Behold the clandestine formula of the Japanese isekai anime genre. It's baffling why most authors choose to exploit it, although I can't entirely fault them it undeniably works. Given the predilection of a sizable audience for the young and amorous, it seems one can always rely on the presence of attractive anime characters. Developing complex personalities for characters becomes unnecessary when omnipotent protagonists can thrive devoid of intellect or distinct traits why bother, right? Some, like myself, my voice complaints, yet we find ourselves watching nonetheless, as if more compelling alternatives elude us.
The absurdity of the character's power escalation is scarcely worth discussing. He conjures fully equipped military vehicles with a mere thought well, he is the main character, after all.
Overpowered characters in anime? Yeah, that's like saying the sky is blue. It's a given. Especially in the isekai genre, I mean, seriously, who needs to worry about character development when you can just give them the power of a god and call it a day?
But you can't just blame the studio secret formulas always works, they've perfected over the years. Maybe it's like a special sauce they add to the animation software, and suddenly, boom! Instant isekai anime. It's like magic, folks.
Let's talk about the secret sauce about this amazing anime.
1. Overpowered MC: check.
2. Underage character with nudity? oh boy, that's a bonus!
3. A requisite harem: check. Add some mindless NPC characters who adore the MC unconditionally. It works every time.
4. Sci-fi elements are in vogue, so why not incorporate some hefty firearms? Don't fret; the MC is overpowered he can materialize weapons at will.
5. A plot involving dungeon crawling is trendy, so let's throw that in too check! The twist? We'll execute it differently, presenting a supposedly unique narrative with sci-fi weaponry in a medieval setting. The logic is straightforward: the MC is OP, capable of power-ups every five seconds and manifesting anything at will.
6. A unique plot twist: check. How about thrusting a substantial metal rod into a dragon's posterior—utterly distinctive. Some may find it enthralling, possibly even a tear-jerker. As a bonus, reveal that the dragon is, in fact, a hot woman. The MC then imparts the pleasures of anal engagement, witnessed in horror by a host of background characters for that added uniqueness. The author, undeniably, is a creative genius. Predictably, the dragon woman falls head over heels for the MC, following the recurring pattern of the storyline. To enhance her likability, she shares her sentiments regarding the aforementioned metal rod encounter.
In conclusion, I find a peculiar sense of accomplishment in having endured this anime, despite my inclination to abandon ship on multiple occasions. For reasons unbeknownst to me, the series held my attention. While my initial optimism was fueled by the unique plot and the inaugural episode's promise, the eventual outcome proved neither surprising nor satisfying. Indeed, it is a somber and disappointing realization.
