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I just watched this because I was curious about Renbokouji Akira, there is this scene that often appears on TikTok and Reels, where she screams when her computer turns off due to a power failure. But just watching episode 1 alone made me very stressed, what the hell is this show? Who is the creator, middle school girl? Or elementary? I kept waiting for the scene I was looking for until my eyes bled. In the end I got it in episode *, and there was nothing more I wanted in the next episode.

I say this probably because I am an adult who has ... just watched old anime that aired during my school days back there. Maybe this kind of story was popular at that time. Maybe if I had watched it back in the day I wouldn't have said this.

Not a perfect story but still it's really good. I've never came accross such story as relieving and satisfying as this. A little stress without a lot of plot twists is what we need right now. If you also read 'Your Throne' maybe you will understand what I mean. The way she keep rejecting those assholes, the consistency of the girl's heart really fascinated me. I call her the girl because I don't know her real name from before possessing Eris' body.

I actually wanted to give it a 10, but for some reason I had a hard time giving it a 9 or 8. ... I just read this series yesterday and finished it this morning. My memory is not very good, maybe there are chapters or pages I missed, so there are some details that make me curious. I don't understand what the Emperor and Marquis's goals are and why the Emprress and possesed Eris hate them so much. I'm also curious about why Eris' mother has always been in a bad mood throughout her life and the reason behind her request for the preservation of her body. Then there are also other things that I have forgotten what they are.

What a mess and a lot of stress. After reading this far from chapters 1 to 188 in just 2 days, I only feel regret. I gave it 10 at first, now I want to give it 0. But let's give it 5 as a courtesy. The further I read, the more it feels like a soap opera. Not to mention that just one chapter long is like forever, the only aspect I really appreciated indeed. I will be satisfied if this story ends around chapter 150, but it seems like this will last forever.

I will quote a sentence from the Oshi no Ko series, ... I forget what it is exactly, but this is roughly what it sounds like:
"Preventing a popular series from ending is the main task of the editors of publishers." I'm sure it says 'Popular', not 'Good'.

I'm fed up with this kind of bullshit.
I would say the same about Kono Oto Tomare.
I've read both the manga, the story and drama aspects are good, but I hate thuggery in the music world, and besides that would never exist in the real world. Even the sports-themed Haikyuu is far better than this, which is where there should be an element of thuggery.

What I mean by thuggery is, where there are a lot of side characters from another group music showing hostility, with annoyingly designed facial expressions (those like dark shading on the upper face, with those threatening stares and smiles - ... like wanting to kill someone!), I mean, they're a just a music club, not a biker gang or some kind of super trash story like Tokyo **vengers. It should be peaceful!

I want to warn aspiring creators who want to make a music-themed story, please take an example like Nodame Cantabile, Hibike Euphonium, Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso... Very peaceful isn't it?! Our hearts are comforted by it.

If it wasn't for the anime, I would never have loved 86.

I started reading the novel since part 1 finished, I also got a peek at the manga, but it turns out that the anime version is still the best. Of course I have to thank the author for this work, but for anime I'm at a loss for whom to praise. I fell in love with so many things since the first episode 86 aired, the art, the sound, the story, the direction, etc. Everything forms a harmony.

When we talk about art here, of course we mean graphics. The graphics aren't that ... great, but they convey everything, I mean that's what it should be, because graphics are a visual communication. What I really love the most are how the production team makes the facial expressions of these anime characters, as well as sound adjustments with some scenes, or more specifically the music. It made me sad when I realized this anime had ended.

I don't want to predict what other people think, but now all I hope is for this anime to get the next season and another season. Because after they all met in the last episode, there were a lot of good things in the novel that I think should also be shown through anime. I'm really looking forward to such good news!

So in the end what is the point of this anime story?
Who exactly are the characters we should highlight? Pompo, Nathalie, Martin, or Gene? Judging from the title, I think this is a story about Pompo. Then in the story Pompo said that the script she wrote was especially for Nathalie, so I thought that the film they were producing was for Nathalie's sake. But apparently the film highlights Martin as a musician. But apparently again in the end the film they made was for Gene's sake, if I'm not mistaken. But apparently again if I'm not mistaken in the end the film they made ... was for Gene, and his old friend from high school who worked at the bank.

I just don't get it. This anime film shows how to make a film, teaches us what we need to pay attention to when making a film. But the film itself is a complete failure in that aspect. I even wonder what's the point of having Mystia in the first place?

But I don't hate it, writing this is proof that I have an interest in this anime. The animation is great, the team did a great job, but what is the story really about? Can you explain it on my profile?

Well, please don't take it too seriously...
I noticed that there were many viewers who objected to this show, made bad reviews and gave bad ratings. The majority because it tells of child abuse and a number of other obscenities.
But if you read the manga and the novel, try to rate it again, how realistic this story is. No hypocrisy or naivety, at least that's what I found. Even here it is told in great detail that it will take years and full of dangers to traverse a world that does not have planes, then requires effort to find teleportation magic. The main character also has ... anxiety and fear. Then in the end not all your problems can be solved perfectly. Behind your many achievements, you also find various kinds of bitter failures. About the child abuse you despise so much, if you were in the same position as the main character, who was reincarnated into another world that seemed to us so absurd with the memories of a 30 year old man intact, getting a childhood friend of the opposite sex, I wouldn't believe that you didn't do the same thing...

Or you might prefer a story that is the opposite of this, full of fun, hypocrisy, naive thinking and full of plot armor, so I'm not surprised that you like the story about a 37-year-old man who is stabbed to death and then reincarnated into a slime.

Maybe I'm very, very, very late on this. Normally, if it's about something really good, I'll just keep quiet, but on second thought, I guess we should leave a trail of opinion. This story is really good, without exception, that's all I feel. For me this is the best of isekai tensei. I don't understand why some people here are making very long reviews, just looking at it makes me dizzy, so I don't want to read it.

At first I thought Slime was the best, but somehow it changed to number 2 after I read Mushoku. And now that I'm reading this, you know what ... happened? I actually finished every single volume in just one sitting, and I ended up finishing 12 volumes in just 3 days (I'm not a NEET, okay? I just happened to be having some free time).

Now my shoulders are sore, my hair is tangled, my face is dull, and my eye bags are big. But it's worth it. I found Solace. I feel like D. Or may I call myself E?

After watching the anime version up to episode 2, I started reading the manga last midnight and recently finished it up to the newest chapter (202) in just one sitting. I'm very sleepy right now, but my desire to speak is unbearable. The story isn't bad but it's not great either. Honestly, this kind of disappoints me. So I guess I won't continue reading it anymore and won't continue watching the anime either. I realized that I shouldn't have to read the manga, maybe with that I can enjoy the anime to the end. My bad. Don't get me wrong, it's not because the anime ... doesn't fit the manga, it's just a perfect fit. What matters to me is the story itself. I was annoyed because it was as if the problems the MC was having would never be resolved, it always happened to be shit. Well, shit.

What always weighs on my mind is, MC's silliness, if he would continue to be a stranger everytime he's go back to his original time, wouldn't it be better if he just settled in the past to take care of everything? I mean, the initial scene still makes sense, since the MC was in death state in his original time when he did the time leap. But in the next events seems that he instead underwent a change in the route of life without being able to know anything that had happened on that route.

Well, I can't guess what happens to the original young MC every time his adult soul returns to the future. Isn't he confused? Because suddenly his girlfriend becomes more and more affectionate towards him, the gang members become respectful of him. One more thing, he also doesn't know anything about time leaps, isn't?

I've finished reading WN if I'm not mistaken 2 or 3 years ago. How do I put it, the way it is written is completely amateurish, and the story is too happy or I mean less conflicted(?)

I've written this in a review elsewhere: At first, any form of loyalty from each character to their master Rimuru did manage to spoil my heart, but it was so exaggerated that so I think it had flaws in it. I was wondering, what would happen to Rimuru's subordinates if their master died? And all I can imagine is chaos, because anyone knows that all the important characters ... in this story only give their love and loyalty to Rimuru, they all rely on him, respect him, and adore him, even worship him. If he dies then his subordinates will certainly lose their purpose in life, become empty, and whoever takes his place as leader, then what will arise is only strife, not because of jealousy, but more on the worthiness. I mean, we have mental illness characters like Shion and Diablo, what would happen if their master wasn't Rimuru? Those two wasn't the type who wanted to be a substitute leader if that happened, but the type who only wanted to serve Rimuru. So this is the kind of flaws that I mean. Maybe it would be a different story if only Rimuru could have children, I don't really know.

Now that we come to the LN, I've finished reading up to volume 15. This really comes a different way. The story is developing, but it develops too much and feels annoying. Well, that's what happens when you work with publishers. I mean, that's the way they are. As long as it is popular, various aspects will continue to be added to the story, to keep the series going as long as possible, so the profits will continue to flow.

But despite all of that, I still love it and enjoy it!