Cinematography:
Tetsuya NishimuraComposer:
ManzoCast:
Shunichi Toki, Saori Ōnishi, Kaori Maeda, Satomi Amano, Ai Fairouz, Miku Ito, Kenji Akabane, Hozumi Gôda, Marie Hashimoto, Satomi Akesaka, Rina Honizumi (more)VOD (2)
Episodes(12)
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Summoned to Another World for a Second Time (E01)
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Going on a Trip for a Second Time (E02)
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Frying a Squid for a Second Time (E03)
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Receiving a Gift for a Second Time (E04)
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Following Footsteps for a Second Time (E05)
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Master and Pupil for a Second Time (E06)
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Visiting the Beastmen Continent for a Second Time (E07)
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Fighting a Duel for a Second Time (E08)
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Summoned to Another World for the First Time (E09)
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Arriving at a Battlefield for a Second Time (E10)
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Going All-In for a Second Time (E11)
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Fighting the Last Battle for a Second Time (E12)
Plots(1)
Setsu is just your average teen…except he was once the hero of a magical world! In the realm of Eclaire, he and his party brought peace until a trap sent him back to the real world. Now years later, war is looming, and Setsu is needed once again. (Crunchyroll)
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Reviews (1)
The hero gets reincarnated into the same world for the second time after having already saved it before. It sounds like an exciting and original concept that has potential! I'm sure it won't be just a pile of silly clichés and plot twists like "Jesus, it's you, Secu! I haven't seen you in a while. Remember how you saved us last time? Now you have to do it all over again!" I'm sure there will be fascinating characters, not just another boring harem trying to get close to the hero at the nearest opportunity... Okay, I could put up with that. I can handle the fact that the series works with the given theme in a weird and awkward way, throwing one character after another at you that you only get to see in passing, like, "Jesus, it's you, Secu! I haven't seen you in a while..." Then, after being rescued, they disappear who knows where. But then Toma appears in the eighth episode. The main villain doesn't seem scary at all from the beginning but is apparently behind everything, especially the morning sickness of our hero. The moment he revealed the motivation behind his actions, I couldn't take any more. SPOILER: I can handle a story where a group of enthusiastic girls and boys crave the attention of the main hero. The problem is that the main villain is the biggest simp of the whole story, who is offended that the hero once stopped paying attention to him. END OF SPOILER: I felt genuinely embarrassed for Toma... Plus, neither the animation nor the music is a masterpiece, the fights are pretty dull, and the writing is awkward, so you can't blame me for not giving it more than 3.5/10 after those eight episodes I've seen.
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