Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita

This is.. You typical Mid-tier train wreck reincarnated fantasy show, And you love it and you can't deny it.
We have an OP protaginist, we have a deamonlord and army, we have corrupt Aristocrates and we have cute anime girls.
If that last one excited you the most, make sure to watch the end credits. Youll like that part.
Is the story a bit dull, YES
Is the animation a bit off, YES
BUT YOU LOVE IT and will come back week after week to get more of it. So enjoy it for what it is.
Your typical Mid-tier train wreck reincarnated fantasy show.
and dont let the haters way your opinoin.

This is trash, but in an oddly enjoyable sense.

At first glance, this anime may seem like a discarded candy wrapper in the vast dumpster of anime offerings.
But like that unexpected and unopened candy bar found underneath a dumpster, it's either a guilty pleasure waiting to be indulged, or something to chuck into the garbage can, it really depends on the person looking at it to give it a chance.

Let's address the elephant in the room: this anime isn't winning any awards for originality or depth. It's the kind of series that wears its clichés proudly, serving them up with all the subtlety of a ... sledgehammer. But weirdly enough, that's part of its charm. It's like the guilty pleasure of ecchi or the frustration-fueled fun of video games like Rainbow Six Siege. You know exactly what you're getting into, and yet, you keep coming back for more.

That said, predictability is the name of the game here. If you're hoping for a mind-bending mystery or a plot twist, you'll be sorely disappointed. But if you're willing to deal with the predictability and watch, you'll find a certain comfort in knowing exactly where the story is headed from the get-go, because its story has so many context clues on where the story is going, that it's kinda ridiculous.

Yeah, it's not groundbreaking, but it doesn't pretend to be. What it lacks in originality, it makes up for in its trashy consistency. From the first episode to the latest episode at my time of watching (4th episode), it maintains a steady level of enjoyment, never veering too far from its established tone and style.

So, what's the verdict? In my eyes, it's a 6/10.
It's not breaking any new ground, but it's holding steady in its lane. And sometimes, that's exactly what you need from a series—a reliable, if somewhat predictable and trashy, source of entertainment.
That being said, it's up to you to choose to take a chance on this anime or let it pass you by, the decision ultimately rests with you. But who knows? You might just find unexpected enjoyment in watching this.

🗿 6/10, It's predictable and trashy, but it's fine 🗿

Title: Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita - Review

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆

Review:

"Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita" promised an intriguing premise, but unfortunately, its execution falls flat in every possible way. From the very first episode, it became evident that this anime was going to be a struggle to sit through.

Let's start with the animation quality - or rather, the lack thereof. Scenes are poorly drawn, characters lack consistency in design, and the animation is choppy at best. It feels like watching a slideshow rather than a ... fluid, engaging story. Even worse, the animation quality seems to degrade with each passing episode, which is a massive disappointment for any viewer hoping for improvement.

Moving on to the plot, it's a mess. While the initial concept had potential, the storytelling quickly devolves into a convoluted mess of clichés and nonsensical developments. Characters lack depth and motivation, making it impossible to connect with them on any level. Subplots are introduced and promptly forgotten, leaving viewers bewildered and unsatisfied.

The dialogue is equally uninspired, filled with exposition dumps and cringeworthy attempts at humor that fall completely flat. It's as if the script was hastily thrown together without any regard for coherence or entertainment value.

To top it all off, the sound design is abysmal, with jarring sound effects and forgettable background music that fails to set the mood or enhance the viewing experience in any way.

In conclusion, "Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita" is a prime example of wasted potential. With its atrocious animation, lackluster plot, and overall poor production quality, this anime is best avoided. Save yourself the frustration and skip this one entirely.

STAY AWAY FOR YOUR OWN GOOD