No Longer Allowed in Another World

It was kinda funny watching sucidal MC for a change , hilarious

A final episode that left too many riddles. There's a reveal of Sacchan's face but everything is kept in mystery. The other 2 of the "fallen angels" wasn't shown and the hair of Sacchan isn't consistent in comparison to her partial appearance in the previous episode. Perhaps it's the lighting but I'm having doubts because the sloth guy's wine retained its bright color 🤔 during her appearance. This is quite a hidden gem, if you want another different take on the isekai genre then this anime is for you

What a beautiful episode, if I have to compare this story to Kaibara it would be comparing a piece of shit to a hidden gem 😅. There's no problem with the effects, animation nor the art in this episode. They don't look out of place and it didn't look awkward in my point of view. The story is beautiful and so was the ending. Considering that the next episode is the last, I'm anticipating if the last episode won't get overshadowed by this episode. P.S. The father should get his balls kicked because of how stupid he is 😤

I'm liking the reference in this episode 😆 and it's a good thing that the scumbag other worlder from the previous episode have changed their ways 👍. There's quite a lot of "fallen angels" that are introduced in this episode but Sacchan's face isn't revealed just yet. Hopefully the story of the "fallen angel" this time isn't lame like with Kaibara. P.S. Coffin-kun will be missed 🫡, thank you for carrying Sensei up to this point.

For a second there I saw Stark the warrior in Nir, he calls himself a coward but he managed to do the right thing even if he is scared 👍. This is episode is a character development for Nir just like with "Tama", it's just one episode unlike with "Tama" but the story is still excellent. One thing that is still bothering me are those scumbag otherworlder, I hope they never come back to the orphanage.

A nice change of perspective, this episode shows the same side of humanity that drove Suzuki or maybe even the other "fallen" other worlder to do evil things. The phrase "The line between righteousness and evil is a hazy thing" is pretty deep, a person doing what he thinks is righteous could be evil to the eye of another and vice versa. There's a valuable lesson that can be learned from watching this episode 👍. P.S. The punchline at the end though 😏😅

I really thought Kaibara's story was the same with Suzuki but I only felt disappointed and pity upon knowing it. Disappointed cause he is a genuine idiot and pity on myself in believing he just had a terrible life like Suzuki 🤦‍♂️. Kaibara didn't even deserve that ending, it should have been even worse 😤. Anyways, the story this time was quite generic actually 😅 but I'm quite a sucker for that kind of story 🤷‍♂️. There's another application for Sensei's ability, I'm quite curious what else he can do with it.

I predicted Tama’s identity because it follows a cliché trope but what caught me off guard was the appearance of one of the supposedly seven main antagonists. I have a theory regarding the "gift" given to an other worlder but I need more evidence. Instead of a preview for the next episode what was shown after the ED was a small scene that hyped up the next episode, that was a great move by the studio 👍

There's quite a lot of character introduction in this episode and we also got to know the current situation of the world. There's also quite a shocking reveal at the first half of the episode. It's quite interesting that Sensei's stat actually rises when he hears a certain word, I'm getting more curious of his so called hidden abilities. Another party member has joined and the scene after the ED is both funny and rather curious

Twist after twist then it resulted in peak. The actual plot has been revealed, the real purpose of Osamu "Sensei" Dazai is very intriguing. Considering this anime has comedy in it I'm guessing the management (gods) must have been very lazy to entrust an eccentric man to do their job 😏. The resolution is very satisfying and overall it was a great watch. I don't have any complaints with the animation, story nor the art as of yet.

What an explosive first half, three episodes in and something end game like has happened. That has definitely thrown me off and another thing was the twist after that incident. So many things have been revealed in this episode and I must say the management (god) sucked at their job to not put a filter on scumbags who gets isekai'd 🤷‍♂️. Just when the story is getting interesting the episode ended on a cliff hanger

Not only the Isekai genre but I'm seeing that the anime also pokes fun of the typical RPG tropes 😏. I think the coffin is a nod to an old JRPG trope where a certain party member is defeated but there's no revive that can be used. The anime also made a punchline of the bard job being useless in a battle. This episode has been a chaotic and yet fun to watch with all the references and twists on the story.

This anime gives a fresh take on the isekai genre, it almost as if it's poking fun of the cliché tropes in the genre. The story so far is quite identical to an isekai anime but the biggest twist is the MC, he doesn't have any OP stats or skills. He also doesn't have any motivation to go on adventure and pretty much suicidal. The anime drags you in not for the typical isekai genre plot but for its odd characters, especially with the MC.

Once again, we see an anime where Osamu Dazai is the protagonist, and where he once again uses his abilities to help people in trouble. It was nice to see such a variety of characters in just the first episode, and also to see how, in this fantasy world, Dazai—despite his heavy e

The whole episode is very deep and the animation is beautiful. It feels like a very unique imaginary film. I loved how Sensei stayed true to himself until the very end, looking at everything like a writer instead of a typical hero. That part is very emotional .

f you’re tired of the typical "overpowered teenager gets hit by a truck and becomes a god" trope, No Longer Allowed in Another World (Isekai Shikkaku) is the breath of fresh, albeit gloomy, air you’ve been waiting for.

This is a great story and it feels like a really beautiful imaginary film. The way the story shows the deep pain of the characters is very good and it hits the heart. The way he talks about his love for Sacchan is very touching and it makes me feel good.

He doesn't see people as monsters. he sees them as sad characters that need a better ending. It makes me feel good to see him help people find their own path, even if he is still searching for his own Sacchan. His personality is very unique and special.

Every episode makes me want to watch more. It is very unpredictable what he will say next. His personality makes this anime very special for me. He doesn't act like a hero, but his words help others. It is very unpredictable and interesting to watch.

I really like the story flow now. In this episode, Sensei and his group are still traveling and it is very interesting to watch. He doesn't care about the dangerous things around him, he only cares about his book and his coffin. It is very funny. It is very unpredictable.