My Isekai Life: I Gained a Second Character Class and Became the Strongest Sage in the World
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Tensei kendža no isekai Life: Daini no šokugjó o ete, sekai saikjó ni narimašita (more)
Cinematography:
Shunsuke KobayashiComposer:
GinCast:
Chiaki Kobayashi, Wataru Takagi, Azumi Waki, Nichika Ohmori, 三川華月, Miharu Hanai, Hikaru Tono, 久遠エリサ, 菅野真衣, Takehiro Hasu, Takanori Hoshino, Yurika Kubo (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(12)
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I Wanted to Protect the Town (E01)
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Trying Out a Party (E02)
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I Meant Too Strong (E03)
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Truly Unusual Situations (E04)
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That Cold Looked Troubling (E05)
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Infiltrating an Ominous Village (E06)
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Assassins in Pursuit (E07)
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We Got Some Monster Armor (E08)
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We Fought a Fire Dragon (E09)
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Didn't Seem Like a Good Time for That (E10)
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The Revelation Came True (E11)
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My Isekai Life (E12)
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As a novice level Monster Tamer, Yuji would normally be one of the last ones chosen when putting together a dungeon delving party. However, thanks to a clever trick involving a bunch of slimes, Yuji has also absorbed the archived knowledge of a great Sage and secretly gained an incredibly powerful second class! And if that's not enough, he's actually from a place called Japan in another world, which adds even more tricks up his sleeve! But even with these abilities and the help of his slimes, a magical Proud Wolf, and a forest spirit named Dryad, will that be enough to face off against rock dragons, sinister cults and gangs of slavers? Yuji had better hope so, because fate and fortune seem determined to put him into the most ridiculously dangerous situations as often as possible! (Sentai Filmworks)
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Reviews (1)
Another mediocre isekai. I didn't enjoy it very much and it had a couple of annoying flaws. What annoyed me from the start was how the main character acquired his first monster and his OP powers. Becoming powerful by literally tripping over things and being handed everything on a silver platter is just lame and dull. I was totally disinterested in the main character. He seemed to have almost no personality, he handled most things without emotion, just drily commenting on things. He didn't really do anything that would make him likable or relatable. He was just there doing kind of ‘cool’ stuff all the time. I was only half-entertained by the story. Part of it was just the main character walking about and helping out here and there. The giant conspiracy that the writers tried to incorporate into the story didn’t work for me. Even though the plans of the secret organization seemed spectacular and were supposed to pose huge risks to the world, I didn’t really feel any suspense. How could it possibly work when the protagonist figures everything out right away? The series didn't even really manage to sell me on the world in which everything takes place. A lot of the secrets were either boringly revealed straight away or only vaguely hinted at, perhaps saving the answers for the next season. Considering how boring this one was, I highly doubt I'll bring myself to watch another one. It’s a shame as it seems to be a nice combination of fantasy and mysterious futuristic technology, but we don’t get to find out much about why the world works the way it does. Even the last fight, which was supposed to be the climax of this series, barely worked. After about a minute of explosions and constant repetition of the same spell, I couldn’t believe I was still watching this. Even the finale and the major moments when the show is supposed to come up with a deeper message and give the whole journey from point A to point B some kind of meaning was quite boring because it lacked strength and significance. It’s partly because I forgot most of the side characters the moment the protagonist left their town. The only thing I ended up enjoying was the goofiness of the protagonist's slimes, which is not enough for me. 3.7/10
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