The player Dongdong accidentally entered the Azure World and became the weakest wild monster. After signing a contract with the heroine Bubble to become the strongest pet, he led Bubble and his companions to embark on funny and exciting adventures in the Azure world. Dongdong also discovered the phenomenon that game NPCs and wild monsters gradually awakened and yearned for the human world. To find out the truth and return to real life. The protagonist group led by Dongdong, awakened NPCs, ordinary game players, and other forces began to wrestle around the connection between the two worlds.
(Source: Bilibili, Google translated)
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Aeth14
[SPOILER FREE] -Language: Its in Chinese. I don't really like Mandarin but got used to it mostly. -Art: its well done 3d and works well since its an MMORPG isekai. I think it actually was beautiful and I wish more looked like this. -Characters: likeable characters with different personalities. MC is smart and driven. -Story: -I loved the first 4 episodes that focused on MMO mechanics. I laughed out loud several times. -Later episodes were more generic fantasy imo and I wish more time was spent on the intro premise. -ends with an interesting development, it couldflop but the 2nd season could be interesting
Tip: if you have low expectations and need another isekai I think you could enjoy it.
ShadowYamihiro
Definitely recommended.It is very funny,has a lot of action,drama and suspense. The art is 3d but its well made.Not the best obviously but still good indeed Characters are decent,not much development in season 1 but there is enough to make it worth watching. MC is strong but got there through hard work but still he meets a lot more stronger than him so its not typical OP MC The story is similar to many isekai anime but the MC is quite interesting and cunning,Points for originality in that department Definitely goodanime to watch to pass time and have some laughs along with it.7/10 (would be higher but to me it misses more depth)
XanWasting
Although the still widely unfamiliar language is certainly a barrier, this little chineese show does a great job with pacing. Despite episodes being shorter by good 5 minutes from the standard format, the storytelling feels neither rushed, omitted or overly lenghty and boring. The story is compacted well enough to feel like I saw 2 episodes worth of story in 15 minutes. This season focuses on assembling the main cast, and sketching the overall panorama of the world presented, not heavily touching upon the main plot just yet. As for flaws, the use of 3dcg shows a bit too obviously, and the characters, while quirky and freeof cliches, don't feel very exceptional or deep.
Still, it's a nice show to binge through.
ST63LTH
Monster But Wild follows Dongdong, formerly a regular player in the VR MMORPG game Azure Sky; he is transported into the world as a low level skeleton. With the strategies and memories of his experience intact, he quickly evolves and musters up allies to help him find a way back to reality. Dongdong meets a clumsy and airhead player Paopao (Bubble) and they embark on the journey in the fantasy RPG world. Story & Character: 5/10 & 6/10 The series started off strong with an attractive proposition: Main character is stuck in the game world as a mob and tries any method to getting stronger and allyinghimself with other mobs. It has potential to develop the game world and introduce new characters this way which it does well but after that the story becomes very predictable in terms of its major arcs and characters. Instead of exploring the world, the characters get sucked up in the same boring academy entrance exam/tournament and try to stand out among competitors which easily takes up 80% of the series. Only when the story begins to finally get address interesting plot events regarding Dongdong’s situation and others with similar experiences does the season end. It felt very lacklustre in terms of its story, but I feel it was the easiest way to introduce many characters in such a short duration especially with the sheer contrast they have in terms of traits/personalities.
Characters were better polished in Monster But Wild with a lot of characters having ulterior motives of unpredictable actions like Sein or Gu Ling of the two major factions in Azure Sky. There were some throw-away characters like the white knight who is used for comic effect but having his appearance in the show at different stages also feels like he’s developing as a character especially after every encounter he sees Paopao. The skeleton army could have a more active role in the series instead of spectating or side characters because they are a menace together with Dongdong. There were a lot of characters introduced this season but many of them still remain somewhat mysterious like Ye Wu, Luyue and even Quyiu; They all have knowledge that Dongdong seeks but nobody answers him explicitly it’s always riddles or hints - one of the worst ways to create suspense in my opinion.
Art & Sound: 6/10
The art is reminiscent of Genshin Impact especially character designs, it’s not necessarily a bad thing considering its quality. The animation does feel choppy by modern standards but it’s a trade-off for using 2.5D in comparison to CGI or 2D. I enjoyed the typographic animations; they really made the scenes pop but I noticed it less as the series progressed. The awkward character faces and expressions made for good comic effect; Paopao somehow had the most expressive character. Overall, the visuals were palatable enough to watch and not be a hindrance.
Sound is alright, there weren’t any memorable soundtracks, but the character lines threw me off a lot while watching. So many pieces of dialogue I wasn’t expecting in this series added to the comic effect as well as the sound effects.
Overall & Enjoyment: 6/10
I enjoyed Dongdong’s character, he was witty and calculative making sure he never lost in a bet which added to the unpredictability of the smaller scale plot points. I didn’t like the entrance exam arc since it felt like a waste of time with no concrete development beyond the new characters. In the end of the arc the important story development were given which made it feel like a waste of time. Overall, it was an enjoyable watch but I hope they stick to the same style of comedy as they did in the beginning.
