Anime 55717 Dekisokonai To Yobareta Motoeiyuu Wa Jikka Kara Tsuihou Sareta Node Sukikatte Ni Ikiru Koto Ni Shita Reviews

Title: Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita - Review

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆

Review:

"Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita" promised an intriguing premise, but unfortunately, its execution falls flat in every possible way. From the very first episode, it became evident that this anime was going to be a struggle to sit through.

Let's start with the animation quality - or rather, the lack thereof. Scenes are poorly drawn, characters lack consistency in design, and the animation is choppy at best. It feels like watching a slideshow rather than a ... fluid, engaging story. Even worse, the animation quality seems to degrade with each passing episode, which is a massive disappointment for any viewer hoping for improvement.

Moving on to the plot, it's a mess. While the initial concept had potential, the storytelling quickly devolves into a convoluted mess of clichés and nonsensical developments. Characters lack depth and motivation, making it impossible to connect with them on any level. Subplots are introduced and promptly forgotten, leaving viewers bewildered and unsatisfied.

The dialogue is equally uninspired, filled with exposition dumps and cringeworthy attempts at humor that fall completely flat. It's as if the script was hastily thrown together without any regard for coherence or entertainment value.

To top it all off, the sound design is abysmal, with jarring sound effects and forgettable background music that fails to set the mood or enhance the viewing experience in any way.

In conclusion, "Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita" is a prime example of wasted potential. With its atrocious animation, lackluster plot, and overall poor production quality, this anime is best avoided. Save yourself the frustration and skip this one entirely.

STAY AWAY FOR YOUR OWN GOOD

We are really scraping the bottom of the barrel here, aint we? Every season we get to see the same trash, but someone it gets worse every time. I've watched over 200 isekais, this is, and I don't say this lightly, the most garbage one I've seen so far. Welcome, to AI's first attempt at creating an isekai from scratch (or thats what it feels like).

It's quite an achievement actually, this isekai manages to be absolutely dogshit in EVERY aspect. Don't get me wrong, I don't have high expectations, it doesn't take much to keep me entertained. While writing this, I actually just tried to ... think of a single fucking redeeming quality of anime for like 5 straight minutes. N o t h i n g . The male lead is not only an extremely boring self insert, but is completely devoid of charisma, and also just dumb? (No seriously, how do you fuck up a copy paste isekai protagonist??) I'm not even going to go into the side characters, there are just there to glaze the mc and have the collective IQ of an eraser. The plot? Were you expecting one? Too bad, there isn't one. I usually don't say anything about animation quality, but, I kid you not when I say the first ever 'Anime', The Dull Sword, from 1917, had better animation. Calling the animation a Power Point Presentation would be generous. The character design is laughably uninspired, the action scenes are just, pan left, pan right, zoom out, followed by stock sound effects.

I'm not going to say the usual 'Oh well, only 3 episodes are out, it's too early to judge, it might get better'. No. If this anime was thrice as good as it is now, it would barely enter the 'so bad its good' territory. This anime has 0 potential. It is, and will continue to be, an utterly dogshit, unentertaining, insult of an anime that will be dropped by most people and forgotten. Stay away, it's a waste of time.

In the vast landscape of anime, I strive to maintain objectivity and fairness in my assessments. However, "Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita" stands as a towering monument to disappointment—a testament to the depths of despair one can encounter in the world of animation.

Ah, the tired trope of the hero yearning for a peaceful existence—a narrative thread so worn and frayed, it threatens to unravel the very fabric of storytelling itself. Our protagonist, reborn as the son of his former adversaries, squanders seventeen years in idle complacency before being unceremoniously cast out into the world. ... And yet, in a twist of fate befitting a poorly scripted melodrama, he is thrust into battle and altruism, forsaking his dreams of tranquility for the sake of contrived conflict.

But I digress. Let us turn our attention to the characters—mere caricatures of their archetypes, devoid of depth or nuance. The artistry, too, leaves much to be desired, a lackluster tapestry of uninspired visuals that fails to ignite even a spark of interest. And as for character development? Well, let's just say it's as cringe-worthy as watching a novice blacksmith pound the same spot of a sword repeatedly with a hammer, oblivious to the principles of craftsmanship.

Speaking of which, allow me to regale you with a scene that encapsulates the essence of this anime: our hero enlists the aid of a blacksmith to craft his sword, only to witness her laboriously striking the same spot ad nauseam with her hammer. A metaphor, perhaps, for the repetitive monotony that plagues this series—a cycle of laziness and mediocrity that knows no end.

In conclusion, dear viewer, spare yourself the agony of indulging in this lackluster endeavor. There are far greater treasures to be unearthed in the vast expanse of anime, and "Dekisokonai to Yobareta Motoeiyuu wa Jikka kara Tsuihou sareta node Sukikatte ni Ikiru Koto ni Shita" is most certainly not one of them.

2/10

This is.. You typical Mid-tier train wreck reincarnated fantasy show, And you love it and you can't deny it.
We have an OP protaginist, we have a deamonlord and army, we have corrupt Aristocrates and we have cute anime girls.
If that last one excited you the most, make sure to watch the end credits. Youll like that part.
Is the story a bit dull, YES
Is the animation a bit off, YES
BUT YOU LOVE IT and will come back week after week to get more of it. So enjoy it for what it is.
Your typical Mid-tier train wreck reincarnated fantasy show.
and dont let the haters way your opinoin.

I don't typically dish out such low scores, but my lord this show deserves it.

As with every new anime season for the last several years, we get a slew of isekai-fantasy shows that typically range from enjoyable trash to hidden gems. Rarely do I watch one of these shows and not find some redeeming factor that makes the show at least watchable.

Here however, there is truly nothing and, as of episode 4, I would not recommend anyone watch this; It's just plain bad. Actually, as per my score, this is very bad and very deserving of the 3/10 I've given it.

The art and animation ... is extremely sub-par and low quality. Art in and of itself is just about passable for a show like this, but the animation is incredibly low budget, choppy and more like a slide-show than actually animated.
It's not quite on the level of "Maou-Sama Retry!" bad (which actually made that show funny), it's just the kind of bad that inspires no feelings whatsoever from the viewer.

Story-wise, I can't even tell you what's really going on as of EP4. The MC who spent all of his childhood and teenage years hiding away his extraordinary powers from his previous incarnation now suddenly decides to use them at every turn, turning any potential stakes or issues into hand-waved-away nothingness.
I don't even know why they're bothering to set-up that the MC's current family is ~evil~... The guy could go straight for the final boss and have the anime be over as of EP3-4 and that would actually have been a better story overall.

Characters in this show also have zero charisma or redeeming traits. The MC is OP, as per usual, but has about as much personality as a potato. He's not so OP and over-the-top that the show has comedic value, unlike Diablo from "How not to Summon a Demon Lord", or the much more recent Cid/Shadow from "Eminence in Shadow", he's just boring and more of a McGuffin to allow the show to progress.
His (current) 2 female cohorts have nothing going for them either. The knight lady does absolutely nothing and contributes nothing and even the clear love-interest in the "Saintess" does little more than be a mediocre talking plot-point who does, even then, nothing to drive the story forward.

Honestly, I have seen nearly every single "trash isekai" from the past several years and this is firmly in the "holy crap, this is just plain bad" category.
Don't bother watching this.

I have always been a fan of trashy isekais. But this, but THIS, is beyond what I can handle. Even trash isekai fans have standards (they're very low but existent). This has to be one of the worst isekais I have ever watched, no probably in the top 10 worst animes I have ever watched. Just in the first 2 episodes, there are at least FIVE MAJOR PLOTHOLES. For example, one of the most important figures in the entire kingdom, the princess, also called the saint because of her healing blessings, is traveling ALONE across one of the most dangerous areas. I say alone, but ... she's not actually alone, shes accompanied by a SINGLE KNIGHT that is pretty much useless.

The whole show feels like the author doesn't give a shit about telling a story, he is just throwing isekai cliché after isekai cliché. None of the characters feel like they have personality, just one cliché after the other. The author is just writing to pay rent, most likely, or else I don't see how you could make something as bad as this.

Now, the thing that I really wanna know is, HOW THE FUCK DID THIS GET AN ANIMATION???? Please don't tell me this light novel has a fanbase in Japan....

DO NOT watch this shit if you value your time, I don't know why I went through the pain of watching more than 1 episode.

This is trash, but in an oddly enjoyable sense.

At first glance, this anime may seem like a discarded candy wrapper in the vast dumpster of anime offerings.
But like that unexpected and unopened candy bar found underneath a dumpster, it's either a guilty pleasure waiting to be indulged, or something to chuck into the garbage can, it really depends on the person looking at it to give it a chance.

Let's address the elephant in the room: this anime isn't winning any awards for originality or depth. It's the kind of series that wears its clichés proudly, serving them up with all the subtlety of a ... sledgehammer. But weirdly enough, that's part of its charm. It's like the guilty pleasure of ecchi or the frustration-fueled fun of video games like Rainbow Six Siege. You know exactly what you're getting into, and yet, you keep coming back for more.

That said, predictability is the name of the game here. If you're hoping for a mind-bending mystery or a plot twist, you'll be sorely disappointed. But if you're willing to deal with the predictability and watch, you'll find a certain comfort in knowing exactly where the story is headed from the get-go, because its story has so many context clues on where the story is going, that it's kinda ridiculous.

Yeah, it's not groundbreaking, but it doesn't pretend to be. What it lacks in originality, it makes up for in its trashy consistency. From the first episode to the latest episode at my time of watching (4th episode), it maintains a steady level of enjoyment, never veering too far from its established tone and style.

So, what's the verdict? In my eyes, it's a 6/10.
It's not breaking any new ground, but it's holding steady in its lane. And sometimes, that's exactly what you need from a series—a reliable, if somewhat predictable and trashy, source of entertainment.
That being said, it's up to you to choose to take a chance on this anime or let it pass you by, the decision ultimately rests with you. But who knows? You might just find unexpected enjoyment in watching this.

🗿 6/10, It's predictable and trashy, but it's fine 🗿