
Glorious nippon steel, folded 1000 times!
Would be funny if some natives feel neutral or just outright hates it after tasting jap foods.

Would be funny if some natives feel neutral or just outright hates it after tasting jap foods.
Are you shore ?
if anyone is looking for a good Isekai manga/anime
with:
-no harem
-no stupidly OP mc
-not an idiot,dense, stupid Mc
-good story
-good plot
-is emotional (sometimes)
-has a bit of realism (the mc's teammates are kinda useless at the start but, they will get better)
- good character development (the second season in anime kinda suck it didn't adapt the best arc in the manga)
it's title is called I'm standing on a milion lives
To make a simple the Isekai concept idea is the bro get isekai into Favorite post apocalyptic danganronpa like video game .but his sister back at Earth have the power to mod staff in the the game using her computer resulting in hilarious and horrifying scenarios for everybody involved in the game including her brother
I made this post because I think it’s funny thinking about how would in game characters React to somebody installing mods into the world in Real time ?
Currently reading 'How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom' after it was mentioned in an earlier post.
Might be my favorite read in a LONG time. Art is really quite skilled, pacing is PEAK, characters are badass, most of them actually develop *shock*, and the COSTUMES omg. The story and art only seem to get better as I proceed. I'm only to Chapter 23, so it could always go downhill I suppose, but so far I highly recommend this one!
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I have been watching/reading a lot of isekai slop lately and most mcs are generally naive and way too nice.
so I want to know if there are isekais similar to like overlord with a main character that is visibly cruel towards others. I also don't mind a mc that isn't too cruel but their actions still count as bad
I've probably seen the 1951 Alice In Wonderland over 50 times. It just gets better and better every time, but I think I'm ready to branch out into more recent stuff. Any recommendations? Subbed is fine but I prefer dubbed
Today I finished watching Re:Monster, which took me about two days. I found it just okay, the animation was normal, sometimes getting better, but mostly average. The story wasn't anything special either, it was the same stuff we've seen in other Isekais. I didn't feel any connection with the characters, yet it was fun watching Gobrou get stronger. One thing is that there were no stakes felt in this anime at all, everything happens way too easily. Even if a fight occurs, you know deep down that nothing will happen.
The pacing felt very fast to me, and why wouldn't it? In these 12 episodes, they covered 65 chapters. Almost every episode covered an average of 5 chapters, which is double the amount for a normal anime episode. In some places, events are just narrated, even fight scenes aren't shown properly and are just glossed over. Look at Reincarnated as a Slime, how everything was shown in detail, taking its time. Here, they just summarized everything. It's not that I found it terrible, in fact, I’d say it started feeling wholesome toward the end. I was also liking the opening song until I saw that lyric line We ding ding dong like King Kong I mean, wtf? But whatever it was, it was okay for a time-pass watch.