Noumin Kanren no Skill bakka Agetetara Nazeka Tsuyoku Natta.

This belongs to my "Minecraft let's play video" category – an anime you can watch in the PiP mode while doing something else and not really miss out on anything that happens in the show.

It's a regular Isekai, with all the standard Isekai attributes and plot twists. There are girls... They're really annoying. Well, that's classic. The hero is an Iron Man outside, but a pussy inside – that's also classic. The art is nice, the same goes for voice acting. The soundtrack – well, there IS a soundtrack... Ok? Given that the overall budget for this series was 2 bowls of rice and a ... couple of Asahi beer cans – it's not that bad.

Anyway, just watch it in the PiP mode.

To start with, I am confused. It feels like they threw every cliché to the wall, took the pieces that didn't stick to the wall, and glued back those pieces back to the wall, but none of the pieces didn't stick to begin with. It's so bad it's funny. Normally I give 6-7 to isekais that have good or funny character interactions; I am not too focused on the story. But the only thing I could think of while watching this anime was, I wonder how they will make a bad cliché again.

To give credit, heroines are pretty standard; they are not bad, just okay. ... There is one character I really liked in this anime, and that character is MC's mom. She is so funny; she is probably my 2nd favorite isekai character, and there are some funny moments, although it's pretty rare.

Animation is pretty below average, but you can bear with it; it doesn't make the show unwatchable. The story is really bad; it's a classic 6/10-rated OP MC isekai anime plot. And characters will forget what was said to them 2 minutes ago. The ending is atrocious too; I haven't seen this bad of an ending recently.

Do I recommend this anime? If you like its so-bad-it's-good type of shows, you can watch it to pass time. If you want any, and I mean any semblance of a story, don't watch it; you will not like it. I would say give it the classic 3-episode treatment if you really want to try.

Welcome to a world where we have to remind the audience every five seconds that everything is a fantasy world. The show acts like the viewers are brain-dead goldfish that need to be constantly told, “This isn’t Earth, this is a fantasy world, guys!” Every single line of dialogue has that energy. “Oh, this isn’t a tomato, it’s a tomatta!” Wow, thank you for that stunning worldbuilding detail, I never would have known. The writing feels like someone just discovered what an RPG is and decided to copy every trope in the most surface-level way possible. It’s condescending to the point of comedy, except it’s ... not funny, it’s just sad.The entire show feels like an AI-generated isekai that never made it past the drawing phase. Every scene is oversaturated with awkward exposition, characters explaining things that make no sense, and the most predictable jokes you could imagine. It’s the kind of anime that mistakes repeating the same point ten times for good storytelling. There’s no rhythm, no sense of pacing, just a bunch of disconnected scenes strung together with the enthusiasm of a kid with adhd in the vegetable section at A Walmart You can feel the writer giving up halfway through the script and saying, “Yeah, that’s good enough, slap a dragon in it.”

Speaking of the dragon, let’s talk about the PS2-looking disaster they call a monster. It’s like someone took an old 3D model from a budget RPG on the PlayStation 2 and said, “Yeah, that’ll do.” The animation looks stiff and awkward, the textures look like plastic, and the lighting makes it look like a background asset that accidentally wandered into the main shot. The main character, this guy with the personality of stale bread, kills that thing with a carrot. A carrot. Not a magic sword, not some clever plan, not even a funny gag weapon. Just a carrot. The show doesn’t even bother pretending it makes sense. You can feel your brain rotting away thinking about it, and then it just gives up.

The animation is offensively mid. It’s just bad in every sense, but it’s so painfully uninspired that you start questioning if anyone actually wanted to make this. Characters move stiffly, like they’re stuck in molasses, and the backgrounds look like recycled stock art. The fights are supposed to look cool, but they end up looking like someone smashing action figures together in slow motion. There’s this weird attempt at dramatic camera angles that just end up feeling awkward, like the show is trying way too hard to look impressive when it clearly doesn’t have the budget for it.

The dialogue is another level of disaster. Every character talks like they’re reading from a poorly translated mobile game script. No one sounds like an actual person, and every emotional moment feels like it was written by someone who’s only seen human interaction through a foggy window. The characters explain everything to each other constantly, as if the audience can’t understand basic context. And whenever the show tries to be heartfelt, it comes across as forced and hollow. You can tell it’s trying to make you care about the characters, but it never gives you a reason to. It’s all talk, no feeling.

And don’t even get me started on the tone. One second it’s a slice-of-life farming comedy, then suddenly it wants to be an epic action adventure, then it tries to pull off serious emotional drama. None of it fits together. The tonal whiplash is insane. One moment the main character is plowing a field, the next he’s fighting for his life against some random monster that looks like it came from an entirely different anime. It feels like watching three different shows awkwardly mashed together by someone who didn’t understand why any of them worked in the first place.

This series is a masterclass in how not to write or animate a fantasy show. Every choice feels like it was made without thought or care. The humor doesn’t land, the worldbuilding is lazy, and the plot is just a pile of random ideas thrown together to fill time. The whole “I got stronger by farming” concept could have actually been fun if the writers had any self-awareness or creativity, but instead it’s treated like the most profound thing ever written. The show genuinely believes it’s clever, which somehow makes it even worse.

Watching this anime feels like a test of endurance. It’s the kind of show that drains your will to live one line at a time. Every episode feels longer than it should be, and every character feels more useless than the last. It’s the peak of generic, uninspired, low-effort fantasy storytelling that somehow manages to be both boring and irritating at the same time. If someone told me this was a parody of bad isekai, I might actually believe them, but sadly it’s completely serious. This show doesn’t just suspend disbelief, it straight up murders it.

Final verdict: “I’ve Somehow Gotten Stronger When I Improved My Farm-Related Skills” is what happens when you take every lazy anime trope, throw it in a blender, and pour the result onto your screen without taste or restraint. It’s dumb, it’s shallow, and it’s painful to watch. You could show this to someone as an example of everything wrong with modern fantasy anime, and they’d understand immediately. If you value your time, your sanity, or even your eyesight, stay far, far away from this vegetable-powered disaster.