There been a decent amount of these... recursive?.. isekai's lately. This one ended up pretty close to link Maou Gakuin in terms of quality, which while not exactly a rousing endorsement is not particularly damning either.

An unfortunately dumb way to resolve the drama subplot. These last two episodes were easily the worst in a series of otherwise perfectly watchable 'cute girls selling houses' segments.

The ecchi was also a bit much for what's otherwise pretty damn wholesome content.

Love this franchise and definitely enjoyed the switch from link psychological thriller to heavy sci-fi Mad Max-alike.

That said, this flashforward at the end is just plain terrible.

While incredibly awkward at times, it's also sidesplitting hilarious more often than not.

This last episode though... this last episode was a near-complete miss. Definitely felt like it had no business being in the series.

What a surprisingly entertaining combination of link Tensai Ouji and link Hamefura.

It is a bit weird though how it flips back and forth between following the game's plotline and wildly deviating from it.

Notably better animation than link the prequel, but still a bit lacking for what's supposed to be an action series.

More of an issue is the pacing.

While the first season ended up skipping over a good chunk of the source material to fit everything in, the events it did show played out pretty smoothly. By contrast, the event transition here is choppy and uneven (the heavily abbreviated arrival at the oasis town and altered introduction to Myuu's hometown stand out in particular).

Well, the pacing is pretty bad, the animation quality is sorely lacking, and the first episode is abysmal.

And yet... it still ends up a consistently amusing comedy with likable characters. It's an impressive feat.

Good as a 12-episode series, but I don't really think this premise can be stretched out much longer. This last arc things were already getting repetitive.

While I can't say I enjoyed this conclusory arc much at all, the rest of the series was surprisingly entertaining despite the rather lacking animation quality.

Overall I'd say it's worth watching if you're into the 'brilliant but lazy strategist' trope, and I'm cautiously optimistic for a potential sequel.

While I think this would've been better without that love triangle tease and with less of a focus on ecchi outfits, overall it ends up a surprisingly entertaining romantic comedy.

All the worst parts of link Sekai Saikou no Ansatsusha, link Hachi-nantte, and link Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha synthesized into a tired retread of overpowered protagonist clichés.

A surprising good 'laid back' overpowered protagonist isekai. Only complaint would be I don't really think she needed a second daughter. Felt excessively contrived.

Easily one of the worse isekai Anime.

Reminds me of link Knight's & Magic in the lack of believability department without any of the technical quality.

Aside from the garbage CGI in the previous episode, this ends up a remarkably entertaining action-focused overpowered MC show.

Of course, you'll have to already be a fan of those kind of self-insert stories in order to enjoy it. It doesn't do anything much to break the mold, just executes it competently.

I like that they appear to have gotten all (or most of) the hero's journey contamination out of the slice of life part of show at the end here.

Hopefully any potential continuation will keep them separate, as they definitely do not mix well.

Characters and story were definitely nothing to write home about, but it was more engaging than link the previous version and often featured some pretty cool visuals.

While I can't say anything good about this ass-pull of a climax (felt like I was watching link KADO all the sudden), the series as a whole still ends up worth watching for the journey up to this point.

At first I wanted to say something like "another otherwise good show ruined by hatred of proper chronology", but to be honest it's merely a barely watchable show.

Definitely completely unwatchable in broadcast order though. Hopefully whoever's idea that was (presumably the director's) never gets any adaptation work again; let them stick to Anime original works or naturally achronological stories.

They were the ones who specifically encouraged him to do what he did. They are the ones responsible for the disaster. The world's destruction is the fault of people trying to get Shinji to be someone he's not, and in this movie they have not learned from their mistake. They in fact blame him for their mistake.

You also seem to be unaware that this movie is nothing like what it was originally designed to be. If anything, link Anno baited himself.

All of the character development Shinji went through in the previous movie is thrown out the window, and every other character keeps shitting on him for 'not being a man' when 'acting like a man' is precisely what caused the disaster they're all so pissed at him about.