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Fun characters with some good action scenes thrown in. Art is "alright" with some weird running animations, but whatever, it's fine.

If you like shows about Hitmen/Tough guys forced to live a normal life and all the hilarity that comes with it, then this show will do.

Honestly, I wasn't expecting to enjoy this so much, so a welcome surprise.

When I saw the first episode of this anime, I was unimpressed. The art was average, and the episode wasn't filled with anything interesting. The world itself wasn't anything special.

6 episodes in, I it, I started looking forward to more of this. The world still isn't anything ground-breaking, but the fact that the MC isn't some pedo creep that overreacts to women around him, is exceptional with sword but not impervious to damage, helped a lot to make this anime likeable.

They even throw in some antagonists which feel based in "reality" of this world, and not stupid or out of place (like a lot of such shows do).

Anyway, 6.5/10 anime.

This anime is what "I Parry Everything" wish it could be.

"I Parry Everything" turned the protagonist into a complete fucking moron, with no challenge or struggle till the end.

In comparison, this anime actually showed the MC going through hell, and even then, he isn't unbeatable.

NPC's were equally fun or well done, far better than most anime do, with some well done action sequences.

A surprisingly good Isekai with realistic romance and an MC that isn't some annoying douche, overacting to woman's touch. It helps that there is no harem, women not falling on MC's dick and he doesn't creep on kids (sorry, "loli").

Overall, severely underrated compared to a lot of trash anime out there (like Arifureta Season 3).

Currently watching.

So far it isn't bad. 6/10 isekai show, with few subtle changes to the formula.

The MC isn't annoying, and the show isn't shying away from showing actual killing, so far (3 episodes in). Surprising how many of these shows show super powered MC's and no blood or gore.

Anyway, show is fine and unless it annoys me greatly, I'll settle for 6/10.

Probably one of the very few anime with CGI that doesn't look shit. For some reason, they do have like 5 different art styles happening in every episode, which is jarring, but I'm guessing they are trying to be stylistic without knowing which art style to stick with.

Anyway, it's entertaining and well produced, better than shit like My Hero Academia that got stale by the time season 2 hit (and has only gotten worse). At-least heroes and villains fighting in X actually feel and look good.

It's better than some of the other Isekai trash, not the best, but I am still entertained enough to not hate it (helps the protagonist is not an annoying git).

Will review more when I'm done watching it.

I'm enjoying this so far, despite it feeling like the writer kinda forgot his own premise about the "loner" thing.

This isn't a ground-breaking anime, but it's way more entertaining than Arifureta Season 3, which is trash rated over 7 for some reason.

MC isn't annoying, the side-characters aren't annoying, the overall adventure/action bit works fine, nothing crazy but at-least they are trying new things (like in Dungeon in later episodes) with the plot.

I would say, 6/10 anime, maybe I'll bump it up to higher rating to counter negative votes later. This is way better than trash like "Moonrise".

CURRENTLY WATCHING..

REVIEW SO FAR: Not sure what to think of this. Animation/Art is average, story is so-so, characters are meh. I'll have to watch a few more episodes to see where it goes from here.

This shit is way better than trash like Moonrise with 6.8/10 rating on this site and script written by a retard.

At-least in this show, the story is flowing more logically, even if cliched. The MC is not annoying, has a dark past life, demons he's trying to defeat as he adapts to the new life (in other words, he isn't a flawless twat).

Really would've been better with slightly less shitty art/animation though.

I would give this anime 6/10 but will rate it higher just to counter the negative votes on my end. I think this anime should logically b e 6/10 on this site, while Moonrise should be 1/10, but alas, here we are.

Good art with characters which are not annoying. Though not perfect, I enjoyed this anime enough to not give up on it.

Honestly, I've been finding it hard to sit through trash writing in most anime these days. I can only last 2-3 episodes before I want to put a bullet in my head. I endured "A Galaxy Next Door" and "Moonrise" before I started watching Sugar Apple, so the fact that I was able to enjoy all of the season 1 of Sugar Apple and not hate everything about it, earned it one extra point instantly.

That said, I feel like the writers really had no clue what do with the theme of slavery looming over the whole fucking story about candy makers. No idea whose genius idea was it to throw in slavery while casually addressing it for laughs. Hell, most of the fairy's seem to be happy in their roles as slaves, not sure what that says about the Japanese writers.. but it sure made me lower the rating from 8/10 to 6/10 after watching both seasons.

6/10, don't talk or write about slavery when you live in a bubble. Also, the ending episodes felt rushed and very underwhelming.

Currently Watching

REVIEW PENDING..

A nice little twist on Isekai genre, though the same joke about the uncle being oblivious to romance, gets a bit stale fast.

Still fun.

Fun characters who aren't insufferable with some good music on the side.


If you're a fan of people "working hard to win competitions" shtick, then this is the anime for you.

The sisters in this remind me of the sisters in "The Quintessential Quintuplets" a lot (as in, they seem to be a copy).

That said, the show is still fun and the characters aren't annoying. MC is a shy teen, but not some cuck, so that helps you not hate the whole thing.

It's rare for an anime to have so many characters who are all likeable.


Not gonna spoil it, just go and watch it.

Fun anime, no fighting, but fun characters.

Also, male MC isn't annoying.

It's fun, not the best written, but more bearable than shite like Arifureta Season 3.

That said, it isn't anything groundbreaking for an isekai. We've seen this "guy goes to another world, uses modern knowledge to wow the locals" shtick thousand other times already.

The difference here is, the guy is using market search, PR and more, to improve a kingdom, which is a nice twist. He doesn't have super powers other than his knowledge as a salesman.

So yeah, it's fun enough, could've been better.

For some reason, this is one of the very few anime which gets "desperation" and "trapped" feeling of certain characters just right in some episodes.

Don't want to spoil it. I saw this anime a long time ago, adding it here because it was actually good.

Is it "horror"? Eh, personally I only find psychological horror effective, but I think some scenes in this anime kinda work on that level to give you a bit of creepy vibe (though it isn't present in every episode). I usually have trouble taking anime horror seriously anyway, so your mileage may vary.

Entertaining, can't say I'm a big fan of the protagonist, but the characters around him are still more fun.

Kinda feel like they could've come up with better power for the protagonist as well, even his enemies and friends/coworkers have much better combat style/powers.

Whatever, still entertaining, with good art.

It's alright.

I get the basic joke behind it, that the red ranger is doing his own Power Rangers shtick in another world, but it doesn't seem to really pay off.

It doesn't help that they used really asinine words for his special abilities and attack and he's really insufferable (I guess that is intentional) with the talk of "friendship". It would've worked if every other fucking anime wasn't about power of "friendship" saving the day.

Anyway, I'd give it 5.5/10, you can watch it if you have nothing else to watch.

Even though I enjoyed it, I can't help but feel this anime could've been even better.

Can't put my finger on why it wasn't exactly "full-filling". Maybe it's the whole "Demon Lord" thing that has been done to death, and never done quite well.

So maybe, if they had a new settings, protagonist who wasn't another generic OP "demon lord", this anime would've been way better.

One of the very rare Netflix anime crap that is actually entertaining to a certain extent.

For example, the protagonist almost ruins the whole thing while hilariously, the antagonist keeps the script far more entertaining than it would be without him.

The animation is trash-tier CG all Japanese directors are fans of. Someone tell them there is FPS higher than 15 when it comes to animation. The art style is generic with an awful blue fog post process forced on top of the image to make everything look just.. washed out. I would fire the whole studio involved in this shit.

Anyway, I can count on two fingers the amount of good Netflix anime, and this is one of those two.

Eh.. meh.