvious as hell that production is the lowest grip of the show, and I would agree with you of any sentimentality that this could be produced better...somehow.

The music truly is one of surprise as it comes from composer Ryo Takahashi, but ultimately it wasn't enough to salvage the poor production values that this show suffers from. At least the OST is kinda decent in spots, but also an area, where depending on your AniSong taste, can be either decent or downright bad. Shunichi Toki's "Glorious World" for the OP is surprisingly good...after a couple of listens, and his voice as Zem can take a bit getting used to. Mao Abe's "Never Fear" for the ED may look out of place and janky and something that's only fitting for an ED, it's also a pleasant listen. But above all, the OST is something that is kinda forgettable in spots.

Despite the poor production values and somewhat limited aspect from the story segments that are hit-or-miss affairs, Ningen Fushin is undoubtedly not a show for everyone. But to those who can appreciate differences in the approach as opposed to the generic Isekai/fantasy mish-mash of the current era (like I did), then there's something to be worth remembering about this show that as unceremonious as it stands out from the pack, at least it's an alternate take on the same tropes that turned out to be surprisingly decent.

Fair warning, give this the 3-episode rule. It doesn't take a big brain to understand this show, but it depends on you.

The manga's really good, but I can't reccommend this adaptation to anyone. The animation's box standard wit notin special to write about, but most insultingly, the anime completely rushes past establishing the premise which made the manga great.

These are supposed to be scarred characters wit trust issues, who by establishing and maintaining firm boundaries figure out how to trust each other: and the catharis coming from trust being shown will only happen if you properly establish the complete absense of trust to start, which the anime just fails to do. It's rushing past the establishing the premise to get to the 'good stuff' not understanding ... that the good stuff only works because the premise was so well-established.

The first episode should have been split into two episodes, detailing nick's entire ordeal right up until he winds up at the bar after which the four characters put at a table together slam their drinks down and say, "You just can't trust anyone." Roll credits. Episode 2 opens wit everyone hung over and then covers the backstory in flashback before starting the party's establishing negociations in earnest for the rest of the episode. Then episode 2 becomes episode 3, and wham bam.

But no, they quickly breeze through the set up of the premise so they can have some mediocre fight animations to climax the second episode: the characters most hurt by this rushed treatment are Curran and Nick. The anime's a disorentated mess, and I recommend, if you're at all interested in the premise, you go read the manga instead.

If you take the concept of the wrongged hero, make it 4, make it completely shallow, rush any introduction and skipping any kind of development, then you get this show. It can be summed into

--> Being all over the place, lost and without any clear objectives to aim for
--> Being poorly paced, feeling rushed, with a very unatural plot progression
--> Lacking any kind of proper build up or introduction to the world, the characters and their problems
--> The character's interactions with each other feeling completely forced and without any real chemistry
--> Their personalities being lacklusting and anoying, none of them looking charismatic
--> Almost nothing happening

Completely ... skipable, not worth the time, unles you are into trash content

This is like your saturday morning cartoon by 4Kidz quality. The animation is awful, the story is extremely forced and fast paced. The quality of the writing, the powers of the characters, terrible. I feel bad for the author of this to finally get his work greenlit, and it was done by the studio producing this garbage.

Yes the animation is THAT bad, stiff characters snapping into position or sliding across stairs, missing frames etc.
3/10

Characters could've been interesting if given more time for their backstory, as well as building a foundation for their personality. Instead its very one note.
5/10

While the story is rushed, it's ... still interesting enough to be more than background noise.
6/10

Sound, it's okay, nothing to write home about. Music is overkill at some points
6/10

Perhaps the manga is better, I still enjoy this show (in a weird twisted/painful way). Each cringe moment I get from bad production has me questioning my sanity. Give it a watch, if you don't like it after the first two episodes, I recommend stopping there.

Update: The manga is SUBSTANTIALLY BETTER, they butchered it in adaptation.

This anime has some of the best characters progression and development I've ever seen.

While this anime has it strong points in character writing, progression, and music, other aspect are still very mid in the same genre and the story doesn't have that much of substances, that's the main reason it lacking in scores.

The premise itself is very interesting and is what really made the main cast character shines and make their development of themselves and between them and others really full-filling and enjoyable to watch.

Category review:
Animation and actions : 5/10
Story and Telling : 6/10
Sound design and OST : 8/10
... Characters and progrssion : 10/10

overall score : 8/10

For an anime about disillusioned adventures who were betrayed, it's odd to not find any single one of them to not have an intent for revenge on the ones they thought were close. Are they cynical? Obviously yes. Do they have PTSD due to it? Yes. So you have bootleg versions of Naofumi with different backstories only to realise they are relatively the same character otherwise from their appearances and powers aside.

Story is showing four main characters trying to learn how to move on with their life after subjecting themselves into a life of nothingness as a way to sooth the pain. That's literally it. ... They just thought that they had to stop wasting away and start being productive without the idea of hitting back on the people who they had complete faith on.

Characters? It's just two personalities. One is as talked about, the main cast is filled with cynicism and nihilism, just has different powers to differentiate from one another. The latter is making everyone a total asswipe, backstabbing the main character as horrible as possible just for the sake of the story. Other than that, everyone is completely bland and provide little to no value.

As for production value, it's quite bad and generic. If you can stomach the stiff movement and weak animation, it qualifies as a weak, stale and mediocre fantasy show with the same fantasy elements everyone knows. At least it's not an isekai where the bland OP character get bitches and never proceeds to gain anything other than that.

I do not hate this anime because it is mediocre, I hate it because it somehow forced mediocrity into what, in all rights, should have been something good.
I think this is a prime example of ruining a good core concept. Fundamentally the plot is that a group of people who are distrustful of society are forced to fund their own vices through dangerous work that forces a level of trust they are uncomfortable with. This is put to the wayside by episode 3 when they all are more or less friends with some odd hobbies. It takes what could have been an interesting story ... about how people are forced to trust each other in dangerous situations and how these pruned characters are forced to deal with those feelings of starting to trust again into a generic boilerplate fantasy show.
On that level of genericness, from the large number of clues we are given through the show, we are quickly driven to realize this is not medieval fantasy but in fact, is post-apocalyptic. This could be interesting ascetically but instead, the show insists on keeping the generic anime fantasy look that plagues this genre. There are no people living in the ruins of what once was, there are no towering beams of ancient times becoming dust, instead, it is just an excuse for the show to have idol concerts and cool future swords.
All of this is to say that this show does not think, it just acts on the worst instincts of modern fantasy anime.

The Rising of the Guy Who Was Kicked Out From His Party and Fantasy Light Novel Things Happen, Who Cares?

Ningen Fushin: Adventurers Who Don't Believe in Humanity Will Save the World is a concoction of tropes and scenarios from all the mediocre *sigh* Light Novel isekai/ fantasy anime you could think of and have probably seen before.

You’ve got the Beast Tamer-like main guy who was kicked out of his party yet, and I’m going to take an educated guess here, they’ll probably regret doing so because it turns out he’s good at his job. You’ve got the Arifureta subplot played out by a dragon ... girl who gets betrayed by the hero’s party and left to die in a generic dungeon which she then has to crawl back from on her own, and you’ve got the cheapest, eye-rollingly incel part of the first episode of Shield Hero, but this time its a priest being framed for rape by a little girl. Except, Shield Hero’s tasteless plot twist works because Princess Malty has the political capital and status to make the people believe her. The little peasant girl reasoning for accusing someone of one of the worst things you can do to a person is that the Priest didn’t return her feelings of love, so she goes to the guards, and tells them he raped her and they just believe her. I can’t believe that I’m saying this, but somehow Shield Hero portrayed accusations of sexual assault better.
The only barely original Otome game villainess-like circumstance is the mages. She is a noble girl gifted in the art of magic, but her life gets turned upside-down when her betrothed sends her off so he can get with another woman.
And after all of their barely expanded upon, completely shallow and generically trashy light novel introductions, they just so happen to sit around a bar table together and shout a very generic phrase about betrayal or something at the same time, leading them to realise that they're all in the same fantasy light novel boat.

If there is something I do like about these walking pieces of fantasy cardboard it’s their hobbies. They form an adventuring party mainly to survive, but mainly to get money for their hobbies which range from spending time in strip clubs, betting on horses, eating fine food, and being an idol otaku. Their agreement to not comment or get involved in each other's hobbies is kind of cute too. I liked it.
What isn’t cute is their rule of not trusting each other at all times, but also having each other's backs which… doesn’t work in practice. They just sort of end up trusting each other anyway, and any tension from them not trusting each other is either very forced or barely matters. They later find a sword whose full power can only be unleashed via the literal power of friendship…

The animation is fundamental and it’s been declining with each episode. Sometimes the action has weight and impact, sometimes it’s 10 seconds of still images of action poses while slashing noises happen, and sometimes it looks like something I’d animated when I was in school doodling on a pile of post-it sticky notes.

I feel like I’d have way more interest in this show if it wasn’t set in a generically boring RPG fantasy world. I’d watch an anime about a bunch of betrayed misfits who barely trust each other, working together to fund their hobbies in a modern-day office comedy, or a high school comedy scenario for example. Take out all of the light novel fantasy adventuring bullshit we’ve seen thousands of times before and focus on the characters. I think that would be pretty fun.
However, as it stands everything that Ningen Fushin: Adventurers Who Don't Believe in Humanity Will Save the World does has been ripped off of better/worst isekai/fantasy light novel anime and the result is just another barely held together with tape, fantasy light novel show about nothing of interest. Even the character designs feel like cheap rip-offs. Nick might as well be Naofumi and Tiana feels like someone straight out of Goblin Slayer. Once you start seeing it you can’t not see it.

Honestly, there are so many good, original fantasy shows airing this season, some of them even light novel isekai, that I see no reason to watch this. Hell, even the trash anime is more interesting. Three of them are gender-bender anime and two of them are pretty good!!
The only feeling you’ll get from watching this is the feeling of déjà vu.

3/10 Wasted Potential.

So it took me 7 episodes to finally drop this horrible anime
- The story is going nowhere its all over the place!
-The characters back stories are boring af like none of them are interesting NONE!!!!!
- The whole time of me watching i was like maybe it will get better now or now or maybe now BUT NOOOO each time the episode starts and I am bored out of my mind on what i am watching THERE IS NO PLOT NOTHING SPECIAL ABOUT THIS ANIME
*I never write reviews but this anime pissed me off so much i had to write it !
Please avoid watching this horrible ... anime

Look. Some anime are full course gourmet meals. Some anime are bad microwave burritos. And some anime are soup. Plain, regular, out of the can soup. Not mindblowing, but a staple comfort food. You won't remember the meal, but it filled you up, and you enjoyed eating it. This anime is canned soup.

Now, there were a lot of things I really liked about this show, and a lot of things I didn't. Let me detail the major negatives first.

1) the animation is uh. Not great. It's not horrible, but it is distracting. There is maybe two or three really good shots in the whole show. ... Fight scenes are not good, there's a reliance on close ups, and all group shots look derpy. There are a few scenes that use 3D models to fill out crowds and oh boy is it noticeable. Genuinely, some of the animation is just wonky enough to detract from the story.

2) Zem is a majorly underserved character. His backstory hinges on some very touchy subjects that I'm not sure the show did well enough with to justify their inclusion, and his "arc" (if you can even call it that) is real nonexistent. He is by far the least developed character in the show despite some solid foundation and promise. In the end, they writing just doesn't seem interested in actually engaging with him, which makes the little bits you do get of him feel a bit tasteless and even uncomfortable.

3) There are a lot of dark-skinned side characters and maybe one of them is a half decent person. The others are violent, mean, or, animalistic, or rude. I feel like I continually see this in "adventurer guild" style anime, and I'm tired of it. Give us some decent dark-skinned characters who are treated just as well and just as diversely as the light-skinned characters.

4) I feel like the anime is definitely skipping over major elements from the source material, because during the first two episodes, I paused and went scrounging for a wiki to explain to me exactly what happened in some of these characters' backstories. Nick and Tiana were the worst served by this, as Tiana gets two and a half short scenes to explain the "scandal" she was a part of, and I STILL don't know exactly what happened there. Nick's story is extremely blink and you'll miss it practically right at the beginning of the story. I still don't entirely know what the whole thing in the synopsis about embezzling funds was about, it just seems like he just got kicked out for no reason.

Okay, those are my main gripes. Here are the things I liked:

1) this is actually a really fun and unique fantasy rpg world. I like the anachronistic bits. This will be hit or miss for a lot of people, but I love that there are people in suits, random modern casinos, and idols interspersed with people in tunics and swords fighting monsters. It rules.

2) the characters are genuinely fun and engaging and have really good dynamics. Zem’s poor writing aside, the characters are all genuinely very fun, engaging, and have interesting dynamics. I really like how they are all portrayed as traumatized people who are actively working to improve themselves and learn to be vulnerable again after losing things that were important to them. I especially love that all of the relationships are totally platonic, and there’s very little to indicate that there’s going to be a romantic subplot, which I feel would have muddied things. There’s just a good laser focus on these young adults working through their baggage while learning to rely on each other.

3) this genuinely may be one of the best fantasy genre shows I’ve seen in regards to diverse and interesting female characters. None of them are treated as fanservice, and all of them are allowed to be as weird, silly, and interesting as the male characters. They’re all very unique and allowed to have their own arcs, and most importantly, they all get to develop rapport with the male characters as equals, which i feel like I don’t get to see enough in these fantasy rpg stories.

4) some have mentioned that the meandering style of the story without a huge amount of plot wasn’t something they enjoyed, but I actually did. I think if you like slice of life stuff as well as fantasy, you’ll get something out of this. This story is more about the characters and their interactions over a long-running plot, and I appreciated that. It very much felt like watching the animation of someone’s D&D campaign, and it had a sort of homey feel in that sense.

In all, I while I don’t think this show will leave a super lasting impression, I’m generally pleased with what I got to see, and I’d definitely pick up a second season if it happens.

A heartwarming adventure about a party of 4 people each of them having a dark, bitter past!But having a dark past, doesn't mean they have a dark personality! With a heavy burden in their heart they will continue their adventure to stop the demon lord!

The story is not only about fighting but also about love for each other,how to accept who you are,the despair of loneliness,betrayal !

When it comes to the storyline,

The story execution was perfect as the plot doesn't has much thriller,mystery! But a little bit intriguing that makes the plot not too plain or super easy to understand!
Also,
Typical magic with close combat exist! ... One of the main reason why you should watch this anime!

Finally,If you want to watch an adventure, fantasy anime with a party of adventurer who are a bit of unique type than your typical "I want to protect my friends,world, waifu etc. " kinda hero,
this could be a very good choice!

Ningen Fushin no Boukensha-tachi ga Sekai wo Sukuu you desu (2023)

Like many shows with a long title that tries to have some deep impact, it is fickle. The meaning of their issues lasts only a few episodes then it turns into a slice-of-life adventure show with the added exception that they barely do anything. The show gives elements of great things that could happen that are covered by the mediocre.

The art is awful, it is clunky and shapes are all over the place. As soon as a character is in the background their face falls apart. The battle animation is very basic, like was ... there not a single senior animator used?

The sound is fun and cheery but that it is. No emphasis is given to anything really.

The characters, even the main ones turn out to be unimportant because regardless of the evil they don't really pursue anything since someone more powerful always comes which makes them all sort of pointless. You basically just see people do their hobbies whilst all sucking as adventurers. Oh and their amazing special ability that is still weak as hell but looks 'cool'.

Overall, I want my time back, this was not with my time. Perhaps I was harsh with this show but the pain has to stop somewhere. It certainly did for the characters in this after about episode 4.

This review is based my experience reading manga and watching anime. Remember its 100% my opinion so who care right?

Oh wow new isekai anime?, Bro can u even read genre?, whats wrong?, its fantasy, No no no i feel like this isekai, stop it get some help, No you get some help, Me?, No you, Yu?, Ok enough its fantasy okay no debate allow after that.

Lets be real then,
Lets talk about story, Story itself is about 4 adventurer who get betrayed by them close friend decide to not believe in human again after that accident. Pretty weird right? but interesting. The mc himself is sad ... boi who got scam by "rent a girlfriend" for expensive amulet, Then end up going idol, thats right everyone Idol in medieval era, Ok 1 logic broken. The priest who are holy, help children, give them money and give them food. Nothing wrong, until some random loli show up and tell everyone priest have r*pe her because her love rejected by priest. Bruh, priest end up with indulge himself toward lust and brothel. The big hat wizard woman was the number one student in magic academy basically she is best student, have fiancée, she annoy her fiancée everytime she meet him, at the end fiancée have enough and cheat on her after that then she indulge herself toward gambling stuff for fun purpose. Dragonoid girl is simple, believe her teammate, then teammate abandon her inside dungeon, follow some random dude to restaurant and eat food that finally she enjoy. Thats it, lets cut the chase, story is fun but character is not. Also dont forget the story kinda rushed also for me

Lets talk about character, character itself is very generic, no emotion, just straight generic, they are also so awkward interaction each other, i cant believe this anime has comedy but there is no single laugh from me. They are emotionless, and way too serious each other. They portrait them in anime way too serious for me

Lets talk about art, this thing lead to why i rate this anime very low, some scene have really clunky model, perspective mess up everywhere, face look like going surgery many times. Its hard to watch even tho i like to watch my favorite manga get animate but nah, somehow manga drawing way better. the only thing i keep watch this probably because anime will pass manga really soon.

Final thought, I m going to say this, dont watch this, its pure torture for me, read manga or even better read light novel, its way better there. Not gonna sound like manga/light novel elitist but its true its way better. If u want stick around anime, im fine with it but i already warn you about this.

Adios everyone!

I decided to login to my account to make a review the animation is bad and its like 4 episodes of going out on adventures the rest of it is some weird thing about an idol having problems with her bf a furry robbing people with his miscreant friends because people were mean to him or something, then some bald dude who calls himself the stepping man steps around killing kids with his stepping powers because he had a hard life. They can also fuse with a sword thats a person who can talk and it looks so dumb the moment i saw that in ... ep 4 i realized its gonna be real bad from here on out.

Ningen Fushin in key words (Betrayal, Guilt and Trust issues)


For me overall Ningen Fushin is okay-ish. Nothing special, just a bunch of people who got betrayed and formed a party.

The animation is pretty bad especially the walking animations, the characters are floating on air through out the series. All the sounds that they used were suitable and adjusted to the animation. The outro was the best aspect of the show in my opinion.

The main and supporter characters are somewhat memorable. They have unique personalities that make them memorable. The show would probably be better if the characters could've been given more time for their ... backstory, as well as building a foundation for their personality.

Conclusion:
The budget went all into the outro!

A weird bad mix of mostly good things.

Half of the show is a good run-of-the-mill fantasy, showing potential with a mix of quest-of-the-week filler, save-the-world overarching plot, interesting characters with character-specific intro or origin story episodes and goals of their own (i.e. side quests to earn loyalty points) and so on. Unfortunately, in this season we only get the intros and quest-of-the-week, while the other elements are just hinted at for the future. Bummer.

Another 15% of the show is an epic ancient intelligent magical-swords conflict and collection saga with a weird main hook of MC's sword being Yu-Gi-Oh's Polymerization card and giving them hero fusion. ... It seems like a very promising main-story material and could've been combined quite well with the rest of the show if the focus on it were bigger, but instead is limited to like 2 episodes, feeling disjunct and undeveloped as a result.

Then we have the remaining part of the show turning into a weird idol otaku show or IDK what, wasting time with nonsensical inspirational thoughts or philosophical nonsense. Like, seriously WTH. Admittedly, even this aspect might have been good for the right audience, if it were not completely out of place in the middle of a swords and magic fantasy.

If there are more seasons, and the ingredients get mixed a little better in them, it might still turn into a pretty good show. But what it showed in this season was a let-down.

this one started off with promise, but it quickly became apparent that there must have been issues during development, or that the team in charge of animating this just did not feel the project deserved any heart or love+care. the animation in this show is akin to watching paper cut outs being moved around by a 10 year old. the story+plot arcs are lack luster after the first 2 episode.

overall this one has poor animation, lackluster character design, a generic story, and awful overall delivery. Essentially, this anime has no redeeming qualities about it once you hit episode 3. i'd recommend a solid pass ... on this, unless youre new to anime, in which case you COULD give this a watch and still find it mildly entertaining but you arent likely to rate this anything higher than a 5 and thats being generous.