1Fuji2Taka3Nasubi
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8·2 days agoHi, 1Fuji2Taka3Nasubi here. I was just a regular poster and commenter like many here, and I am honored to join the moderation team. Hope to see you all around!
I’m sorry, I kept getting distracted by how green, opaque and huge that bottle of green tea was. It looked more like Aojiru than green tea to me.
The person who came late to the signing was Oikawa Kanon, a character from The Moon on a Rainy Night, another of the author’s manga. Futami-sensei recognized she was hard of hearing and made big body gestures when talking to her.
For something this big, you’d think they would have a hard time cooking it thoroughly. Luckily, there was magic in Isekai. Mukohda’s fire magic was stronger than I thought (he had multiple blessings after all) but it did not impress Fel, who helped finished cooking it by flaming the fire with wind.
It seemed the Mukohda was well remembered, sadly or otherwise, mostly by the food he cooked.
How Arakawa-sensei was isekai’d, avoided being beheaded by her power of drawing, solved a countries’ food problem by recognizing potato flowers, escaped an overthrowing of monarchy, got a good night’s sleep and finished the 3rd season of the anime, all within the span of 4 minutes.
I was wondering who voiced the “voice of heaven” and checked the credits, and to my surprise it was the same VA who voiced Ishii-san the editor. She sounded quite different using a different tone. Noble-Arakawa also had a portrait of Ishii (or someone looking a lot like her) in her room.
Forgot to say it was amusing Amano-sensei was following Tōko-sensei and was in every scene of her date with Nashida.
Luckily the elves recognized Libelania and still respect her (him?), and this solved Brolite’s sister’s trouble that came with her marrying an outsider.
We saw that the white god was checking up on Takeru and was satisfied that he caused positive change in the world. We also got a small recap of Takeru’s experience and the anime ended with them arriving at the sea and enjoying seafood.
I follow the manga and while this anime is not a bad adaptation, if you like it check out the manga as well. It is pretty well drawn and contains more detail than the anime.
It was interesting Takizawa-sensei ‘reincarnated’ by changing her pen name and publisher and her fans didn’t find out. She was a really good master teaching Nashida how to deal with fear. I worry about her health though seeing her smoking so much.
Hey don’t pouch other mangaka’s assistant in front of them.
It’s been a while since I’ve read the manga, I heard they adapted the pre-redraw story (a strange choice) instead of the final version in the published volumes, so things might be different depending on which version you remember.
Thanks.
Me too, I hope Ernest is okay and just busy with life.
Such an ugly face. It will be a good revenge is to change it into despair.
That elf absolutely got engaged to Sasha to get his hand on her family’s artifacts.
1·13 days agoTechnically no, it has to specifically have Dual-Mode support (DP++). In practice most of them do, at least in the consumer space.
If it doesn’t then you need an active adapter.
Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.
There is also the Begger’s Chicken which uses clay in a similar manner to trap the moisture. (Obviously there would be no salty taste transferred to the food, I think)
I was very obvious who the Empress was in the opening even if her face wasn’t shown. Why were all the generals female though and why would a bro-con sister throw multiple young females at her crush?
It was ironic that she created an empire of no skill discrimination by having the strongest skill. It was moving she did it for Arel and he appreciated it, but then she tried to use her skill on Arel and we see why he didn’t care to stay around.
This series was a mindless power fantasy. Arel had no skill but he was diligent and got a good environment growing up (having people around showing you skills from god-level jobs). I still don’t think that is enough to make me believe how nobody else was able to overcome the job restrictions.
I still enjoyed it for the anime it was, turn you brain off and enjoy the absurd OP-ness of the protagonist as some kind of guilty pleasure.
Animation quality was average or even below, it was night and day compared to Campfire Cooking I was just commenting on, but not unwatchable or too jarring. I must say I watch One-Punch Man S3 without noticing a lot of animation-quality stuff people complained about either, so YMMV.
And there is one thing that bothered me every episode:
Why is the opening song titled “Reincarnation” (and chanted multiple times in the lyrics) when this is not an isekai and the protagonist wasn’t reincarnated?
Huge slime Sui was cute, and the voice acting was excellent too. Its size even surprised Fel so it is stronger than other huge slimes of the world.
Glad to see the other party did not look down on Mukohda for looking weak. Glad his reputation and rank was paying off.
Mukohda actively trying to fight was also surprising as I seemed to remember from the source materials him complaining all the time trying to avoid fighting while having cheat-level powers like the protection put on him and weapons (and cookware) made with mithril. I’m glad he gained some confidence and put them to use. The deities especially the male ones must be glad he would be closer to gaining a tenant selling alcohol.
Sui-mixer!
That salt-baked meat looked delicious, and I’m watching with an empty stomach…… Japanese people have a term for this called meshi-tero 飯テロ equating the showing of delicious food / eating with terrorist attacks, causing suffering on innocent people (stomachs) indiscriminately.
As I said in another comment, what a coincidence salt played a role in two animes the same week. I wonder what they did with all that (10kg of) salt afterwards. Depending on the setting, place and period salt could have been more precious than human lives (but I guess not if you had access to salt produced in an industrial scale from online supermarket).
I wonder what cooks / restaurants do in real life? Can the salt be reused or do they go bad after a while after absorbing all those juice? Throwing them all out seemed such a waste even if they are inexpensive.
Cat-eared mushrooms!
Takeru was sent to this world to stimulate changes, but the first thing he did caused every trouble he had to fix later. It seemed it worked as intended though as the world became a better place.
Pure coincidence salt played a role the same week in two different animes. Takeru only carried premium salt on his travels? Perhaps he should carry some cheap salt from now on in case he runs into more slug-based monsters in this world.
Glad to see Ha-san (Big Sis). Isn’t this her first appearance outside of Futami’s flashbacks? For a mangaka, having someone buy both physical and electronics copies and giving it stars made them a goddess.
Because I liked this anime, I checked out the author’s other works and picked up her shōgi manga a while ago. Tōko-sensei was from that manga, and I’m happy to see Amano-sensei (voiced by HanaKana no less) and Natsuki-sensei making an anime appearance.
Futami completely turned into a fangirl in front of Amano-sensei. It did not occur to me she was such a big shōgi fan before she started her manga, but it made total sense as writing a shōgi manga was her idea in the first place.
Futami’s social media icon is her turning into jelly 😄
If you look at the BD/DVD release schedule, they have 7 releases planned, each of the same price, releasing 1 per month with no interruptions, the 1st one is known to contain 3 episodes, so the series is most probably longer than 13 episodes and will not be split cours.