| So I'm looking for a Isekai, but let's be a little more specific. With Isekai I mean stories where the protagonist is physically present in that new world, not VR or other kind of game worlds like SAO. While I can enjoy dumb stuff like Death March, In another World with my Smartphone and similar "MC is OP and builds his harem" anime, I'm looking for something that has a bit more plot to it. I really liked the ongoing politics and intrigues in Gate or, while not being as elaborate as I hoped, the war story lines in Zero No Tsukaima. Basically a wast new world with its own problems you can dive in for a few hours. What Isekai I watched until now: Death March DanMachi (not exactly Isekai I guess) Gate, both seasons Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni KonoSuba, both seasons Outbreak Company Re:zero Zero No Tsukaima, all seasons Would be great if someone has an idea, hint or recommendation. |
| Kyou kara Maou! - While this a comedy I felt they still handled the political aspect of the new world with some maturity. There is a really small amount of shounen ai, just a warning, but it's not a big part of the series at all. MÄR - This is structured like most battle shounen, but it does cover other aspects of the world. |
| Juuni Kokuki ("Twelve Kingdoms") is a classic isekai that you might enjoy. |
| Hai to Gensou no Grimgar Mondai-Ji-tachi ga Isekai Kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo Dorei Majutsu Knights & Magic Brave Story Dog Days Hyakuren no Haou to Seiyaku no Valkyria Magic Knight Rayearth |
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| Ima Soko ni Iru Boku.- Questioning the state of the world is the entire problem in that series. Vision of Escaflowne |
| Definitely Juuni Kokuki, one of the best isekai Ima soko ni iru boku Fushigi Yuugi |
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| Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari is a must =.= And you could like Tenchi Muyo GXP |
| Currently reading: Prince of Fools (The Red Queen's War #1) by Mark Lawrence The Night Angel Trilogy (Night Angel Omnibus #1-3) by Brent Weeks The Crystal Shard (The Legend of Drizzt #4) by R.A. Salvatore |
| Master of ragnarok and blesser of einjher |
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| Way more answers than I expected! Thanks a lot! I'm at work atm, so I can't look into them right now, but will do so tonight! Thanks again! |
| I've got two that the game becomes the real world. Not sure if that is too much like SAO for you. Log Horizon - Adventure with strategy based combat. 2 complete seasons. Overlord - MC is super OP but there is some light humor and really cool fights. Season 3 is currently airing. |
| I'll copy-paste a rec I made some time ago. The Vision of Escaflowne (1996) and Magic Knight Rayearth (1994): Both shows tell the story of high school girls being transported to another medieval-like world with nations/kingdoms in war, where they will play crucial roles, meet significant people and discover themselves in the way. Both include mechas as well, and gorgeous, richly detailed visuals, in terms of sceneries, costumes and weapons. Both take themselves seriously also, they are not dumb. |
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