If you recall, I pleaded to explain why people should finally leave Twitter earlier this month. WordPress and several apps dropped support for it. Mastodon might look hard to use as the Fediverse [...]
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By Hiiro Shimotsuki and Takashi Iwasaki. Released in Japan as “Itsudemo Jitaku ni Kaereru Ore wa, Isekai de Gyōshōnin o Hajimemashita” by HJ Novels. Released in North America by J-Novel Club. [...]
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Another story, another volume, another favorite magical girl takes the cover! That’s right, volume two has arrived and Kyoko Sakura, who played a small part in the initial release, is our cover girl, [...]
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By Shoji Goji and Saku Enomaru. Released in Japan as “Hitoribocchi no Isekai Kouryaku” by Overlap Bunko. Released in North America by Airship. Translated by Eric Margolis. Adapted by Veles Svitlychny [...]
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By You Fuguruma and Nama. Released in Japan as “Kasei Madoushi no Isekai Seikatsu: Boukenchuu no Kasei Fugyou Uketamawarimasu!” by Ichijinsha Bunko Iris NEO. Released in North America by J-Novel [...]
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Flowers aren’t all that’s blossoming this season. Love is in the air as well! But to bloom, challenges must be overcome, like all those involved with imitating your twin sister at school or with [...]
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By Bisu and Yukiko. Released in Japan as “Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Hata o Tatakioru” by Arian Rose. Released in North America by J-Novel Heart. Translated by Esther Sun. This is not the final volume in [...]
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  Even has the overalls. Impressions: Yet another mopey dude meets quirky pixie dream girl, and all of a sudden, his world is full of sparklies, music, and skipping through the streets. Literally. [...]
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Yuki’s entire class is transported to a fantasy world where they are celebrated as heroes and requested to fight demons who, after five years, have reappeared and appear intent on conquering humanity. [...]
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Himeno helps Aki one last time from the depths of the Ghost Devil's prison. Denji defeats Katana Man and ruins his future prospects of having kids.
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Season 2 of In Another World With My Smartphone picks up where the previous one left off, logically enough. The generic OP isekai protagonist and his four fiancées (yes, you read that right) are [...]
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Like the title says. Pretty much every other show is an isekai now and it’s honestly way too much, even for me, who generally likes isekai. But this one was decent… I think the main thing that sets it [...]
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An uncle who loves SEGA goes to another world. Yet another isekai which managed to put a unique twist on the concept. This time the main character is a total moron and he tells the story after the [...]
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Another isekai, this one with cooking. It had parts that were very generic isekai feeling, but it did enough to stand out I thought. I enjoyed the cooking parts, I enjoyed the monsters he tamed (both [...]
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By Tappei Nagatsuki and Shinichirou Otsuka. Released in Japan as “Re: Zero Kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu” by MF Bunko J. Released in North America by Yen On. Translated by Dale DeLucia. As I said last [...]
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A handyman goes to another world. This certainly had its moments (mostly centered on the old wizard) but for the most part it wasn’t too memorable. The format of a number of short stories most [...]
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Like the title says, except the main character is maybe 12 years old. The fun thing about this show is the main character. She is a selfish child who goes to another world and all she wants is to make [...]
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The dragon that shows up at the end of last week isn’t just a dragon, but a great ancient dragon, who is the force behind the Empire’s invasion. When talking with the dragon (with a giant [...]
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Though she can transport herself and Captain out of danger, Mitsuha doesn’t want to abandon the innocent refugees to be slaughtered by monsters. So Captain holds off the horde with bullets along [...]
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While we saw goblins on the march last week, things start out far more casually this week, as Mitsuha attends a cookout back on Earth held by the military contractor Wolf Fang. She brings a brace of [...]
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