This is gonna be another
>blows its load on the parody in the first episode and just becomes a bog standard isekai with a "twist"
isn't it...
This is gonna be another
Mason Walker
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Ethan Reyes
The twist is (You) get isekai'd and then brutally murdered by a cute girl
James Bailey
You know the answer to that, Owen
Levi Gray
If you consider yuri rape to be bog standard isekai then yes
Nathaniel Harris
I am seriously starting to question the term "bog standard". While not necessarily good, it at least can't be the so-called "bog standard isekai" just by the fact that it's a primarily female main cast with yuri, or at the very least yuri-bait.
I'll give you props for at least avoiding the ultimate buzzword "generic" though.
Jackson Long
The Isekai Jin's mistake is trusting women. Never trust women.
Noah Baker
>it at least can't be the so-called "bog standard isekai" just by the fact that it's a primarily female main cast with yuri, or at the very least yuri-bait.
That's the "twist" isn't it? A female MC with a female harem instead of a male MC?
Isaac James
More importantly when will self insertfags like OP stop seething at it?
Nathaniel Flores
>it's different because it's girls
"main character learns to love again after childhood trauma by getting to know member of class they previously oppressed" is one of the most basic anime plots. What else have they covered in this episode?
>fanservice
>maid outfit
>mechanical slapstick
>generic "wholesome funny sexy moment" music
>expository dialogue where characters tell each other things they should already know
>unnecessary flashback scenes to pad out runtime
I don't understand how people are coombrained enough to fall for this shit over and over again. Every one of these shows has a "hook" that would make for a good story idea, but it's always immediately drowned out by comfort food bullshit that grinds the pace to a halt to hit the same five ecchi notes over and over again. I give it even odds there's a beach episode where everyone shouts "it's the ocean!" by the end of the season
Lincoln Sullivan
why is the thought of being unjustly killed by raging lesbians so hot?