Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu
Duração: 23 min per ep
Gênero: Fantasy
Estudio: Felix Film
Sinopse:
Mitsuha Yamano could not have had it worse. After failing to enter her university of choice and losing her entire family in an accident, she finds herself plummeting off a cliff due to an especially fragile guardrail. Through what seems to be the only bit of the fortune left in her life, Mitsuha's firm unwillingness to die allows her to be transported to another world, where she ends up surviving.
In this foreign land, Mitsuha wanders around for days before collapsing from exhaustion and being rescued by a little girl named Colette. Not long after, she finds herself in yet another life-threatening situation, and her indomitable will shines once more, granting her an audience with a divine cosmic being. The entity reveals to Mitsuha that she has acquired not only superhuman regeneration but also the ability to transport between worlds at will.
Armed with this new information, Mitsuha brainstorms ways to utilize her newfound power to its full potential. Realizing that she can take goods from Earth and resell them to the other world at a higher price, she resolves to save up eighty thousand gold coins to be able to retire comfortably.
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Shin18
With the amount of anime increasing every year, there's bound to have ones that are overlooked or unrecognized, for instance, Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement. Appearing in the low-middle side from Winter 2023 shows and being perceived as "one of those generic isekai" we get in each season, what some people may not know is how the concept's distinctive from most out there. From the beginning, we get to learn that Mitsuha Yamano, our main character, has the ability to transport between worlds at will and at any given time. And from this information she obtained, she plans on saving 80,000gold (which is equivalent to 2 billion yen) for her retirement where she'll preserve 40,000 gold in each world in case Mitsuha loses the capacity to go back and forth. Now while i wouldn't call the story amazing or anything close, it certainly manages to keep me entertained in every episode. Seeing the different methods she comes up with and the various items of her world she brings to the other world to sell's a pleasant sight. With the mix of fantasy, slice of life, comedy, adventure and even action at times, it brings a nice amount of variety to the table.
As for the characters, the only notable character in this entire series' Mitsuha. Where the enjoyment largely depends whether or not you like her. In my case, i do a lot. Even though she appears to be a cute little child, she's actually shown to be an intelligent, calm and a rational person. She's also good at acting and can even be cunning at times. I appreciate how Mitsuha isn't some one dimensional character or how she isn't those kind of self-insert protagonists we see very often within this theme. On the contrary, the rest of the cast have nothing to write home about. Some people may call them to be unremarkable and bland and while i wouldn't necessarily disagree with that, it doesn't take out the overall entertainment we get from this anime. As long as you like Mitsiha's antics, you will most definitely enjoy it.
I admit however, that the animation and music are pretty average, which can be considered barely passable. The former being plain and unexceptional which doesn't make it stand out from any other series, whereas the latter are pretty forgettable and underwhelming. There were no soundtracks that wants to make me jam at the music which is a bit unfortunate.
Overall, while this anime's not necessarily outstanding, it certainly is far from being horrible. Its' fresh concept is a nice change of pace we see from the numberous isekai anime in recent years. If you simply want an fun, cozy and joyful anime, then i'd recommend this anime.
Aragane
"Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu" is an anime adaptation of a light novel series by FUNA. The story follows a young woman named Yamano Mitsuha, who is transported to a fantasy world through an accident that made her fall from a cliff. She soon discovers she has a way to go between this world and her original world. Hence starts her misadventures of collecting and saving as much gold as possible for her comfy retirement. The premise of this series explores Mitsuha's journey as she navigates through this new world and makes friends (business partners) along the way. While itmay seem straightforward, the simplicity provides a unique twist to the popular isekai genre. As this series is not really made to be taken seriously, it presents an interesting concept of financial management and planning in a slapstick comedy format. Which is not often explored in other shows. The story is filled with various comedic moments, such as when Mitsuha tries to pursue her desire to live up to her dear late brother's love of everything related to otaku culture while struggling with her own greed for saving gold for her retirement.
Personally, I find the similarities with the GATE anime fascinating. Both shows feature a modern-day protagonist being transported to a fantasy world with access to modern technology and knowledge. In both cases, the protagonist uses their knowledge and skills that impact the world they find themselves in. The shows also explore the political and societal differences between the two worlds, highlighting the struggles of adapting to an unfamiliar and new environment. However, while GATE is more action-oriented and focuses on military and political conflict, "Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu" is more of a Mitsuha's slice-of-life story with a focus on economic and financial management. Despite these differences, fans of GATE may find similarities in the concept to be worth a watch.
The show's strength is it balances serious themes with comedic and light-hearted moments. The series tackles the topic of negotiation and networking, which is an important life skill. At the same time, the show is not afraid to have fun and inject humor into the story. This balance makes the show enjoyable to watch while still providing valuable lessons.
The animation is admirable as it fulfills the comedic timing needed for the visual gags, with bright and colorful visuals that capture the whimsical nature of this fantasy world. The voice acting is also impressive, with each actor bringing their characters to life with passion and emotion. Special mention, of course, goes to our protagonist, as she manages to exceptionally represent Mitsuha with her voice acting.
While the show may not be for everyone, it has a promising start with a strong ending for this season. The story is engaging, and the characters are likable. The series does a significant satirical play on financial management. Overall, "Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu" is a worthwhile watch for fans of the isekai genre.
ArchangelEST
Refusing to die after falling off a cliff, a woman ends up grabbing the nuts of a divine being, and leeching off some of their powers. With those powers in hand, she obtains the ability to jump through worlds, and uses it to make a profit selling modern day conveniences to a backwater Isekai civilization. Animation / Art / General Visuals - 5/10 ----------------------------------------------- There is no animation. This is a slideshow with sound. Most of the time, the only thing moving are the character's mouths. Occasionally a limb or two. Background characters don't move. Half the scenes are replaced by cardboard chibis and effects made in MSPaint.
There's a lack of detail in all designs. There's not a speck of originality or even attempt of drawing something cool or exciting.
Sound / Music / Voice Acting - 7/10
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I guess it's not terrible. JP voice actors put in solid quality performance as usual. Sounds and music are bare bones though, but the show's setting doesn't make many demands either.
Story - 7/10
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The premise isn't terrible as far as Isekai go. In fact it's one of the more interesting ones. Freedom to teleport back and forth between the Isekai world and our own, is a cool concept you don't see done often. However, there's a serious lack of ambition and epic storylines involved, it's nowhere as developed as for example "Gate" which took the concept to far higher heights.
The entire story essentially follows a young woman coming up with very mundane ways on how to get rich, selling modern day stuff to a medieval civilization. Her only motivation being a vague desire to retire early and do whatever she wants. As if her powers don't make it stupidly easy to begin with.
But it's not a TERRIBLE story if you like such wholesome, fantasy, slice of life with some comedy mixed in. I got a few chuckles out of it.
Characters - 6/10
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There really aren't any others than the MC who hogs all the screen time. Which is probably for the best. It would be hard to flesh out any side characters with the obvious budget limitations this show has.
The MC is luckily quite nice. A young woman who's quite intelligent, competent and decently confident. She has her damsel in distress moments and some "pon" here and there. But as a whole, a better and more reasonable MC than most.
Still, having to carry essentially the entire show by herself is definitely a negative for the show as a whole. It's hard to care about much that happens when there aren't any people you care about to begin with.
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Total - 6/10
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A passable story and a good MC isn't enough to properly salvage this anime which is suffering from a serious lack of production values. Be it low budget or inexperienced studio, the end result is poor. It just barely justifies calling itself an anime. It's dangerously close to being beaten by a manga turned into a Gif with background music.
Still, if Fantasy Isekai is your jam, and Slice of Life your guilty pleasure, it's probably decent entertainment.
Ally_S2
It's not a bad anime but it's not wonderful either, it's more the kind you can relax and watch without thinking too much. As for animation, there isn't much to talk about, there aren't many action scenes, but even the final fight with the dragon wasn't bad. And it depends a lot if you like the protagonist, after all, she carries the anime, Mitsuha is a different type of protagonist from Isekai, she can be very manipulative for things to go well for her but at the same time she is a very empathetic person, If someone needs help, Mitsuha will be there to help,regardless of whether it will bring you profit. I also feel that the anime dynamic could be better if her brother were alive, them as a duo would be a really nice extra to see.
kchakrak
TLDR This show isn't without its flaws, and if you're not into Isekai this won't convert you. It is, however, fun with a (mostly) likable protagnoist, a slightly different spin and a silly plot that rarely takes itself too seriously. Further thoughts Mitsuha is the protagonist. She's a go-getter, likable but somewhat mercenary in her convictions. While there is a fun supporting cast don't expect any found family stuff, despite the premise. She's looking out for herself mostly. This isn't a negative, but it is worth considering if you like the found family stuff. There's no real world building here and the final arc comes out of no-where. Again,these aren't negatives for me but it all leads to a final confrontation which is magnificently stupid. I loved it, but it is the peak of ridiculousness. If you want a deep and compelling story this really isn't the show for you.
Honestly if you want to follow a compelling, but not angelic, protagonist with a few fun side characters this is for you. It is, by no means, a must watch but it's a fun way to kill time if you like your Isekai.
jus7aguy
I'm grudgingly giving this a 7, because it's definitely worth more than a 6, however I feel they could have done a lot more with the show. Don't get me wrong; it's quite enjoyable as a watch, but I feel both politically, and character depth wise, they could have gone deeper. A few times it feels like "okay this switch is flipped, this person acts this way now". The animation was okay, opening and ending themes and soundtrack were enjoyable, voice acting mostly on point. But it shows that it's adapted from a light novel, parts of it just come across as shallowor flat. I'm not sure if that's a failing in adaptation or in the source material.
Those negatives aside I found it to be an enjoyable low-stress watch, I was just a little frustrated because I felt that it could have been better than it was, not that it was "bad" in the first place. Unrealised potential in a show/story irritates me.
Over-all I'd recommend for anyone not wanting dynamic action watching, and just wanting to enjoy a decent story, without getting to invested in it. 6.7/10 for me, rounded up to 7/10.
Your mileage may vary.
KodomoKomodo
"Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu" is a fun isekai anime that is perfect to watch during your free time. The story is lighthearted and entertaining, making it easy to follow. Unlike most isekai shows, Mitsuha Yamano is not trapped in the isekai world but can move easily between the different worlds. Realized by her unique ability, she started to "money laundering" (I dunno the correct term but she basically discovered the money glitch) by selling normal items to the isekai world. The issues I had with the anime are the pacing is somewhat weird especially between episode 9-10 which escalated veryquickly and the bgm somewhat being cut off suddenly like huh.. it just ended like that. However, it is still an enjoyable experience to watch as there are plenty of funny scenes here and there throughout the anime.
merpdaderp
This show honestly surprised me, in a good way. The story was fun, surprisingly realistic (for an isekai or sorta-isekai), and it didn't follow all the tropes (yay!). There were a lot of things done in this story that I have not seen portrayed anywhere else in anime, and that originality made this so much more enjoyable. The art might be lacking some, but a solid story is present with plenty of comedy and thoughtfulness. The realistic choices and reactions by characters are such a relief in the OP-MC Isekai story and for that alone this makes the show worth a watch within the genre. Hopefullythis story gets more followup but even if it doesn't, this season ended on a good note. Closed up the important parts of the story and opened the ability to add so much more.
robert788
Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu (2023) You have a generic isekai here with the helpful god bestowing amazing powers, a character who has basically lost everything but has a modest inheritance that seems to make them stinking rich and also has access to things, not powers but things that allows them to become part of high society in an extremely short space of time. The show is basically GATE with no magic but mercenaries instead of the Japanese Self Defence Forces. Unlike GATE which was a fantastic time not just because Rory Mercury was awesome. Essentially it's an isekai where arich girl manages to hire mercenaries and get hold of weapons and everyone just believes her without question. She puts solar panels on a building with no question to it at all and runs electricity through buildings and everyone is just sat like fair enough.
The art at times is average and at other times is dumpster quality. It honestly feels like at times I am watching a static comic telling of a show with flat characters.
The sound has no depth and is cheap. The characters all sound like every other character from anime.
You get some situation with the poor girl Colette that seems to be part of the show but isn't really at all. You get everyone from maids, to royals to kings and princesses loving the character after 5 minutes and giving no suspicion just because she has stuff. She wins over a chancellor in less than a few sentences!
Ultimately, the show is trying to be something it isn't. The show itself isn't the worst show going but it is nothing compared to what it wants to be. 5/10.
TheDiv
This anime is really good just for passing the time, don't expect anything more than killing time. I have to admit that the concept of this anime seemed extremely interesting to me—the ability to travel between dimensions, the mystery of the 'God' who gave the power, plus the relationship with his brother and the tragic story of his family. But definitely, the execution of this anime was really mediocre. It gives the impression that a group of writers got together for a brainstorming session to create this anime, and after having the original concept, they handed it over to an AI to automatically generate the episodesone after another.
With better direction, surely a better budget, and definitely much better screenwriters, this anime could have been one of the best—perhaps even approaching 'Overlord'. But as I said before, it is possible that this was written by an 11-year-old child or an AI with a 7B capacity.
I recommend this anime if:
- You finished watching another anime that is really heavy and want to relax with something light.
- You like isekai made with an IQ of two.
- You have very low expectations.
I don't recommend this anime if:
- You think the idea is good and it will be properly developed.
- You tend to think things like... 'doesn't anyone think about the effects of this?'
red-artist
Writing a review for this anime is hard. It has decent character interactions like the princess + MC. But everything else is just pandering. The plot goes way out of its way to make sure MC always wins. MC's intelligence is also inconsistent. example: She can get a realtor + carpenter to make her a shop, but doesn't do the most basic research before selling items. She displays hot water shower heads, hair driers, lighters, stoves etc.. to the first customers in her shop. This should raise questions, but customers think of it as magic. this show never actually shows *ANY* magic at all being usedby other people, even royals/military. The plot will bend over backwards to make sure MC always wins no matter how dumb she gets. things are conveniently skipped over more often than not.
If you cannot skip over such inconsistencies or bad writing, ignore this anime. otherwise (and if you don't have anything better to do), it maybe worth a watch.
Plot
Family dead accident. MC graduated highschool and lives alone. has insurance money. gets powers and the ability to transfer (including things/other people) between isekai and our world. starts climbing up in influence using modern world equipment and services like private military. Most of the entertainment comes from fluffy moments like MC and other characters talking.
Characters
Most characters are not worth remembering. But i love the brother of MC. he's dead, but pops in our MC's imagination/memories to give her little bits of wisdom. He is just a big bundle of energy and always fun to see.
weegee_cool
Fun premise for an anime. What if someone could freely travel between the modern world and an isekai world, what would you do? What the protagonist does is decide to sell goods from the modern world in the other world, and then exchange the currency back in our world for a heafty profit to save up for a retirement in either world. However, due to sometimes not thinking things through she sometimes gets the wrong reactions from the other world people. Fun characters of course and decent animation, though I will doc points for them somewhat often falling back on CGI for wide shots insome of the crowd scenes and stuff.
NiQ1
First of all - this is my first time watching an anime adaptation after already have read the source material, so my review might be a little tainted. I guess you should probably watch the anime first and then read the LN. This is the second LN from FUNA that receives an anime adaptation and the first one (Average Abilities) was poorly adapted imho, since the adaptation strayed away from the source material to the point where you'd have to read the LN from the beginning if you wanted to continue where the anime ends, so I did not expect much here either - butI had a pleasant surprise since this anime is a lot more faithful to the LN (even though not perfectly).
Regarding the content - It's always nice to find an Isekai anime that's not the "hero saves the world" cliché. This series is unique since the heroine is able to jump at will between Earth and the other world. She realizes that the worlds are different enough that something that is sold for cheap in one world might be worth a fortune in the other - and she decides to monetize, with the goal of piling up enough money for an early retirement - but obviously things don't always work as expected.
HAOSov
Super enjoyable! Light and funny anime, but this is for the first time. We have seen the impact of two civilizations who have different levels - at some point we have situations like this on Aztec etc. But in anime we mostly saw economic impact, and a little bit ecological. Some people say Mitsuha takes damage to this world by selling chemical and plastic products but it is so small in scale about our pollution, and pretty sure people used bottles again - because they never saw the plastic in first place. I say as a person who wrote a dissertation on ecology. Also selling usefulstuff, Mitsuha sells ideas to people or scientists - eventually this increases some technology, probably xD. Cookery school example of this!
I've been watching it very enjoyable several times. It is not perfect - some audio and animation looking odd - but it means nothing. After watching - bought light novel and manga, pre-ordered all future unreleased parts too. Hope about season 2 and dream more - because we have not saved 80,000 gold in another world yet!
patkarunungan
'Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement' seems to be yet another isekai slop, and they are not entirely wrong. But if an isekai resonates with you, that average slop is your gold. That is true, as far as I'm concerned, with 'Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement'. § Overview Like many isekai protagonists, Yamano Mitsuha was on the verge of being killed when she was transported to a different world. At first, she cannot speak the local language. Eventually, she meets the god who granted her the ability to teleport herself to and fro Earth and that other world, which resemblesmediæval Europe. When he asks her what other gift does she want to have, she asks for the ability to speak and understand every language. Thus, not only can she speak the other world's language, she can understand other languages of Earth.
Thus begins her quest to accumulate 80,000 gold so she can retire comfortably on Earth or in the other world just in case she loses the ability to teleport herself between worlds.
§ Notes
1. Animation can be pretty average. It's just enough not to make you cringe. You won't like it because of its animation. If you like it, you will love it in spite of the average animation because you love the themes.
2. Although I don't count them to my score, the OP and ED are catchy. The ED especially is cute.
3. I resonate so much with this anime on three things: a) the use of gold as currency, b) the use of firearms for self-defence, c) capitalism, trading, and entrepreneurship. If you're a libertarian like me, you might like it.
As a believer in using the gold standard for money, the other world's œconomy is a reminder of how gold used to be money. In this particular aspect, I give this anime so much regard.
If you're an American who believes in the necessity of the Second Amendment, you might like it.
And even if you're not a libertarian, this is an anime that gives you a glimpse of how the world works in terms of how money changes hands, which is by trading something that the other party finds more valuable but you don't, the other party in turn hands you something you find valuable but they don't.
This anime alongside Spice & Wolf as well as Trillion Game constitute what I call, for lack of a better term, The Capitalist Triumvirate. If you appreciate the importance of capitalism in our lives, you will like these three anime.
4. As a language-learning enthusiast, I also appreciate that Mitsuha chose to have the ability to speak and understand languages. This anime also reinforces my passion for learning languages because I consider different languages to be similar to superpowers. The more languages you know and/or the more proficient you are with a specific language, the more powerful you become because your world has expanded.
5. Mitsuha is a compelling character. Maybe she is not as smooth of a talker as Haru from Trillion Game, but her gift of gab is good enough. After all, salesmanship is important.
6. Some have compared this to a harem where Mitsuha gets to have cute ladies as friends. I don't sense some Yuri subtext here, but having the cute ladies around makes this a cute watch.
7. It is unfortunate that this won't have season 2. You can always read the light novels. Anyway, this anime's run ended on the right note. It had what looked like a final boss that capped what could have been a so-so slice-of-life anime. It has some elements of action that I appreciate.
§ Conclusion
In a sea of isekai, it is easy to overlook this. It's after all wish fulfilment. But if you resonate with its themes of capitalism, trading, arming yourself, etc, this can be a hidden gem. Highly recommended!
Rian_Rahmat
In my opinion, this is an Isekai anime that is not very popular but has an interesting storyline. Unlike other Isekai, which mostly have storylines that are already marketed, this one has its own story. For starters, when he met Dewa, he said, it was a little strange and those who watched decided to stop without thinking. However, if you continue, you will like it. The thing I like the most is that there is a combination of militaries from the current world and Isekai, so this military force dominates in Isekai. And this is rare when modern military forces are in Isekai, Maybe there's only 1 in my opinion,namely Gate Jietai.
Yes, more or less like that, for those of you who like the military and join Isekai, this is one choice to watch.
However, it is very unfortunate, as I said before, this anime is not very popular so it has a low score, For those of you who have watched, please share and recommend this anime, so you can get a better score from now on
And I hope there is a second season of this anime, because the story is still not finished.
KANLen09
Isekai/fantasy MCs: I'll be reincarnated from being dead in real life...to be OP, get myself a harem, and the world is my oyster! Mitsuha Yamano: I'll be reincarnated from being dead in real life...to travel between both worlds and be rich in the fantasy world by selling items from the modern day, all in an effort to earn 80k Gold for My Retirement! Do you remember a little show called "Watashi, Nouryoku wa Heikinchi de tte Itta yo ne! a.k.a Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life?!"? It was a show about the 18-year-old girl Misato Kurihara, who reincarnated into another worldas the 10-year-old noble's daughter Adele von "Mile" Ascham after meeting God and requesting to have average abilities in her second life, though that didn't always go according to plan. This LN got an anime adaptation courtesy of Project No. 9 all the way back in Fall 2019 to average fanfare, as it should. Well, over 4 years later, the same LN author FUNA is back to give us yet another Isekai series, the 2nd of the author's 3 adapted anime works (and supposedly the best out of the bunch): Rougo ni Sonaete Isekai de 8-manmai no Kinka wo Tamemasu a.k.a Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for my Retirement. And to say that this was just as average as the show before it, it's kinda true and not.
The beginning's overly used tropes of getting killed 1001 ways in real life, it's starting to get just as tired, but it's the Isekai concept that will ultimately make or break the series. This rings true for the series's protagonist: Mitsuha Yamano, the young high school graduate who lost her immediate family members in an accident, with karma striking her next by being pushed off a cliff from self-defense against some bullies. But not all hope is lost, for the interdimensional entity of the world, the Maneki-neko (lucky cat statue) comes to seek her at her time of loss, granting her the ability to travel between worlds and vast regenerative abilities for a second chance at life.
NGL, the idea of going to another world to make money for your retirement is an entertaining story. But the problem is that it's so boring when it's all about the same thing as hundreds of other Isekai novels...as such for Rougo 8-manmai's case of "implementing modern technology in a medieval fantasy world". To be able to teleport between worlds is a unique novelty that we've haven't seen in the Isekai/fantasy anime space, but the idea of using modern items in a medieval world, say, using knives and guns for defense, shampoos and soaps for extra fragrance, and TV dramas for the fantasy audience that's something that cannot be experienced in any way...the thing is, no one cares about all this high tech stuff. But when it comes to the topic of food, it suddenly goes into high gear as everyone unequivocally loses their minds, and suddenly thinks that the sole produce is the indefinite gold standard, where in the real world, it's just normal produce that doesn't cost more than a gold coin. It's like combining Ascendance of a Bookworm on the business side and Gate on the military defense side, and who knows what else Mitsuha has on her pile of tricks, all in an effort to acquire 80k gold coins (roughly the equivalent of 2 million Yen).
At first, I would like to give an appaluse to Mitsuha for being money-conscious and being resourceful, only to almost forget that most of that knowledge rings through her deceased Otaku-dom of the older brother Takeshi, whom she always look up to for sound advice. It's certain to say that siblings will help each other, and absolutely in Mitsuha's case, earning her own retirement funds can be an exercise in frustration if things don't go her way, and that's on top of the medieval setting's own issues, like kingdom invasion. Sure, she has the backing of people like Coleen, the somewhat over-doting first friend she made who crushes her with her strong hugs, and Princess Sabine, who is VERY intrigued by all of the technological marvel that Mitsuha transported from Earth after visiting her merchant store, but it paints a picture where soon enough, everyone is going to be dependent on Mitsuha being an obvious monopoly to drive the fantasy world's market out of touch and have her speedrun all the way to achieving her goal.
As expected, the production is kinda nice and neat, but still decent at best. Produced at Felix Film with debut director Hiroshi Tamada at the helm, this show is not the most complex to have it consistently running for its 12-episode run, and for what it has shown us throughout the 3 months, it's just fine and nothing special. Same likewise with the OST, it's just there to do its thing, and is also largely forgettable outside of the main show, though I'll give a small complement to YABI×YABI for their debut ED song, which is kinda catchy, since it's all about the economy at large.
Just like Noukin, FUNA's Rougo 8-manmai...truly is nothing special in the slew of hundreds of Isekai novels and anime that the AniManga industry is seriously oversaturated with these days, but props for trying to stand out and be different somehow in the stem of so many Isekai/fantasy shows of the Winter 2023 season. If I were to gauge this, it would just sit comfortably in the middle of the pack, that's both memorable and not at the same time.
Only try this show if you want to experience something different from an Isekai, but I wouldn't want to invest even a single gold coin in this show ever again.
Jhintelman
This one is a doozy for me, I like the concept, the execution? Could have been better. It's bad enough we have this unending pile of Isekai, diluting the genre, it's worse anyone with an isekai fantasy can come up with an interesting concept and completely waste it, the anime is too caught up in the details, there isn't a bigger story, just characters that act in favor of their heroin when she needs them to, they are impressed by salt on food, the bar is really low, and soon enough she becomes this great at everything, so there isn't even a chance she'd be caughtoff guard unprepared, nope, who wants unpredictable plots? Right?
all in all, this is someone's fantasy, so they wrote it, and it's out there, not compelling writing, forgettable as soon as the episode are over, it doesn't stick to any genre well enough to be a good story, it's not funny, it's not thrilling, it's not emotional, it's aimless, and I guess despite my resistance to aimless writing, it'll exist.
Gregory_Senpai
On a conceptual level I think this brought enough new ideas to the isekai genre that it was worth watching just for the freshness. Being able to come and go between this world and a fantasy world + having a character predominantly motivated by money + the mc’s super power is a glock = a formula for a good time; sadly the execution here wasn’t great, with some episodes having borderline awful animation. The story had enough bad plot/story developments that it sadly outweighed whatever positive base the premise had going for it. And the worst offender is this series REPEATS. REPEATS EVERYTHING. The MCmakes friends with not ONE, but THREE different little girls. The villains in this are almost ALWAYS some random, annoying, greedy old man (literally every single villain except for the monsters is an ugly b@$tard). I lost count, but I feel like there was at least 5 of them....
I just got so tired of watching the same plot play out over and over that ultimately this series bored the pants off me.
