Despite having no real combat talent, kind 15-year-old Kurt Rockhans belongs to the famous party Flaming Dragon Fang. He is perfectly satisfied as the party's helper—until the other members kick him out and replace him with a stronger ally. Left without a way to provide for himself, Kurt begins searching for a job. With his job prospects limited by his lack of combat ability, Kurt gladly accepts any work that comes his way. During one such job, he meets Yulishia, an adventurer formerly employed by the royal family. Surprised by Kurt's impressive work, Yulishia discovers that he is no ordinary boy: Kurt possesses an astonishingly high aptitude in a variety of non-combat fields. Due to these talents, a court official tells Yulishia to offer Kurt a high status in the kingdom that would allow him to live in peace for the rest of his life. When Yulishia informs Kurt about his potential rank, he brushes off the offer, refusing to think of himself as above other people. Still unaware of his real power, Kurt continues taking as many odd jobs as possible, which might just make him a pivotal part of the kingdom before he even notices it. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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KurTard: "Tell me, do you fear me LoliTa-rd?" Lying LoliTa-rd: "No, I even consider you a friend, and with that comes trust." Whoever wrote these lines, the retard-in-chief, forgot that the whole fucking premise of this fucking show relies on lying to the protagonist (KurTard) about everything to the point that they'd rather have a fucking illusion of him to replace him, than tell him the truth about his own talents. All the while everyone abuses this kid constantly for every possible gain they can get out of him, while he works like a peon for free. -------------------- So the trope of the "Dumbass hero" seems to be "in"right now with the cool kids over in Japan. Either that or someone just wants to feel better about his/her intelligence when they write and identify with the dumbass hero, because I didn't think it was possible to make a worse anime than Moonrise so quickly. The art is acceptable, the sound/music is garbage, the writing is on a whole new level of "by the committee" with absolutely nothing redeemable. But more importantly, the characters in this anime are some of the trashiest bunch I've ever seen. The protagonist himself is the definition of the "ultimate dumbass cuck". MC has no pride in himself, doesn't think he's good at anything because every person around him using him, never tells him the truth about any of his accomplishments throughout the show. He's way too fucking stupid to know how good he is, obviously, so that means he does these amazing things that can change the civilization of this world, without ever realizing what he's accomplishing. I guess the "fucking moron" is now a good character trait in Japanese anime industry for the male leads? The girls surrounding this guy are just creeps. This is a kid we're talking about and the girls seem suspiciously older (mentally especially) and obviously they have a crush on the kid (as is tradition). They want to ride his dick and dream about starting a family, especially when an actual fucking kid shows up calling him "papa" (as is tradition) in the most cringe way possible, calling another lying bitch "mama". You've seen this shit in a lot of anime. Little kids being made "ma and pa", which I'm guessing is done to inspire Japanese teens to fuck like rabbits, which doesn't seem to happen for some weird reason (I wonder why). In one of the shitty episodes, the older girl abusing this kid's trust, wanting to fuck him as well, takes him out on a 'date" where even while dreaming of dating and marrying him, she refuses to tell him the truth about his skills, while dreaming of fucking him. At one point the kid can actually heal someone instantly but the abuser with him refuses to tell him that, more worried about her date being ruined by him helping save a life than him healing someone. It's impressive how fucked up these characters are, says a lot about the writer and director of this shit-show. Every episode has the same shtick. There's a problem, boy-wonder KurTard comes up with a magically genius plan of solving it, everyone lies to him about his idea's effectiveness and the retard believes them, sulking again thinking he's just a low level pathetic twat. Rinse and repeat for 12 fucking episodes. This anime is 6.53/10 right now, while being a 1/10 anime, like Moonrise. Shit script, garbage characters, nothing redeemable. Just rate what these shows really are worth. You'll notice a lot of similar scripts being re-hashed with slight changes. They change the age of protagonists, some older, some younger. Slightly change the world and re-hash the same basic premise over and over again till something sticks enough to sell toys/plushies/panties to the horny men and women watching this shit. Designed by committee. 1/10
I really enjoyed this one. It’s a cute, fun, adventure. Now days I watch anime to escape reality, so light hearted adventures that aren’t too serious or heavy , are always welcome for me. Relaxes the soul. Definitely has some similarities to things like “Kid from the last dungeon boonies” and “I parry everything” in the sense that the main gimmick is the MC not knowing how strong he actually is. I thought this anime in particular did a good job of covering little plot holes that usually comes with those kinds of anime. If you’re looking for an easy going , light hearted adventure,to escape reality, definitely worth checking out imo Personal enjoyment 9 Characters 8 Story 7 Animation 7 Music 7 Voice acting 8 Humor 8 Able to escape reality and relax the soul 11 Overall score 8
Just completed it and it's 100% "meh." I needed something to fill in the gaps to do my "watch two different anime...." every day. That's 14 a week. So this was not in my top 5 or bottom 5. Right in the middle, and that's where it deserved to be. No "I wish there will be a season 2" as one season was enough. Animation was average at best, voice acting was good, but the plot was 100% cookie cutter and a clone of a dozen other "unaware that they are OP" protagonist series. You know the ones - everything the hero of thestory does is nearly god-like, amazing and awe-insuring, but the hero has no idea and thinks it's normal. But everyone around him is so honest and caring that nobody takes advantage of him. We've seen this how many times now? Yet he can't see through an illusion he basically created? Is this amazing but seems to have an IQ of 80? Each episode piles on more and more absurdities - past the point of "that's cool" past the point of "come on already" and solidly into "enough is enough already..." It's brain-numbing time killer that fills in the spaces between great anime and "why did I even watch this?" series - although it comes darn close to that. If you want action - skip it. Amazing fight scenes? Skip it. Slice of live with every adult woman having the hots for a 14 year old kid? It has that. Want to turn off your grey matter for 20 minutes or so? This will do it.
“The Unaware Atelier Meister” is what happens when You turn the absurd up to 11 and not in a clever or entertaining way. Another day, another “The hero is unaware of his true power” anime. Am I the only one who is tired of this shtick? Don’t get me wrong, the idea itself isn’t total garbage, but I have yet to see it executed on a level higher than below mediocre. This anime… changes nothing. No story, only plot. Simple plot and overusing bad jokes. Before we start I would like to explain something. I will be talking about “plot” and “story”. Many people use those termsinterchangeably. I’m not one of those people, so to make sure everyone is on the same page… I use the definitions for “plot” and “story” as Lisa Cron describes them: “What happens in the story is the PLOT, the surface events.” “STORY is about how the things that happen affect someone in pursuit of a difficult goal, and how that person changes internally as a result”. When I found out that this anime has a OP MC with some sort of drawback I was intrigued. Could it be that the writer is competent and understands the need for balance? That I will see a protagonist that actually has depth and actual struggles? Spoiler alert! No. The writer has no idea of, or sense, of balance and everything around him is flat and meaningless. The worst part of this show is the MC himself. He is useless in combat but is practically a god with everything else. Because of that the writer creates situations where he is the great saviour without using combat. Even when it’s utterly moronic, like with the demon attacking the city. I wouldn't even mind it if it was done organically and with any kind of logic. On paper it’s a good idea. To make someone a hero without using violence. I’m all for that. THe problem? The writer is not skilled enough to create such situations. Instead we just get bad jokes that pretend to be the internal logic of the show. The result? Instead of having satisfying resolutions You just get cheap slapstick humor. The idea of him being an overpowered creator is a good one. The idea of him being unaware of his power is a solid one. The idea that others use his ignorance to achieve their goals and keep him ignorant is also good. But the execution is pretty lazy. Kurt (the MC) isn’t ever put into a situation when the supporting cast must work hard to keep him in check. Everything is resolved with a half assed dialog. And believe me, the dialogs in this show are one of the worst I have ever seen. To be fair the first 3 episodes were rather enjoyable thanks to the main idea for the plot and the sheer ridiculousness of the MC running amok in the world that is not ready for someone like him. Unfortunately that novelty runs out quickly. By episode 4 I had just enough of it and wanted something new to be added to the pot. What did they add? Short answer: Nothing. Long answer: some new characters that are pointless, do nothing, contribute nothing to the plot and change nothing in any way shape or form. Except, maybe two situations, the supporting cast is utterly useless and most things would end up happening in the same way even if they were not present. And that’s another serious problem with the plot. The characters around Kurt are skilled combatants. They should have a lot to do looking at the situations they all get into. But why have some competent, well written supporting cast when the writer can just create an idiotic situation, over-interpret what combat actually is and have the MC save the day, even if that means using a dagger to basically kill a goddamn dragon. I mean… we can’t have that. Someone would think that this show is actually good and we can’t have that. If this show would be positioned as just a dumb comedy I would be ok with most of the things I bitch about. But it’s not. It’s positioned as a fantasy adventure. Despite that it has no stakes and no sense of progression. On top of that the MC is passive. He barely acts, only reacts to the situations that he ends up in. He doesn’t do things because he has a drive for them. He does them because someone told him to do it. The only moment when he is proactive is at the very ending of the season. Why? Give him any kind of goal. Even a simple one. I don’t know, he likes to make things to make his dream to become the actual atelier officially and not a damn atelier in the shadows. Or have him search for a place he could call his own, on his own terms. Anything that could drive him and not be the result of someone telling him what to do. This show is honestly exhausting. After the first 4 episodes I was really contemplating to drop it, but autism and OCD did their thing and I watched the whole shitshow. There is barely anything new in the plot, the story doesn’t show up at all in all 12 episodes and there are probably only 3 jokes that get repeated over, and over, and over, and OVER! This is boredom and brain rot in anime form.
Why in Lord Jesus' holy name would I ever rate this a 10? This show follows Kurt, a young lad who is immensely talented at everything, but tragically, clinically brain-dead 😢. He comes from a village of powerful god-like geniuses that have been protecting the realm for millennia, but maybe his parents didn't hug Kurt enough or something because his self-esteem is non-existent. For reasons that I don't really remember and that aren't that important, Kurt no longer has his village and must travel the land in search of labor opportunity. But in his quest to be gainfully employed, the world around him is awashin sinister mischief... Whatever will he do. In essence the whole show is one big gag, and the gag goes like this - there is a problem, Kurt trips over his own dick, and then the problem is solved. It is delightfully shitty. The women swoon over him, he doesn't know where babies come from, he hatches a child from an egg that he treats like a daughter, he prostrates himself to anyone he thinks is high-ranking or important, and never, and I mean not even once, recognizing his own talents or power. It is so incredibly stupid, I love it. Usually I would hate a show like this but there's just something about how aggressively stupid Kurt is that makes it work. And plus, the characters are decently cute. So long as you don't take anything seriously, this show is a blast. And the other added benefit is reading all the hater comments about how nuclear-grade stupid Kurt is. It's like the show lab designed Kurt to specifically piss those people off, and I love that energy. So that's also why I feel compelled to give this show a 10. Thanks for reading.
I honestly don’t even know what I watched. I can’t remember anything from the story—just the feeling of my IQ steadily dropping the longer I kept watching. I’d rather rewatch Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni. than sit through this again. I don’t know who thought the “clueless, low-IQ protagonist who doesn’t understand their own strengths” trope was a good idea, but this takes it way too far. I guess the writers don’t know how to craft real comedy anymore, so we’re stuck with bland, tasteless shows like this. I’d rather rewatch an anime I rated 5/10 than waste more time on this. To be fair, the animation issolid, and the voice actors were well chosen. But all that talent is wasted on such terrible writing. It’s a shame.
So you can't go into this show expecting anything great from it. It's not offensively bad, but neither is it very good. This show is one where you're just kinda along for the ride. The story has a lot of childish story beats, so I assume the target audience for this anime was somewhere around ages 8-12. Things I liked: - The show has some wacky moments that make you do the nose exhale. The show's comedy revolves around tropey romance jokes that have been told a thousand times, but a lot of the time you get to see it'smain drawing point which is how OP the main character, Kurt is. It's kinda funny considering he's completely oblivious the whole time to his strength. - Even though the show's animation didn't get a big budget I don't think I saw CGI throughout the whole show, which is rare for these lower budget animes these days. I found the break from it a nice change of pace. Things I disliked: - Like I said, this show seemed to be geared towards young audience members, but in a lot of aspects, it seemed like the show leaned too much into the kiddy stuff sometimes. I always appreciate a show that's meant for kids, but is entertaining for adults as well. Not to mention, the age of kids this is meant for should have better comprehension skills than what the directors are putting out and I feel like even as a young kid, my intelligence would have been insulted at times. Things like overly hammering home a joke or plot point seemed all to common throughout the season, so if they ever make a second one (which I doubt it gets) I would like to see it reigned in a little bit more with the overt dialogue and leave some things to interpretation. - The mystery behind the MC never gets answered, even a little bit. As the season continued, I kept hoping to see some backstory for Kurt and his village, but we never get it. I understand that the over-arching plot takes a back seat here, as I'm sure that's what the director intended, but it still would have been nice to see that plot point explored just a bit in this first season. - There's a character in the show who shows up twice as an antagonist and he just bothers the crap out of me. Mostly his laugh. He's supposed to be evil because he's evil as the trope goes, but I can't abide hearing "KuKuKuKuKuKuKuKu" one more time, man. Overall, I don't think the show is all that great. I wouldn't really recommend it unless you really like trash isekai/fantasy like I do. So if your looking for a straight up recommendation, I'd have to say, don't waste your time on it.

I started this anime on 3rd April 2025, but since episodes were coming out weekly, I paused after watching just 2 episodes. Finally, on 30th June 2025, I binge-watched the rest. This anime falls under the fantasy, adventure, and comedy genre. Honestly, after watching the first episode, it almost felt like it was going to be about a construction worker or something related to masonry 🤣. Our main character, Kurt Rockhans, gets kicked out of his original party because of being completely useless in combat. But soon, he discovers that while he may not be good at fighting, he’s a master at support roles like repairingwalls, digging mines, and carrying golems — and not just that, he’s ranked SSS in those areas! I won’t spoil much, but even with a relatively simple and decent story, it turned out to be a fun watch. The anime includes light politics and some satisfying world-building. As season one ends, it leaves behind a small hook that makes me curious about the next season. Overall, it’s definitely a one-time watch anime, and if season two comes, I’ll be interested. ⭐ Rating: 6/10 from me
This one was a surprise. All the ingredients of this stew were taken from the bottom of the barrel... and yet! Ingredients:- 1 Gary Stu. Must be SSS rank in everything except one thing. 1 cup of getting kicked out of the party for being worthless (bad at that one thing). 2-3 tablespoons of main waifus. Must fall for Gary Stu on sight. 3-6 teaspoons of side waifus. Must cover waifu checklist left over from the main cast. 1 Mascot character, can be either a cute animal or Anya clone (little girl about nursey age)Add-ons:- 12 episodes worth of good looking food. 1 lolita that is at least 1200 years old and officially an adult. 1 Secret ingredient. Recipe:- Step 1. Gary Stu is kicked out of the party for being "worthless". Steer the pot with shots of them looking down on him. Step 2. Gary Stu is shown to be SSS rank and the only reason the party was so good. Must be done in episode one directly after steering the pot. Step 3. Introduce the main waifu. Side waifus added in as preference. Main waifu knits his talents outs for the world to appreciate. Step 4. Start adding in the rest of the harem. Each must add something unique to the stew with the aim of elevating Gary Stu's social standing. Step 5. Add the secret ingredient. This is what takes this from trash to a lovely meal. For this recipe the secret ingredient is... everyone in the show was in on it. The show knew the MC was a Gary Stu and decided to have fun with it instead of the usual wish fulfilment, he is not meant to be a self insert but an anomaly. Because of that the show WAS fun and characters likeable. It took trash and oddly enough made something decent out of it. I recommend it for a light watch and for that it gets an extra point from me.

Just another typical anime with a bland overpowered cookie cutter hero, who is completely unaware about his actual might. We see him during his journeys and how he's acquiring the much needed harem on the way, plus some other support characters. He's also confusing always situations, where he played the pivotal role, thinking the others are great and giving them credit for the stuff he did. And of course none of his harem/extended family members bothers to tell him otherwise. Ever. Character design is rather basic as well, and animation are poor. At least it is fantasy, and no isekai. Only watch when you arereally bored and want to.
this is you standard chore boy get thrown out of elite adventuring party and was the glue that held it together. Kurt is as clueless as he overpowered it similar to Beast Tamer or suppose a kid from the last dungeon boonies moved to he starter town. although Kurt helpless in a fight and god like doing anything else the animation not the best, done by EMT squared but the art style and character designs are nice the English dub not too bad although the VA can be a little wooden and emotionless with some lines i enjoyed the anime but i am isekaiand feel good over powered Mc enjoyer one of the best part was the reaction of other character to Kurt overpowered abilities

THIS REVIEW MAY NOT BE THE MOST CONSTRUCTIVE BUT IM PISSED BECAUSE I WATCHED 12 EPISODES OF THIS HORRENDOUS "COMEDY" SHOW I don't know if I'm being too harsh but this anime is literally about comedy and the comedy is straight trash and repetitive. The protagonist is the most boring and dumb mc ever, it's incredible how in every episode he jumps into conclusions that don't make any sense, conclusions that aren't even a bit right. It's so boring and repetitive the fact that in every episode he thinks he's useless and everyone around him say he's the GOAT but he says "nah I'm s**t" and goes withis life Continuing to be the most dumb mc ever. The fact that everything he does is perfect could be funny if it wasn't so stupid, bro can't dodge a leaf but when he needs to do something that isn't fighting he does flash steps, but I think the worst part is that he can heal everything and I mean everything, even curses, maybe even a person cut in half with his food......wow The animation is meh, romance meh-, fights meh-, mc friends meh, music meh-. Literally everything about this is meh. Almost forgot that this is a copy of "suppose a kid from the last dungeon blah blah(little orange hair OP kid who's very dumb and strong)" the difference is that this MC is weaker that a fly
The Unaware Atelier Master is a light-hearted and wholesome anime that brings together a fun magical world, charming characters, and a delightfully innocent main character. It was both fun and entertaining from start to finish, offering a relaxing watch with just the right amount of humor and heart. The main character truly stands out—innocent, kind-hearted, and completely unaware of the chaos he unintentionally causes around him. That pure and gentle personality makes him really likable and gives the show its warm tone. His interactions with others, especially his students and the townsfolk, are what give the story its charm. The animation is decent—not the flashiest, but itfits the soft and cute style of the show very well. One of the highlights is definitely child Akuri, who stole the spotlight in every scene she was in. She’s incredibly cute, joyful, and adds so much life to the story 🥰. While the plot is simple and doesn’t dive too deep into complex themes, it’s carried well by its characters and the calm, feel-good atmosphere. It’s a good anime for anyone looking to unwind and enjoy some innocent magical fun. Overall, The Unaware Atelier Master is a very enjoyable series with lovable characters and cozy vibes. Definitely recommended for fans of slice-of-life fantasy with wholesome energy.
‘The Unaware Atelier Meister’ or 'Kanchigai no Atelier Meister: Eiyuu Party no Moto Zatsuyougakari ga, Jitsu wa Sentou Igai ga SSS Rank Datta to Iu Yoku Aru Hanashi' The localized english title quite comically describes the conundrum, perhaps too literally. For the Japanese one may God help you understand what was going through their heads, this running joke of telling the entire premise with full sentences in the title has run it's course. The Japanese translates(GT) to: A Common Tale: The Atelier Meister Mistakenly Believed the Hero Party's Former Miscellaneous Worker Was Actually SSS Rank Outside of Combat. Produced by EMT Squared, a very diligent and courageousstudio of which personally I have witnessed and on the contrary endured 7 of their assorted closet of projects they’ve fulfilled. Despite their multifaceted efforts and talents they’ve rarely produced an outstanding work. This time around they’ve tried their hand at adapting 54 chapters of the Manga of this series in 12 episodes. 54/12 = 4.5, the kind of ratio which exudes ominous fumes. The doom never came, they did an alright job, fleetingly I would prefer the manga but if you only watch the anime, you’re not missing too much. With EMT Squared, I have zero expectations so this was quite the surprise. A somewhat coherent fantasy experience with enjoyable gag humour as it’s central focus. I will warn you, I may not be so besotted with even the most exceptional of gag-humour, it doesn’t satiate my tastes, I prefer things to be taken seriously. Atelier, What does this word even mean? ‘Atelier; a specialized workshop or studio usually for a designer or artisan.’ Well it seems delving into this word doesn’t do us much good, it’s somewhat amorphous can be applied to several non-specific vocations. Concluding, it’s another Pan-European amalgamation of a word of French origin that Japanese writers are hopelessly enamoured with. Frankly, the word sounding a bit exuberant may tickle the curiosity of potential viewers/readers so there’s merit its use. I suppose the ultimate draw to this for us seasoned observers is that whilst we have our modern classic of an overpowered main-character, once the big bad opposition graces the scene, he seldom lands the last hit. He ends up being the ultimate support, in a way that transcends the traditional supportive role. This type of character is rarely explored in an enjoyable way, so it’s quite the refreshing climax. The creative ways he weasels his way into saving the day, in the most unorthodox fashion by giving life-saving aid to his comrades at the right moment was remarkably entertaining. If you’re a fan of character diversity with the cast of characters we’re exposed to there’s a wealth of difference. Women in all shapes and sizes and at the extreme end, men are more in the minority but from different walks of life and portrayed acceptably well. I did find this very delightful. There’s a steady dose of fan-service not enough to put off anyone but enough to satisfy addicts. I generally enjoyed the character designs and their attires, they were well-thought out with a decent ratio between stylistic effect, practicality and fan-service. It may not arouse the freaks hidden amongst us but for me I was perfectly content. While there’s quite a lot to praise, at the same time, once we start to get the cogwheels of our cerebral cortices in motion, the general narrative is a bit flat. We begin to see the same loop of story-telling across each rolling predicament, but it’s easy to forgive this due to the comical nature of the show. Dialogue, for the most part, was quite lively as well as adequately nuanced in areas. On the other hand it does enter increasingly ridiculous territories leaving loose ends and creating caricatures which left me in disbelief and at its worst mildly disgusted. So while it is funny, the funny exceeds what is acceptable to be taken serious in a fantasy world. I summarize that trying to engage with it more intellectually will not yield much of anything. Another gripe is more of a personal one, it’s that this show takes almost no risks, it just refuses to offend anyone. It refuses to enter the realm of which one may be criticized and in doing so it loses novelty, and it’s ability to stand out. Patently, we can praise EMT Squared for their commitment to taking on these more obscure finds, alas, with that comes the EMTax. A standard of production quality which is never glaringly bad (apart from anomalies like(Assassin's Pride)), but don’t expect to be finding gems littered throughout the scenes or soundstage of this show. The patterns of this account are eerily similar to a certain show released in the Summer of 2024, Compared to the disappointing show ‘I Parry everything’ why is this better despite having inferior production? - Sets itself up as a good time. - MC actually is adequately knowledgeable and well versed in his vocation, and skills. - You actually enjoy seeing MC on screen, he’s uplifting, soul-stirring and principled in some areas. - He’s ‘supposedly’, a kid so is evidently is as simple and as clueless as one, and very easy to manipulate, juxtaposed in ‘I Parry Everything’ with a ludicrously designed and impossibly stupid adult. - Funny, show without trying too hard. - Things outside of the battlefield are respected, peaks into, with slight insight in different work/jobs like building, mining etc. - Harem that don’t play games in asserting their roles behaving somewhat accurate to how real women would In that position. - Doesn’t insult viewers intelligence. This is the much better series and a higher quality example of how to do humour in a way that’s endearing to learned minds. Pretty lights and rich sounds aren’t everything, you have to get the nitty-gritty in the writing and direction of the experience right to allow any longstanding captivation from more the more alert amongst us. Final Rankings. Animation 6 Sound – 6 Story/Plot – 5 Characters – 6 Enjoyment 7 30/50 6 – Decent Knowing any further lore, as-well as future events, the show will have to break out of it’s comedic shell a little. Which may ruin the elements that propped up this season. Considering the Manga hasn’t gone much further than the anime, we can expect that there will not be a season 2, for a while at least. For the foreseeable future this will be it’s lasting mark. We are in 2025, for fantasy, there are a multitude of golden chests under the sea that they may seemingly pull out and adapt, with the depth now extending to Chinese and Korean sources. We are evidently in the “Who you know” era. This time around it seems this curated choice cannot be readily scoffed at. If you’re a scrupulous seasonal scrapper you may enjoy this find, but for those looking for true recommended viewing experiences it may fall short. As for me? without having a more robust deeper narrative guiding it, I will not personally recommend it. Hope this helps.

This is a good anime to see in times of brain death. It easy, simple and feel good. The animation is week but the drawings are nice. It reminds me of "The Ossan Newbie Adventurer" in the fact than the MC is pathetically oblivious to his strength which makes it frustrating to watch when your mind is alert and sharp. On the other hand, on the other hand, watching this when your mind is foggy, this anime does the job. The absurdness of in acts as kind of a relaxing comedy relief. Basically, to get the most of this anime, you need to be in theright mindset.
A funny ride of emotions from cute moments to cringe moments . This show is heavily inspired from "the kid who moved from boonies ". I marked this as mixed feelings because you can't argue with a typical isekai plot . so, better to watch without complaining , go with flow . One more thing don't watch these kind of shows back to back e.g you just completed a trash iskeai and started again watching same kind of sh!t . It has some serious drawbacks e.g mood disorders , you might hate these kind of particular plots , So, no need to finish in single sitting .Touch some grass or watch another genre .
I liked the 1st episode, because of the premise, instead of fighting ability our hero is able to do other stuff. Though I have enjoyed the basic concept and general story but I cant give it a very high score as the production value is so low. It never shows how Kurt does what he does, probably due to higher production cost that would entail. Hence its not a great anime but I enjoyed the absurdity of the clueless hero who never knew how over powered he is and watching the people around him kept it a secret from him, and got him to helpthem out.
I have been reading the manga for a few years and finally finished the anime. Without mentioning the manga, the show itself is okay as it did a decent job for an adaption attempt. The MC being the typical "lacking common sense" guy who is good willed to care about everything besides himself is within expectations? He is unreasonably OP but at least in this show, there are decent attempts at justifying why/what happens. Though the drawback is there are several moments we just have to "accept" this moment just because it's meant to be normal? Story wise it's okay but after watching several episodes, you'll eventually feel like itcould of been a lot better?
When I first started watching this anime, I really enjoyed the misunderstandings between the main character and the other characters. I found it quite funny and interesting to see how the other characters got confused and misunderstood what the MC was doing. However, the further I watched, the more I realized that the main character isn't just humble; he's actually pretty stupid at his core. I initially thought he just wasn't aware of his own potential, but I was wrong about that. You'll understand what I mean once you watch further, especially by episode 11. As for the visuals, I have no complaints. I enjoyed thembecause I thought they were quite good. There were a few parts that used CGI, but it wasn't distracting and still looked decent. The music was also just okay in my opinion. There weren't any memorable soundtracks, and the opening and ending songs were also pretty average. Overall, I don't really recommend this anime to many people. Some might like it, but I'm fairly certain most won't, as the story tends to be quite annoying. I might only recommend it for the first few episodes, as those parts were still funny and interesting. After that, I don't think it's very good.