But on this day, he determines he will go on a trip. A magnificent journey which will take more than five hours on a round trip bus so as to catch an extremely valuable possession... a new sport, however a limited edition ! Upon departing the bus, brand new sport in hand, we view our primary protagonist walking down the road and passing with a woman. After a couple of steps he turns out to see her going to get struck by a motor vehicle.

Input Aqua. Aqua is a goddess which,"can help arrivals of an untimely ending make a selection." What is that selection? In her voice, you can make your way upward to paradise if you would like, but it is rather dull. But she may also reincarnate you in fantasy-like world! A parallel universe if you'd. She's a wise remark about the people going down as a result of an evil king, which can be very funny.

Clearly, that demands a good deal of thought. The goddess becomes exhausted as she bites on a few chips and hackles Kazuma to pick quicker. Fed up with her , Kazuma admits he would take her along with him. Together, both are shipped into this dream world!

So that is the foundation, rather generic stuff ? I understand. I'm really still fairly about the fence about this anime simply because of this, but I am attempting to maintain an open mind. I mind it's a narrative that follows exactly the exact same pattern as most recently. It differs from Sword Art Online and Log Horizon since they aren't trapped in a match, they're only in a universe which is similar to a match. It is definitely no Grimgar, because this has a mild, occur tone whereas Grimgar was dim and... well, gloomy.

Yeah, that is a mouth full. Both of them are put in an actual world that only had dream, RPG elements to it. Like abilities, in the anime show the characters learn abilities through leveling up and these. Like most fantasy collection, it's a harem sense for this, but maybe not your average one. The most important female and male protagonists never discuss a romantic bond together, I understand this because I looked forward in mild books to see they maintain a platonic relationship, that can be refreshing. So far as the other two which compose the harem, the primary features nothing to do together. So it is wonderful to find this series step apart from the fan service and cliche love somewhat, even when the female knight almost has an orgasm each struggle... You will see what I mean if you see it. It is a bit unnerving.

Wrapping all this babbling up, it's your normal fantasy anime. Boy is stuck in a dream, game-like world where he's the major protagonist, and a lump sum of guys. But when you look deeper into it, then it truly takes its own course, even if it's merely a slightly different route that's parallel to that of your normal fantasy anime. This tiny distinction is what's keeping me interested in this anime collection, and I expect it will not let me down.