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User Reviews for: Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation

deanzel
9/10  3 years ago
This is THE anime that we've all been waiting and yearning for. Many of us hardcore Mushoku Tensei fans have been waiting years upon years for an anime adaptation to finally hit, and HIT it has. I was a little skeptical with a brand new studio undertaking this, but all the previews had looked great so I was cautiously optimistic. The source material is my absolute favorite isekai series (which says a lot) and the light/web novel will always hold a special place in my fandom. So how were the first two episodes so far (first has aired officially and the first two were previewed beforehand)?

AMAZING. I really don't know if it's just because the source material is that good, but this has been a SPOT ON adaptation so far. Right when I heard "Gintoki" as the NEET narrator, I knew shit was gonna be good. The sense of humor and pervertedness of Rudy is really well incorporated throughout the first two episodes, and makes this more than just a "another OP isekai". But even with that sense of humor, the anime has taken great depths to give solid (but not overwhelming) background info on the characters and highlighting particularly serious moments. This was especially evident in the second episode where the handling of Rudy's "fall into NEETness" and past trauma was interweaved perfectly into his current situation and setting.

I can't wait for the rest of the anime to air. It seems that a second cour has already been green-lighted so let's hope this can turn into one of those long-running anime series. If they can make it to the school arcs, I'll have lived a complete life...
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Reply by ManiacB
3 years ago
@deanzel I've seen the first couple of episodes and enjoyed them well enough, although I did think that there are some... "problematic" elements to the show as a whole (not a term I use much, but I think it fits here). Do they continue through the whole thing? A bit of pervyness I'm fine with, but some of the scenes give off the feeling of erm... voyuristc hentai sleaze?
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Reply by deanzel
3 years ago
@maniacb It'll continue a bit with the pervyness, but the ecchi scenes will definitely decrease for a while. There might be one more scene featuring Eris (it's not that extreme or anything), but after that it goes into a more traditional fantasy setup (albeit an extremely great one). There wouldn't be a return to the "hentai" levels unless this series gets to like a 3rd season at least imo. By then, you'll be hook line and sinkered ;)
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Reply by ManiacB
3 years ago
@deanzel Fair enough. I'm certainly not opposed to ecchi (from one seasoned anime viewer to another!), just felt a bit at odds with the overall tone of the story at points. It does look really nice though, and I am definitely interested to see how it goes.<br /> Admittedly some of this may be coming from "Isekai Fatigue" - there are so many of them so I only want to spend my time on the ones that rise to the top.
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Reply by deanzel
3 years ago
@maniacb Yeah I understand. As I said in my initial post, this is BY FAR my favorite isekai series out there (anime, light/web novel, manga). It is probably my favorite light novel series as well (or right at the top). The source material is just absolutely amazing and it's been around for a while. It's just taken a while to get an anime adaptation, so I would definitely not consider it like a regular "isekai". Also, the anime adaptation seems fantastic so far (especially for a new studio), so I'm pretty optimistic given my love of the original material.
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Reply by jdh009
one year ago
@maniacb I understand that feeling of "Isekai Fatigue", especially when plotline(s) are very similar, obvious or just suffer from lazy writing, art styles/places are less unique/blend or have a similar type of main character. Sometimes even causing me to mix what characters did in different anime's. Any suggestions that come into mind which in your opinion rose to the top of this genre/theme? First ones that pop up into mind for me are Grimgar, Overlord, Log Horizon and Uncle from another world. Thought that So I'm a Spider, So What? and That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime where also pretty enjoyable due to the 'uniqueness' of the main protagonist. <br /> <br /> Gave this one a try after reading Deanzel's positive comment and, currently five episodes in, find it to be entertaining enough to continue watching. Not the best i have seen but the art style (of the the characters) is well above average, it has some comical moments (incl. those pervy ones or interactions with his father) and it's good enough to give me that certain type of satisfaction where you feel curious and/or eager enough to start/see the next episode and see what would happen next.
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