Mob kara Hajimaru Tansaku Eiyuutan

Well it's Fate with lolis, not much else to say. Animation is decent, mc is annoying but otherwise there aren't any glaring issues or anything. It's overall pretty mediocre.

Watch if you like lolis and can get past a dumb main character. Everything else about this is just standard. OST is okay but not memorable, animation does it's job but isn't amazing or anything, character designs are okay, plot is just typical go fight in a dungeon to get stronger, nothing you haven't already seen before. Only redeeming factor is that the lolis are summoned through cards, so it's Fate with lolis but worse.

Another season, another dungeon-exploring anime, another basic and by-the-book plotline. But here's the catch: lolis. Who doesn't like lolis? Well, a lot of people actually, but if you happen to be into lolis, you're likely going to enjoy it because it features two lovely lolis with adorable voices that will brighten your heart.

The plot is just like your average dungeon-exploring anime: go to dungeon -> kill monsters -> sell your loot -> go home. Yeah, that's basically the whole plot. Anime with this kind of story usually relies on fanservice or comedy. In terms of comedy, it's not really a knee-slapper, and in terms of ... fanservice, not much is shown either. A lot of moments that had the potential to be decent fanservice from the source material are cut from the anime, so the only fanservice you can enjoy is the cute lolis. A lot of fight scenes, character development, and important moments are also cut, making everything feel rushed.

This anime also has very interesting world-building, a combination of classic dungeon fantasy with the modern world, which is very interesting. But again, sadly, it's not explored very well.

The animation is decent, but you can definitely see all the budget went to the first servant summoning scene.

The music is decent for the most part, but the opening song is the main interest here. It doesn't need to go THAT hard, but it does.

The character designs, sadly, are also butchered. In the source material, they are sexier and more fanservice-y, but here it's very tame. You can find more fanservice in the ending animation than in the actual anime.

So overall, if you have a lot of time on your hands and are into cute lolis fighting monsters, you might give this a try.

The basic premise of this anime is as follows:

Inspired by his childhood friend's father, the main character wants to explore dungeons and make a name for himself. However, he is weak and cautious, so he grinds daily on the top floor, killing slimes. After killing over 1,000 slimes, he comes across a summon card that gives him a legendary companion to aid him in the dungeons. To his surprise, he ends up with not one but two lolis, an incredibly rare occurrence.

The main gimmicks of this silly anime are the loli servants and the protagonist's odd use of tools and craftiness to stay safe and ... progress.

There's no deep plot, character development, or anything particularly catchy or interesting.

It's a cute anime for those who enjoy that style, but beyond that, there's not much to say. It's a bad anime. Everything about it from art to sound, is average at best