Even Given the Worthless "Appraiser" Class, I’m Actually the Strongest

In a world where your job defines your worth, getting stuck with the "Appraiser" class means sitting right at the bottom of the barrel. Ein can identify items and monsters, but that's about it. so his adventuring party treats him like dead weight. Then, during a dungeon run gone wrong, they literally use him as bait and leave him to die. Classic. He falls into an abyss expecting it to be over, but instead meets Yuri, the spirit of a supposedly extinct World Tree, and Ursula, her extremely no-nonsense guardian. They patch him up and give him something called the Spirit Eye, a prosthetic that lets him read enemy movements and stack an unlimited number of skills. Ursula then proceeds to train him into the ground. The 12-episode TV series follows Ein heading back out into the world with his two new companions, now carrying power nobody would have expected from a guy everyone wrote off. The vibe is pretty straightforward: action-packed fantasy with a satisfying underdog arc and a power system that actually rewards strategy over raw strength. If you liked the betrayal-to-comeback pipeline in Arifureta or The Rising of the Shield Hero, this hits similar notes. It also shares some of that found-family energy with That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, just with a rougher starting point. Studio Okuruto Noboru adapted it from the light novel, and at 12 episodes it doesn't overstay its welcome. Worth a look if you're into the genre.