Long ago, a human managed to defeat the oldest, most powerful dragon of them all. This dragon was so strong that even the gods feared it, but it accepted its end all alone. Then, suddenly, the dragon woke up in a new life as a guy named Dolan, living in a faraway village. Living as a regular person now, Dolan works hard in the fields and hunts for food. Even though life in the village is simple, it's also cozy and makes him happy in ways he never felt as a dragon. But one day, while exploring a swamp, Dolan meets Celina, a creature who's part human and part snake called a lamia. She's looking for a partner but admits she's not great at getting humans to like her because she's part snake. Despite their differences, Dolan and Cerina start to become friends. However, they face lots of challenges from outside forces. Join them on a magical adventure as a once-mighty dragon begins a new life in a quiet corner of the world! (Source: MAL News)
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Alright, so Good Bye, Dragon Life—this one had some real potential but kinda left me feeling meh. The concept? Awesome. I mean, a crazy OP dragon reborn as a regular guy in a quiet village? That’s a solid setup. But the anime doesn’t really do much with it. Like, Dolan’s supposed to be this insanely powerful dude, but most of the time, it’s just him chilling, farming, or dealing with random stuff, and you’re left wondering, "Where’s all the dragon-level badassery?" The animation? It’s okay—nothing groundbreaking. Celina, the lamia, is definitely one of the highlights. She’s well-designed, and her awkward charm makes her kindaendearing. Oh, and there’s this elf girl who shows up—let’s just say she’s very *noticeable*. You’ll know what I mean when you watch it. But yeah, the pacing is "slow". Like, painfully slow at times. They could’ve easily trimmed down some parts and made it more engaging. It’s not bad overall—there’s a cozy vibe to the story, and if you’re into slower-paced fantasy, you might enjoy it. Just don’t go in expecting anything too epic. Would I watch a Season 2? Probably not. It’s a decent one-time watch, but it doesn’t really leave you craving more. Still, if you’re into chill fantasy stories with a sprinkle of magic and odd friendships, give it a shot.
Holy fuck that was horrible. The dialogues are dumb, the characters are horribly boring, the fights aren't exciting at all, and the plot is not interesting. Who the fuck thought this kind of story is a good idea to adapt? This is like an author's first ever fiction that is so full of flaw and yet still get published because why not. This is shit. I thought maybe people may like the characters design and visuals but well, it's just a boring design at best. No cute personality and on top of that no cute/hot design, what the hell? The comedic moments aren't funny at all like whaat?So the dragon got killed and reincarnated as a human... Why? Why the fuck did the hero killed the dragon? If he's not evil then what was the fucking reason? It might be much more interesting character if the dragon was indeed an evil dragon trying to destroy the whole world before or something. This boring ass Dolan doesn't have any fucking trait than being a typical dense MC that loves his village so much he wants to fuck its land. His "Fumu" is so fucking annoying as well. Fucking rant review, but who would stop me?
Oh dear! What do we have here? Majority negative reviews and a 6.36 average (29/12/24). It's as if i watched a different show or something. What do the negative reviews say? It's "weird" , It's "generic" , "animation bad" none valid critques, spewing chaff with worthless conjecture and you'll find it's all repeated like drone bots. I'm here to tell you to ignore that nonsense and watch it for yourself. Personally i thought i would just start one episode, then go to bed, but here i am finishing the entire thing in that same sitting, ruining my sleep schedule. People want a big plot, people want to be leadon like a pig chasing a carrot on a stick. They want to be bombarded whilst being overstimulated with plot points collocated with character motivations that lead no-where all crammed tightly into 12 episodes. They want proper logic thrown out the window, fantasy worlds practically and mechanically abandoning reality simultaneously losing all wisdom in writing. They'll just lap up progressive programming with unorthodox sexual themes shoved down their throats. They'll larp and pontificate about how "relatable", "wholesome" and "stoic" a young school girl's life is to their own as a man in their 20s. They'll praise animation for having a split-second frame you have to pause the video to see. There's just no hope anymore trusting the popular vote. Here we have no massive overarching plot, no major goal MC has to complete. We have a plot which starts small and slowly expands becoming better and better with every episode. A story which takes careful time with each character whilst keeping the character pool quite tame. It's refreshing, the binge is rather cathartic and I just have to recommend this show if you love fantasy shows. I can't find any glaring issues in the writing or the plot. It's quite compact. It's far from generic, these morons love to parrot these words whilst having the attention span of common houseflies. The MC is a real standout here, he acts exactly how he is portrayed, there's very tactful consistency in his character, his movements his dialogue. It's a real joy to watch. He does spearhead the show and that's exactly how a these shows should work from these perspectives no worthless passenger MC. This MC doesn't play around with his foes, he's quick and just with the killing. When he's kind to others there's no bullshit omnibenevolent garbage here, it's because he has proper reason to. They really show his wisdom and experience through his decisions and actions. The side characters have quite a lot of charm, not a single one annoyed me, which is rare. They are very consistent and in this short time there is very ample development. The dialogue is very stimulating, especially in conflict resolution, it's very mature with each party sounding very lively. Choreography in the fights took me by surprise there's a lot of logic, with a lot of very interesting confrontations packed into these 12 episodes. I found most of the fights well orchestrated with some care with moves that fit their respective races and powers, personally it was a joy to watch. There was practically no plot armor no stupid limit breaking conveniences you can tell alot of thought went into it. Is this show predictable? Yeah, but you, like me and many others now are not on our 2nd or 3rd or even 10th reincarnation fantasy, let's be honest we are truly in deep. At this point we can predict almost any show in this genre. We know what it's like we're familiar with all the elements and last of all we absolutely and unapologetically love it. Many of you put on a facade ostenatiously critiquing pharasaically whilst rubbing your hands together and licking your lips every time a new one of genre gets released. Crying about "generic shows" whilst you already know what type of show you are watching is just plain dishonesty, Notwithstanding I can't tell you a single show which had shared this show's particular premise either. Oh and the "weird" that the weakest amongst us are groaning and babbling about? What these simple minds try to sell you as a drawback or problem conversly, i call it a boon and a blessing. With beastmen representing the beauty of the wealth in diversity of the animal kingdom, is it "weird" that these beast-people actually embody and play-out the animal characteristics they are genetically tied to? This is fantasy, it's time to get rid of your fake morality virtue signaling. You're only fooling yourself. if you hated it why do you check these type of shows out every season? Personally I am enamoured by such things, this type of creativity and intuitive construction of the characters make a show like this so utterly amusing. I've found that the deeper they go with the quirkiness of these characteristics as long as it's consistent it only adds to the immersion pulling you further and deeper into the worldbuilding.To give an example; you see a dog beast-man, you already know he's going to have sharp extraordinary sense of smell and in his nature he's going to be incredibly loyal to a fault. We already know this we don't even need to see it play out and it's pleasant to behold. It's very purposeful wrting from a brilliant mind that can piece together several factors of common life and surplant them efficiently into an interesting story. If I have a complaint here, it's how bland soundtrack is, it definitely deserved more and better. The OP and ED were unremarkable as well. On the contrary the animation did a great job and at times it was quite pleasantly fluid and expressive, coming from this studio, i was surprised. The artwork is quite sharp and it looks good most of the time. The last episode concludes this season succintly and it's quite satisfying, leaving a little lingering hunger for more. I am certainly locked-in for a second season, with the source starting almost 10 years ago, surely there's much more to adapt. Final Ratings. 7/10 Animation 5/10 Sound 8/10 Plot/Story 9/10 Characters 10/10 Enjoyment 39/50 = 7.8 = 8/10 Very Good Fantasy Fan? Hurry and binge it. Ignore the negative reviews. MAL has gotten to the point where FMAB isn't rank 1 any more we have the likes of Frieren and a Mid-piece special episode at the top. I'ts abundantly clear the masses cannot be trusted. The road is narrow, where there are many people there's a good chance it may not be your best option. Hope this helps.
Review Title : A Story Full of Potential but Lacking Substance Sayounara Ryuusei, Konnichiwa Jinsei begins with an interesting concept, but sadly, it falls short in providing substantial content or emotional resonance. The series seeks to delve into themes of life, death, and personal development, yet it soon becomes evident that the narrative doesn’t truly progress in a meaningful way. The tempo is gradual, and the storyline does not have the depth needed to maintain the audience's interest. The characters, while showing potential, continue to feel shallow and poorly developed. There’s a minimal emotional bond with any of them, and their behavior frequently seems contrived and expected.Rather than concentrating on building significant connections or improving their surroundings, the series dedicates excessive time to trivial aspects that fail to enrich the narrative. What renders this series unsatisfying is its inability to fully develop its intriguing concept. It introduces significant concepts but does not delve into them in a manner that connects. The rhythm turns monotonous, and the emphasis leans excessively towards generating dramatic scenes that seem undeserved. In the end, Sayounara Ryuusei, Konnichiwa Jinsei misses the emotional impact and complexity that would have made it a valuable viewing experience. If you seek a story that challenges your thinking with character growth and a significant storyline, I suggest avoiding this series. It lacks the depth required to differentiate it from other anime, and eventually, it seems like squandered potential.
A speedrun through your typical isekei genres. Unfortunately, it did not work. Whether this is the fault of adapters or the original LN author, I cannot say and have no interest in finding out. It starts out as a chill slice of life, with some mild hints at violence, turns into a bit of a romcom, flips to a battle shounen, then has a single "horror" episode, then ends back at romcom/SOL. The arcs, as I'll call them, go nowhere fast. Too many gear shifts to make it enjoyable and at the last episode they head off to magic school. Which begs the question ofwhy they didn't start there or had 1 or 2 episodes to cover what was in this entire season. The individual elements are mediocre at best, but the writing drags it down to a 4/10. Given how the character can pretty much resolve all conflict by himself, it had no need to turn 4-5 episodes into a battle shounen, ~25 minutes of which was watching some elf woman get her ass kicked. With all that said, if you're desperate, you might find something you like. But it doesn't appear that the LN has been picked up by a western publisher and since its another Alphapolis special, it likely never will.
If you are looking for an anime whose story will touch your hearts then go for it. The first few episodes may be slow but once you reach episode 6 the quality improves drastically. You will get attached to the characters and feel the emotions of the lonely dragon. Only suggestion is that the quality of first half of the season could be really improved. Hoping for season 2. The story is typical fantasy story but the depths it adds to the characters is what steals the show. The concept of lonely dragon reincarnating is great and if you like OP MC then go for it. Alsothere are lots of mysteries waiting to be unfold. Genre is fantasy, romance, action and harem.