But at least everything you need is present, and this means that you can veg out to it without encountering the sort of brain-jarring incompetence as you get in, for example, 8th Son. This show wombles along on a steady course, introducing characters and having them interact and the plot develop in a reasonably coherent way.
As an isekai, there is the usual unique feature: here it is that there are two isekai'ed MCs, who are a pair of high-school friends. Apart from this everything is isekai accountancy - everything is entirely by-the-numbers:
They have been summoned to help the kingdom out.
They both need training.
They turn out to be OP.
They build a party with the people they train with.
Most of the characters they meet are girls.
Political shenanigans is going on behind the scenes.
We do get a bit of 'modern education is OP in its own right' for good measure, but that is hardly ground-breaking.
I binged the whole series in a couple of days and it passed the time. There isn't anything remarkable about it and there isn't anything particularly bad about it.
It's just... poor.
