
The currently airing anime adaptation of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings In Russian is gaining positive reviews from fans for its characters and its setting.

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"Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings In Russian" Was Originally Envisioned As An Isekai Story
The currently airing anime adaptation of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings In Russian is gaining positive reviews from fans for its characters and its setting.
Interesting bits of an interview with the series author. So, instead of Russian, it was meant to be that the female main character was isekai'ed. From the article:
In this version, the reincarnated heroine would speak Japanese to the protagonist, feeling confident that he couldn’t understand her.
The twist would be that the protagonist was also a reincarnated person who could understand Japanese perfectly. This humorous misunderstanding was meant to form the core of a short story.
Incoming isekai series - JP Summer/2024
If I forgot something please do point it out. The old season is ending with a bang (Mushoku Tensei II's bittersweet ending, Lv2 kara Cheat was fun to the end), let's hope for a good new season!
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Isekai anime episodes this week (2024/Mar/31 to 2024/Apr/06)
IMPORTANT: tag properly spoilers from source material!
This thread seeks to stimulate discussion about less known series. You're free to use it for the more popular ones, but keep in mind that they often get their own discussions at [email protected] and/or [email protected] threads.
Episodes this week:
Series | Info links | Episode # | Other discussion threads |
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Tsukimichi s2 | AniList, MAL | 13 | link |
Re:Monster | AniList, MAL | 01 | link |
7th Prince | AniList, [MAL](https://myanimelist.net/manga/139108/Tensei_shitara_Dai |
JP Spring 2024 anime season: which isekai series do you plan to watch? And which ones will you skip?
For me KonoSuba, TenSura and Mushoku Tensei are a given, but what about you guys?
The Oxford English Dictionary’s latest update adds 23 Japanese words - "Isekai" is now officially part of the OED.
More than half of the borrowed words relate to cooking, while Kintsugi, the increasingly popular art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer is also included
cross-posted from: https://ani.social/post/2847870
It's official. You're not an otaku nerd anymore if you say Isekai but someone with an extensive vocabulary. Don't let anyone tell you anything else!
The Ride-On King
Tired of protagonists who are losers in Earth, then "magically" become successful in isekai? This series is for you then.
The main character (Purchinov) is a president of some "random" Eastern European country in Earth. He looks like Putin, but don't worry - he doesn't behave like him, and the manga is not political soapboxing. (Otherwise I wouldn't be recommending it). With an obsession to ride every critter out there.
Yes, the premise is that silly. And the series as a whole, Purchinov is that sort of MC that's actually competent at what he does, except when he sees a critter. "I want to ride it!"
Since a pic is worth 9001 words:
This is from ch3 for less spoilers, but keep in mind that the series is around ch60-70 as of now.
Things (cliches, archetypes etc.) in isekai that you love, hate, and grew tired with.
It might be a cliche, a character archetype, a trope, a setting, a theme, anything. Which are the ones that make you enjoy the work more? Which are the ones that you hate to see? And which are the ones who you'd be fine with, if not so overused?
Mushoku Tensei Season 2 Part 2 Reveals New Key Visual, First Trailer, April 7 Premiere
Mushoku Tensei Season 2 Part 2 has revealed the first trailer, along with a new key visual and an April 7 premiere date.
Which less-known series do you recommend?
I bet that most of our reading/watching lists have a few hidden gems. Which ones do you recommend to the other people here?
Is Dune isekai?
Paul is transported to another world where he doesn't know the rules and has to start over in a strange land. He befriends the locals, goes on adventures, becomes their leader, and eventually saves the planet.
What do we think?
What is the most ridiculous isekai premise that you watched or read?
"Mushoku tensei" and "Ascendance of a bookworm" are the normal kind
"Reincarnated as a sword" and "Reborn as a wending machine" are whacky but very fun to read/watch
"That Time I Was Reincarnated as the Villainess's Stat Menu"
is a different beast entirely
Currently airing isekai series, as of Feb/2024
If there's something missing from this list, be sure to comment, and I'll add it.
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