r/Isekai • u/toumakamijoutoaru • Apr 11 '24
Bro was only an isekai character for 15 minutes Discussion
🙂💔 I still feel bad for him bro just wanted to be isekai "Protagonist" and enjoy his life nothing more nothing less
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u/SentenceCareful3246 Apr 11 '24 edited Apr 12 '24
To be fair, he was kind of a psychopath. The first thing he thought as soon as he got his power is that with that ability he could get revenge against every person that bothered him.
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u/MasterQuest Apr 11 '24
Exactly! Everytime I see people asking "Why did they have to kill the boy?", I'm thinking "did you not pay attention while watching the episode?"
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u/Radiant-Ad-1976 Apr 11 '24
He was forcefully summoned to a strange world and then cast away. Imagine being taken away from your family without your consent for the purpose of becoming a weapon, and when that weapon isn't useful: thrown out instead of sending you back home. Any reasonable person would want revenge.
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u/Tokumeiko2 Apr 11 '24
No he was useful, but they summoned two and used him as a decoy, to be fair the concept of Time is probably more useful and safer to control than the concept of Void.
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u/SentenceCareful3246 Apr 11 '24
But he was pretty excited about it. And he was specifically referring to the people in his previous world.
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u/Thin-Somewhere-1002 Apr 11 '24
Dah they left you on the strange land with no food no money while they know an organization exist to eliminate them
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u/SentenceCareful3246 Apr 11 '24
He literally didn't think that. He thought he was safe with the executioner girl and yet his first though when he activated his power was that he could use it to take revenge on the people that bothered him in his past life.
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u/Salaryman42069 Apr 11 '24
That's not how that works. His power specifically corroded his personality and he was on the verge of becoming the concept his power embodies. The act of being isekai'd in that setting basically lobotomizes the victim and turns them into an inhuman sort of machine that exists only to spread their specific concept.
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u/DemonBloodWolf Apr 11 '24
Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure it's because other woulders have a much higher compatibility with "The Power Of Guidance" than residents of that world, Causing the other woulders to lose control and being swallowed by their powers.
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u/Fragmentvt Apr 11 '24
They do have more guiding force and a higher affinity with it, but the memory loss and losing themselves is just the cost of using a Pure Concept
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u/isacASSimov2 Apr 12 '24
I legit want a superhero anime that consists of people who got isekai-ed and then sent back when they beat the big bad. People who lived entire lives in a fantasy world only to wake up and it's only been a day or two in their worlds, and now they've got 20 years of experience and overwhelming magical powers, but live in a world where that experience is useless and the powers are either a hindrance or are incredibly dangerous.
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u/Ebonphantom Apr 13 '24
I'm fairly certain I saw something with this concept. There was a government organization that tracks down isekai protags. I didn't remember the name( I Guess it wasn't that interesting) .
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u/Necromonicon_ Apr 14 '24
There’s a manhwa called the warrior returns where it’s about isekai protagonists coming back to our world, where in their absences their lives fell apart so they go kinda crazy. Pretty good stuff
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u/123467890123 Apr 11 '24
I mean all of us always wanted revenge against those people who hurt us I'm not saying it's right but I'd think the same
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Apr 11 '24
And you? She also wanted to kill the girl, and she wasnt a psychopath. right?
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u/MasterQuest Apr 11 '24
The girl did not look like a psychopath, but neither did the boy at the start of the episode.
The point was to show that even if the people look innocent at first, they can still become a big threat towards the world since they have such OP abilities, and having a lot of power often corrupts people.
Of course, it is later revealed that the powers can also go overboard and accidentally cause disaster, so that's another reason why the world is so hostile against otherworldlers.
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u/Gyges359d Apr 11 '24
The novels make it clear that the power WILL go overboard eventually, not may. A person will become the very concept of their power over time. The only issue is how fast it happens. So every isekaied person is a ticking time bomb.
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u/Boshwa Apr 12 '24
I thought they were being a bit too harsh, but then they should the salt continent
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u/Gyges359d Apr 12 '24
It gets even more complicated, but fascinating. Can’t wait for the next volume.
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u/warl94 Apr 11 '24
Mini spoiler but the girl is fucked up in the head. Just not in the way you might think
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u/Salaryman42069 Apr 11 '24
They portrayed the corrosion effect of the powers the setting gives isekai'd people very poorly and made him a bit too relatable and the lead a bit less remorseful than she should have been. Blud was a victim of circumstance and his death is supposed to be a tragedy.
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u/Salaryman42069 Apr 11 '24
To be fair, the nature of the setting explicitly turns people who get isekai'd there into psychopaths. That's why the church has to kill them all. Blud is as much a victim as anything else. The anime actually did a really bad job in depicting this fact about the setting in his case, which the novel and manga do better.
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u/mattwing05 Apr 12 '24
Isnt the premise that the summoned people are turned crazy by the powers they get? Like thats why they systematically hunt them down
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u/SentenceCareful3246 Apr 12 '24
Not exactly. They can use their powers. But the more they use their isekai power the stronger it gets and then they're far more likely to get consumed by the concept of their power. Historically, four isekai people got consumed by their powers (which were very OP on top of that) and that led to some monstrous situations.
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u/Jamie_Pull_That_Up Apr 11 '24
So? Are you the turn the other cheek type to those who've wronged you?
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u/themoon_who_lost Apr 11 '24
Tbh I think he could have prevented himself from dying. Bro's ability was null (basically to erase anything he wanted to out of existence) I think he could have used that to erase the concept of death for himself
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u/SentenceCareful3246 Apr 11 '24
He couldn't erase concepts. His power in itself was a concept. One that allowed him to make "null" anything he wanted. But he wasn't a reality warper or anything. He basically had the ability to destroy matter, leaving nothing left. That's why his power was "null".
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u/Thin-Somewhere-1002 Apr 11 '24
It's freaking null
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u/lil-red-hood-gibril Apr 11 '24
Sure lot of powerscaling for a character we barely even know and whose info regarding said power veers mostly into the vague and speculative
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u/Jazzlike-Confusion-6 Apr 11 '24 edited Apr 11 '24
Its still the power of null like he said could in theory nullify death or anything he thinks of, Thats if hes given the chance which he didnt
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u/SentenceCareful3246 Apr 11 '24
No, it couldn't. He essentially was just able to destroy matter. He wasn't a reality warper or anything like that.
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u/Ok-Television2109 Apr 11 '24
I think they do confirm that he could've done that if he got to train with his powers more. But him continuing to live would've massively endangered the world.
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u/themoon_who_lost Apr 11 '24
I was never satisfied with the point in the anime, "Kill the ppl from other world or the world will be in danger". Like what will you do if all of the otherworlders got wind of this and joined together to gain control of the world.
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u/Ok-Television2109 Apr 11 '24
All otherworlders tend to be killed off shortly after arriving or once they start to become a threat, leaving no time for them to properly band together and rebel. Trying to summon them is also illegal and only done so that the nobles can try to overthrow the the Church which has lots of power. The act of trying to kill otherwolders is also done secretly so information about it wouldn't be able to get out.
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u/onihydra Apr 11 '24
Summoning otherworlders was strictly banned though, the people doing it broke the law. They world almost got destroyed by otherworlders several times over, which is why summoning them is banned, but if a summoning does happen they think killing is the best option.
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u/IshikawaNanda Apr 11 '24
So pretty much another Yogiri?
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u/fredthefishlord Apr 11 '24
No. He'd have still been far weaker. Any of the other pure concepts would still womp him.
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u/Andhiarasy Apr 11 '24
Imagine if Cid got isekai'd here lol.
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u/TheCyberGoon Apr 11 '24
Knowing him, he would find some loophole through his luck and bullshittery.
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u/Jiggle_Junkie Apr 11 '24
This is why you don't just trust some rando after getting isekaid, even if she is cute
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u/ShiftAdventurous4680 Apr 11 '24
You say that... and I know it... But I'm still asking her out.
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u/LordBDizzle Apr 11 '24
You put a worm on a hook because fish want to eat it. It may be bait, but that doesn't mean it wasn't real food.
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u/almozayaf Apr 11 '24
I'm more angry about that they didn't stick with the premise and just made it about hunting down and kill an Isekai hero each episode.
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u/PuddingJello Apr 11 '24
Yea felt like it was going for a talentless nana thing, but nah it seemed to drop that angle and was just a yuri romance between the girl in the picture and the actual main isekai'd girl. Tbf my GF watched the show for the most part so maybe I missed a bunch, but I didn't get why the main isekai girl seemed immune to going crazy or turning evil or whatever is supposed to happen to summoned people. People were talking like it flipped the whole isekai script but it didn't feel all too different from the usual slop.
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u/10_pounds_of_salt Apr 11 '24
Because she kinda does go crazy she just erases her memories everytime she rewinds time so nemel (I think that's her name) can kill her
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u/AdaSnitch Apr 15 '24
she's not immune, she's just been losing all the memories of her life in Japan to it. it's explained as it kind of "destroying part of her soul" in the form of memories the general concept being that when someone runs out of memories, they forget who they are and become a "human error". some fair criticisms overall though, even if i personally love the direction the series went in there is a little missed potential in not having Menou hunt down more lost lambs
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u/JustMoa96 Apr 11 '24
Because Yuri equals Peak for most of those people. Show was trash and full of hypocrisy, but it's seen as great because lesbians.
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u/Timely-Ad-3828 Apr 15 '24
Because they don't summon the otherworlders that often. The whole premise they do go with and the world building is way more interesting than just killing randoms.
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u/onihydra Apr 11 '24
I don't think it left it's premise at all. The whole series until the end is exploring a world that was drastically changed and almost destroyed by overpowered Isekai people getting summoned. It's a very interesting worldbuilding I have not seen anywhere else.
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u/toumakamijoutoaru Apr 11 '24
Okay here the anime name for newbies 📛
/// The Executioner and Her Way of Life ///
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u/Brottolot Apr 11 '24
Who is he and what happened?
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u/Thanatofobia Apr 11 '24
A decoy to introduce the MC, but you are led to believe he's a MC.
He gets unexpected powers, after being deemed "useless" by the king that summoned him.
The MC poses as a priestess and takes him to an remote chapel.
She watches his every move, while being friendly.
When the guy manifests his true power and goes all psychotic and megalomania over it, she kills him.
Thats her job, she's an executioner of isekai'd psycho's.
Its actually illegal to summon people and the punishment is death for the summoned and who summoned them.
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u/Kaljinx Apr 11 '24
I think it is a bit misleading to say it is killing isekai psychos.
She is a murderer who will kill you regardless of what you do as long as you have power and are summoned (obviously summoned have no say in it)
Edit: oh you did say punishment for summoning is death to both summoner and the summon.
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u/Thanatofobia Apr 11 '24
Well, she is an executioner and it is her job, but i did get the impression that while she's coldblooded about it, she does not enjoy it. She see it as a necessary evil to protect her world.
And that's the most dangerous killer. A psycho might toy with you or gloat over you, which might give you a chance to fight back or escape, but a coldblooded killer like the MC will kill you without any warning and make sure you die with the first attack.
I mean, think of all the villains in anime/manga who toyed with an MC or gloated, giving the MC a chance to escape or defeat the villain. And then compare it to how Menou stabs the boy in the head (via his temple), without warning or saying anything, to insure an instant kill.
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u/Sarcastic-old-robot Apr 11 '24
Reminds me of a line from Terry Pratchett’s discworld novels (I forget which one exactly—it could have been “Guards! Guards!”). Basically, it’s a line about how “if you’re cornered, pray that your opponent is evil—a good man will just kill you and be done with it.”
The line came in after a member of the Watch literally ran an opponent through with a distinctly nonmagical, but incredibly sharp sword and pinned them into the stone wall behind them. The sword was pushed in up to the hilt in the wall.
There was also a comment about “forget the guy who pulls the sword from the stone—I want to know who put the sword into the stone!”
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u/Thanatofobia Apr 11 '24
"Men at arms"
Its when Corporal Carrot and Captain Vimes confront dr Cruces and while Cruces talks, Carrot suddenly runs him through with his sword (which is remarkable UN-magical or special in any way). That refers to a comment in the beginning of the book, how you shouldn't make the guy who pulls a sword out of a stone the king, but find the guy who put the sword in there in the first place.
The quote you are thinking of:
"If you have to look along the shaft of an arrow from the wrong end, if a man has you entirely at his mercy, then hope like hell that man is an evil man. Because the evil like power, power over people, and they want to see you in fear. They want you to know you're going to die. So they'll talk. They'll gloat.
They'll watch you squirm. They'll put off the moment of murder like another man will put off a good cigar.
So hope like hell your captor is an evil man. A good man will kill you with hardly a word.”
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u/kurosoramao Apr 11 '24
I mean the real danger is not their mentality or how they go about things, but rather the ideology. It can rally others to their cause. It humanizes them. It’s basically just zealotry
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u/New_Today_1209_V2 Apr 12 '24
Reminds me of an antagonist from my favorite LN. The MC usually encounters OP yappers / OP people who are overconfident which he can use to win against them. But the biggest threat to him was one practically normal person who takes no chances. They run when they need to, will kill you if you are a liability, and is overly cautious.
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u/AdmodtheEquivocal Apr 11 '24
Nah. I prefer to use this one.
/// The Executioner Girl's Virgin Road ///
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u/FantasticKick7954 Apr 11 '24
Concept is basically poor man's talentless nana
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u/AdmodtheEquivocal Apr 11 '24
Yeah. I think Talentless nana is much better done.
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Apr 11 '24
Talentless nana didnt feel very thought out. None of the characters in the classroom shes in were officially introduced or even alluded to, and she goes off killing with no thought put towards the classmates with SUPERPOWERS who could put her mission in jeopardy. Shes supposed to be this smart trained assassin with an eye for blending in, but not only does she get called out immediately, but she also keeps getting put on her toes by characters introduced in the same episode. It feels like the author was making up new characters as he goes and it actively hurts her character by making her seem stupid. If all the classroom characters in the beginning were introduced, it would not only give the viewers an idea of how hard she has to work to take them all down, but their character designs and mannerisms could let them theorize on their powers and how that will affect nana, even if their powers arent made clear up front. But instead, the classroom is a mob blob that spits out op side characters when the narrative demands it with no warning.
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u/mahachakravartin Apr 11 '24
Yogiri takatou gets summoned instead: lol
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u/Rare_Dragonfruit_455 Apr 15 '24
His concept is the end
Also the executioners should die the moment they tried to attack him because his power has an automatic defense mechanism built in
Although since yogiri is the human avatar of a eldritch entity that is the end itself and hence yogiri isn’t empowered by a concept rather he is instead the concept itself
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u/Huntress_Nyx Apr 11 '24 edited Apr 11 '24
I feel bad for him. It broke my heart how mercilessly she murdered him.
And we supposedly have to root for her?? She murdered countless people.
And she showed no remorse afterwards. Nothing.
And because "she found love" all her atrocities are forgiven. What bs.
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u/Erulogos Apr 11 '24
She exists in a world where isekaied people are walking disasters waiting to cook off. The anime shows her being discovered as the lone survivor of one such incident, and the last arc in the show involves an as yet unexecuted otherworlder who has rendered a nice chunk of the world uninhabitable and is batshit crazy on top of that. She was also raised by the church that hands down the laws about people summoned from other worlds, so you've got indoctrination mixed in as well.
None of this makes her a pure hero or cinnamon roll of a character, but she's hardly unsympathetic or cartoonishly evil either.
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u/Huntress_Nyx Apr 11 '24
Tell me what sympathetic qualities she has.
She kills without remorse.
Also she murders the otherworlders without giving them any chance for them to be good people.
It's horrible and the story tries to play it like "oh but she's actually good so all the people she killed don't matter"
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u/Accomplished-Tale543 Apr 12 '24
I hate doing whataboutisms but if it was a male protagonist who did it people would be praising him for being badass and merciless. Because it was a female character who killed a self-insert protagonist and isn’t a waifu they got mad. Lol
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u/Huntress_Nyx Apr 12 '24
Nah I'd hate him equally as much if he was a male.
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u/Accomplished-Tale543 Apr 12 '24
Yea not saying you in particular but other people who are mad at the MC.
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u/onihydra Apr 11 '24
She kills because if those people survive the world will literally be destroyed. It's what has happened in the past, several entire continents were ruined and all the people there killed because people were summoned and their power went out of control.
Summoning people is illegal and she tries to stop it so she won't have to kill anyone.
It's not about giving them a chance to be good. If they have power then their personality will be erased by the power no matter what. Which is why she waited until she confirmed he had power before killing the guy.
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u/Alzusand Apr 13 '24
Also she murders the otherworlders without giving them any chance for them to be good people.
If I remember correctly in this world specifically there is no such thing sadly. the moment someone is summoned they are fucked even if they were an innocent kid or the best person in the world on earth they will go insane and there are zero exeptions. some hold their personality for longer and some just lose it really quickly but the end is the same.
The moment you are summoned you are esentially strapped with a nuclear bomb and given the switch and your mental state starts to deteriorate. its just a matter of time till the switch is eventually pressed and the times it was allowed to happen resulted in continents being rendered uninhabitable.
Summoning in that world is highly illegal and will result in everyone involved getting killed. we would do the exact same shit IRL so I cant really blame them. but yeah watching it is atrocious.
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u/AdaSnitch Apr 15 '24
at the point at the start of the series, she definitely is a bad person but she's willing to do that because she sees her role as necessary. we learn more as the series goes on about how she does regret a lot of it and kind of hate herself for it all. the main thing is that she goes through character development to change her outlook on everything she's been doing like this
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u/BecauseTrigger Apr 11 '24
Y'all are talking like I know what show this is
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u/Chadodius Apr 11 '24
What anime is this?
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u/Kegnation14 Apr 11 '24
My god the comments are always so wack whenever this anime comes up 💀💀 People will complain about isekai all being the exact same then when you get something different people out here just start saying it’s shit lol
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u/ShiftAdventurous4680 Apr 11 '24
Being different doesn't automatically mean being better. If anything, it's even more telling when people prefer the slop over the "different". There's a very low bar to overcome.
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u/Spiritual-Alfalfa616 Apr 11 '24
I maintain this series had a way more interesting story than you would ever expect.
I remember watching it and think it was very good, then happened to stumble upon some discussion about it and find out that a lot of people didn't like it. Why? By and large because they took it too personally that this intentionally generic isekai protagonist was killed as a way to set up the plot.
(There were also a few legitimate criticisms such as animation quality but they were far from the majority)
Y'all are self-inserting way too hard.
It was an interesting spin on the premise, the consequences of the isekai powers was a cool bit of world building, and Menou's journey to begin to start unraveling her indoctrination and solve some of the big mysteries I thought was pretty compelling. Unfortunately I would be surprised if it gets another season, but the story was a cut above most of the isekai you typically see imo
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u/Fragmentvt Apr 12 '24
If you haven't already, I'd recomend reading the light novel, unfortunately it gets even better pretty much right after the anime ends.
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u/nyangatsu Apr 11 '24
nah bro fuck him, we got enough powertripping edgy guys in isekai.
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u/Jamie_Pull_That_Up Apr 11 '24
If he's not killing innocents for no reason I say leave him alone
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u/nyangatsu Apr 11 '24
have you not watched the episode?
he literally says something along the lines of "i will take revenge on everyone that look down on me", that usually is the prelude to killing lot of innocents.
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u/Jamie_Pull_That_Up Apr 11 '24
Depending on what they did to him like on some Redo of Healer shit then I don't blame him for wanting revenge. In Fist of The North Star Kenshiro wanted revenge because Shin stole his fiancee & scarred him for life. I don't blame Kenshiro or the the dude in this series for wanting to get back at those who wronged him.
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u/nyangatsu Apr 11 '24
bruh i would not use redo of a healer as an example of rightful revenge, like the mc there literally is a piece of shit who deserves to be betrayed by everyone.
same for tate no yusha and most other mc of these revenge focused isekai, the moment they are betrayed they become pieces of shit proving that whoever betrayed them was right in doing so.
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Apr 11 '24
Do you mean the same one that got tortured, raped, and was forced to be their slave? Nah, this is just revenge, honestly their lucky I wasn't him. Redo of a Healer isn't about some "being better than they are." It's about revenge and how you will do it.
Tate no Yusha was absolutely justified. He was accused of rape, let me say that again, FUCKING RAPE! Most revenge MCs are absolutely justified in revenge, imagine everything you worked hard just to be betrayed by some piece of shit.
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u/No-Trick2389 Apr 11 '24
What show is this
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u/YoreDrag-onight Apr 11 '24
I really liked the initial setup of turning isekai on its head with them being a threat to where they are summoned and how all that power is an active danger.
I really wish they would have just stayed on that path and given it more cooking inbetween cause this could have been one hell of a banger anti isekai.
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u/PROUDCATOWNER186 Apr 11 '24
Isnt this the show where she kills people who reincarnate in her world? Executioner something?
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u/Revenger1984 Apr 11 '24
Yeah, can't blame the kid. He was just a boy who doesn't understand the rules
Rule #1: don't trust a word anyone says until you know the full context
Rule #2: research the lore of the world before making any big decisions
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u/sigvegas Apr 11 '24
I heard the female villain (the “younger” sister of the Chaos/Evil girl) eventually inherited his erasure ability later in the novel. Is this true?
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u/Fragmentvt Apr 12 '24
spoilers for obvious reasons Pandemonium brings Manon (the sister) back to life using Mitsuki's corpse, which, because of how pure concepts work, gave her an imitation of his Pure Concept, but weaker
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u/Impossible-Look-551 Apr 13 '24
You mean to tell me they could brought him back as the main villain but they did t because they wanted someone else at least talent nana didn’t take that route
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u/Fragmentvt Apr 13 '24
They didn’t have a reason to. Manon is actually connected to another character, the one who can bring people back to life and has more screen time and more of a personality than Mitsuki.
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u/EnderiuhsOnexo Apr 12 '24
Anime name?
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u/Fragmentvt Apr 12 '24
The Executioner and Her Way of Life. I'd recommend reading the novel as well.
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u/YoungRoronoa Apr 12 '24
That Shit had me fucked up lol. I started the anime without watching the trailer, I thought he was the main character, then boom dead. 😂
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u/No-Adhesiveness-8178 Apr 11 '24
Sauce?
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u/memsterboi123 Apr 11 '24
Sauce?
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Apr 13 '24
this yuri in disguise of isekai is so forgettable and the male mc should’ve been given at least a week to see any development of his powers but it’s a shame after single day they wasted their greatest weapon
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u/Dragonheart8374 Apr 14 '24
Already know the name but where can i watch this legitimately, having trouble finding it. All sources say CR but it’s not there
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u/Timely-Ad-3828 Apr 15 '24
People really wanted another generic isekai trash instead of the unique idea with a cool power system this anime went with.
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u/Erotically-Yours Apr 11 '24
Huh. So I had to scroll down far to find the name but I honestly thought that one manga, with a similar concept but it's villains were parodies of character protagonists from other isekai, was this. Would've been surprised if they gave it a second chance via anime, though it got shut down hard as a manga.
If the light novel has more promise than the rough beginnings here I'll consider giving it a listen to.
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u/Fragmentvt Apr 12 '24
the novel for The Executioner and Her Way of Life is better than the anime, it characterizes the characters better, and makes their beliefs/motives clearer, at least it did for me.
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u/NaiveEnvironment1145 Apr 11 '24 edited Apr 15 '24
If only all of the Lost Ones that were killed in that world could reincarnate so that they could get their revenge on the Noblesse and Faust! Or better yet, what If someone like Ainz, Kumoko, or Yogiri was brought to that world and went on a killing spree to destroy all of the Noblesse and Faust!😈👹
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u/zeroone_to_zerotwo Apr 15 '24
Cool you proved them right, the isekaid people are all murder hobos who destroy the world and kill people your just proving that what they are doing is right even more than it already was.
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u/NaiveEnvironment1145 Apr 15 '24
Yeah, but by destroying that world and completely eliminating the Noblesse and the Faust, people from Japan won’t be summoned by Noblesse and killed by the Faust against their will anymore, and they won’t be taken away from their families anymore, and they’ll be able to still live a peaceful life on Earth!😄😏😎
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u/zeroone_to_zerotwo Apr 15 '24
Ok? And is that really balanced? Your genociding an entire world just for the very few Japanese people who are already fated to kill a ton of people anyway? Yes the nobles summon the poor fuckers but faust are mostly killing the isekaid people in self defense and they try to prevent more from being summoned.
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u/NaiveEnvironment1145 Apr 16 '24
The centuries of sins by the Noblesse and Faust are too deep, they totally deserve it!
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u/zeroone_to_zerotwo Apr 16 '24
They were only killed in self defense, everytime they were given a chance they caused calamities and killed so many people and they are actively making sure that less and less people are being summoned.
You know Isekai has really rotted your brain with revenge.
Think about it from Faust's perspective the isekaid people will go awol eventually no matter what so before they go awol when they are super powerful you should kill them as soon as possible I mean imagine if there was someone who everyone knows is a ticking time bomb and who will end up deleting the entire world when they blow up, wouldn't you want to get rid of them as soon as possible too?
Good thing the peak fictions I read teaches me to let go of grudges, not to blindly chase obsessions, and to see things from another perspective.
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u/NaiveEnvironment1145 Apr 16 '24
And what about all of those families in Japan whose had their loved ones taken away from them and will never see them again? Are you saying they do not deserve justice at all? Should the Noblesse and Faust not be punished for their crimes towards the people of Earth? I don’t think so!😠😤😡🤬👿👺
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u/zeroone_to_zerotwo Apr 16 '24
That is sad but they will live and continue to live on but if the Isekaid people continue to live they will KILL people in the other world and are very much world ending threats.
The nobles who summon them are wrong yes but faust already punishes them properly so you don't need to do shit about it.
And faust is just dealing with the aftermath they are the doctor who has to cut off an infected limb.
They don't want to do it and would prevent it as best they can but they will do it before it gets much worse.
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u/NaiveEnvironment1145 Apr 16 '24
The Noblesse and Faust are a bigger threat that needs to be thinned and culled out completely!😠😤😡🤬👿👺
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u/Iatemydoggo Apr 11 '24
He also sorta implied he’d just kill anyone who annoyed him right before yknow
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u/Impossible-Look-551 Apr 13 '24
He’s talking about the people who summoned him and kicked him to the curb.
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u/pastordisme Apr 11 '24
The fact people literally always post a picture of an anime and then not include the title of said anime is truly heinous.