Combatants Will Be Dispatched!
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Having already crushed Earth beneath their boot, the evil Kisaragi Corporation naturally decides the next step is conquering another planet. Their plan? Send Combat Agent Six — a low-ranking operative with way too much confidence — and Alice, a snarky android who looks like a kid, to infiltrate a fantasy kingdom and set up a forward base. The catch is that Six earns "evil points" by doing terrible things, which he then spends on weapons and abilities. So his whole strategy revolves around being as obnoxious as possible, which goes about as well as you'd expect. Within his first few hours, he derails a sacred ritual by turning it into something deeply inappropriate and gets punished by being made a knight — accidentally landing himself right where Kisaragi needs him. From there he's stuck fighting the Demon Lord's Army alongside a broke kingdom full of dysfunctional allies, all while trying to advance his corporation's shady agenda. This 12-episode TV series from J.C.Staff is written by the same author as KonoSuba, and it shows. The humor hits similar beats — a useless party, constant bickering, plans that backfire spectacularly. If you liked KonoSuba's chaotic energy, this is basically that but with a villain protagonist and sci-fi tech thrown into the fantasy mix. Fans of Overlord's "bad guy in a new world" setup will also find something to enjoy here, though the tone leans way harder into comedy than strategy. It's dumb in the best way.
Episode Guide
Characters
Alice Kisaragi
Alice Kisaragi: A high-performance android, efficient and capable.
Portrayed by Rial Monica
Sentouin Roku-gou
Veteran soldier Six, with enhanced abilities and a perverted streak, uses underhanded tactics to conquer new worlds for Kisaragi.
Portrayed by Blaber Brendan
Rose
Rose, a Grace Kingdom Battle Chimera, devoutly follows her creator's will and prefers eating freshly-killed monsters.
Portrayed by Rothrock Kristi
Grimm
Zenalith-worshipping bishop, flirtatious but easily flustered, and languid in the sun.
Portrayed by Karbowski Brittney
Snow
Grace Kingdom knight captain, avaricious, authoritarian, driven to be the best swordswoman.
Portrayed by Connors Amber Lee
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Volumes 1-17 of the manga. Continue reading from Volume 18.

Community Feed
Are you expecting some good story since this is another work of Natsume-sensei? Are you expecting plenty of good fan service? Are you expecting to see some awesome animation? Then too bad for you, the studio just ruined the story and the animation is underwhelming. There is some good fan service, but I can count it on one hand 😏. The character development was glossed over and some important scenes are either off-screened or just omitted. Better to just read the LN or go watch Konosuba 😑
Number Six’s fight wasn’t off-screened, but it was still pretty underwhelming. What’s worse is the other battle that was off-screened just when things were getting interesting after Number Six successfully stalled Russell. Even the character development for each member of Number Six’s party feels like it was mostly glossed over. At this point, I’d rather just read the light novel (although after checking, it has apparently been on hiatus since 2022). The soundtrack isn’t bad, but J.C. Staff has clearly cut corners with the animation. The only thing I’m still looking forward to watch another episode in this anime is the story, but even that feels weakened by the omission of key details.



