That's a black company for you! Every debugger is trapped for ages inside the game, and yet the devs are still active, and reading the bug reports!
RIP Luu (ç_ç)7 First manga critic in that game world. [Amano joins the party!]
You know, the "dragons'" design is silly, but it grew on me. I like how derpy they look like.
Yeah Seras, sorry but you're on the verge of collapse. I'm glad that Touka cast sleep on her - she's a bit too honest for her own good, and understandably paranoid.
Kind of a "fluff" episode, it doesn't progress the plot too much but still great to watch - with bits of worldbuilding (the tengu) and characterisation.
Love troubles going from Hakuro to Benimaru to Rimuru. Poor guys (and slime).
That's weird but cool.
I feel like the change was sensible. Worldbuilding is great as long as it does some purpose in the story; in this case however I feel like it wouldn't, it would simply get in the way. And without the worldbuilding it wouldn't be worth the trouble to make it isekai.
Even though you hold the position of Star Maiden... do you intend to persecute other races by calling them devils?
I laughed hard at this than I was supposed to. Oopsie, people not buying your bullshit? And holy fuck the verbal equivalent of Pina becoming a piñata.
Oopsie #2: trying to buy ingredients. Remilia already considered the possibility IIRC, but I don't remember in which chapter.
Got it - I'll go with the manhwa then. (Going anime→manga often saps my fun.) Thank you for the rec!
~~Absolutely dragon free!~~ Warning: contains dragon!
Flashback episode, showing how Rick went from a kid dreaming of being an adventurer to a guild receptionist to an adventurer fulfilling his childhood dream, meeting Reanette in the process and being invited into the Orichalcum Fist party.
Not gonna lie, the skill felt like a deus ex machina. Still, the episode was overall fun, and it delivered rather well the series' message, all that stuff about "don't give up your dreams" and "it's never too late to start".
You found the perfect word to describe Bye Bye Earth - pretentious. So far I'm watching it to see if it flies or crashes under my radar.
I'll give Tower of God a check, I don't recall why I skipped it in 2020.
I'm also surprised.
I think larger studios might be focusing on stuff that is likely to be popular with the kids at home for the summer vacations in Japan; if that's correct odds are that the next season will see more isekai again in the top 15.
Kind of funny that 2/5 of the series that I'm watching that appear in this list were things that I picked on a whim - 2.5D Seduction and Bye, Bye Earth. (The other three are Isekai Shikkaku, Failure Frame, and TenSura s3.)
Other stuff that I'm watching
- Dungeon no Naka no Hito (also picked on a whim, kind of okay?)
- Isekai Yururi Kikou (I'm considering dropping this one)
- QA in Another World (kind of a letdown to be honest)
- Dahlia in Bloom (pleasantly surprised with it)
- Elf-san wa Yaserarenai. (please don't judge me on this one...)
- Maougun Saikyou no Majutsushi wa Ningen datta (Eh.)
- Mob kara Hajimaru Tansaku Eiyuutan (run-off-the-mill story, might drop it later)
- Naze Boku no Sekai wo Daremo (weird but so far I'm digging it)
- NieR 1.1 part 2 (I don't play the games, but the whole 2B and 9S story is interesting)
- Spice and Wolf (I'm liking this version quite a bit)
- Shinmain Ossan Boukensha (silly premise, nice message, OK implementation)
I should feel bad for this. (I don't.)