| A goddess from a fantasy world has just failed in carrying out a mission from a king so the consequence/punishment is that she will die later and be reincarnated into the real (human) world by the king. At the same time in the real world there is a man who has just lost his best friend/lover/closest person and the newly reincarnated goddess is similar (both physically and personally) to the person who just died. Before the goddess died, the king had said that in fact she had the opportunity to return to this fantasy world on the condition that this time she had to successfully complete her mission in the real world, which the goddess did not know that it had something to do with the man. The mission can be whatever it's up to (I haven't thought about that yet lol) but the point is that after a long time in the real world the goddess becomes restless/worried because honestly she wants to return to her original world (fantasy world, because she is a goddess there) but on the other hand she starting to feel comfortable with her life as a human being and being around the man (yes, this isekai has to have some romance because I'm a romance fan! lol) It's more or less like that.. I'm sorry it's a bit unclear, hahah. I don't know if there's already an anime/manga that's exactly like this or something similar, if there's one, please let me know so I can watch it! |
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| that game alice: madness returns where it changes how alice perceives wonderland because it shifts between fictional and reality and as the game progresses you start seeing how those shifts fuck up her mind |
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| MC is the classic loser that can't do a thing, not a NEET but someone stuck in a useless job he hates, he hates everything about his life and no i e supports him. He decide to kill himself. When he's about to die the time freezes and he hears voices, saying that his death isn't good and they didn't have enough fun. He wakes up in a fantasy setting where the mages are in charge, treating everyone without magical power as inferior creatures. Equality doesn't exist there, the best life for a non mage is being a servant. MC doesn't have magical powers, and neither the skills to make himself useful to a mage. All he can do is living as a homeless in a city. He tries to kill himself again but no wound can kill him. He later discovers that the gods chose him as their personal jester, he has to live in the worst possible conditions and keep on suffering to entertain them. He tries to use his newfound ability to create a better life for himself but he doesn't get far as the gods keep on interfering. He spends the whole anime fighting his fate without results, in growing pain and despair, until in the last episode he gives up and becomes completely apathetic towards everything. I think that seeing someone fail to change his unfair life, even after trying his best and enduring all the pain, and gain absolutely nothing might be refreshing for once. |
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| Most of the Digimon franchise have the most unique ideas I have ever seen. I love the fact that it's popular without being oversaturated and overwhelming. The last several episodes of TenkΕ« no EsukafurΕne may have questionable writing, but at least it's got a concept better than its light novel counterparts and the godawful Garzey's Wing (stick to Gundam Mr. Tomino). Light novels are for dorks and I don't see another original isekai anime like Vision of Escaflowne, Dot Hack Sign or El Hazard happening anytime soon. Light novels still lack the charm and creativity that original anime have. Don't get me started on 12 Kingdoms. I still can't believe some old hag recommended it to me one time. The dorky teen girl in this series is as annoying as Kagome Higurashi. The thing about annoying teen girls is that every time they say something stupid, I just want to choke them with potatoes. |
| An isekai that doesn't take place in fantasy Medieval Europe, doesn't have it's lore ideas come from basic fantasy RPGs (kings, heroes, elves, dragons, demons, that kind of crap), and doesn't have a blank-slate character come to the world. These are the most important basics I can think of when thinking about improving isekai. Not to say that any isekai that departs from them is good or that every fantasy story that follows them (isekai or not) is bad. Of course you need to have actual good writing in order to be a good show. |
| How is this one, people from the fantasy world, like elves, mages et cetera, are the ones transported via magic to a modern day Japanese school, and they try to interact with that modern world and people. Might be kind of like Isekei Quartet in a way though. |
| Deleting all of them generic isekai with truck kun banging edgy vengeful basement dwelling angry gamer nerds who hates everything while wishing for a harem, is a marvelous idea i think.. |
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