Skeleton Knight in Another World

What a great show plus I find it that Arc is dense but although. What’s very surprising is that the spring when he was going to be human but crashed down on him. It does not seem to be more than a curse. Like he may need to find something to break his curse though it seems when I saw the season 2 on episode 7 that was not his original body. It could be his body was different.

If I had to describe Gaikotsu Kishi in one word, that word would no doubt be "infuriating." Gaikotsu Kishi-sama, Tadaima Isekai e Odekakechuu is the most generic power trip isekai imaginable, but this time with a twist: the main character is a skeleton! Incredible. It truly is an ingenious choice, as without being a skeleton Arc would be the least interesting character of all time. Besides for Arc's overly formal speech patterns, I struggle to come up with even a single aspect of his personality. He has no discernible motivations for anything he does, and neither does he seem to care about much of anything. After being isekai'd he just decides "oh okay I'm gonna live here now :)" and that's it. The entire reason the second half of the show happens is because he goes "oooh elf! fantasy! woohoo!" and decides to tag along with Ariane and see what happens. It's like the author literally could not care less. Speaking of Ariane, she is the only other actual character in this show. Her defining features? There's two of them, and they're both on her chest. Classic anime moment. These two dogshit characters act out an equally dogshit plot. Arc is supposed to be pretty much the most OP being in the universe, and that is demonstrably true given that every time he fights he wins in like one attack. But now our not very intelligent author has hit a roadblock: "how do I create any sort of tension or conflict when my main character is super duper OP?" To solve this predicament, the author has decided to have Arc literally just sit there and do nothing. Arc sees a group of ruffians kidnapping elves? He just sits there and watches when he could kill them all in one hit, just so that Ariane can have her epic entrance. Some weak as shit minor antagonist has popped up in episode 11? Arc has to just stand there and watch him talk for literally the entire episode, when instead he could kill the guy in 0.25 seconds. This, of course, is because we wouldn't have a 24 minute episode if Arc just killed the dude. In that same episode, some beast creature is about to clobber a passed out Ariane. What does Arc do? Does he use his instant teleportation skill to block the attack? Does he just kill the monster before it can attack? Nah. He just stands there, so that some other side characters can show up to save the day. There is no justifiable reason for anything to happen the way it does, other than that the author is lazy as hell and has no idea what he is doing. Everything anyone does is done for the sake of plot convenience. The characters are quite literally used as plot devices, rather than being actual characters with coherent thoughts and motivations. In conclusion, I hate this show and it pissed me off. Thanks for reading.

This episode is genuinely satisfactory! as the finale episode the fight scenes with the Hydra is definitely great. The animation and the visuals were amazing alongside the background soundtrack makes it near the perfect level. The bond between Arc, Ariane and Chiyome grows to a satisfactory level. Overall 7.5/10 in my opinion

Again with the infiltration mission 😆 honestly, this is my favourite part! The atmosphere from the start of the episode is quite intense. I just knew this episode is going to be an amazing episode with the level of intensity it delivers along with the cocky Villain who just wants to take advantage of women and the stakes feel real. But the ending left me cracking so hard 🤣. What happened to the villain

The ending scene now makes sense, all the mystery over the ankle bracelet, looks like the next episode is going to have amazing fighting scenes. I'm looking forward to it! The character development of Ariane is good and how she thinks about humans are changing shape. And it looks like Arc and Ariane had a great night together 😏😂

I should have known who's the overall mastermind behind everything, but that was quite a good blow to my knowledge. Love the fighting sequences and all those flashy moves 😂 and the bond between Arc and Goemon is definitely amazing.

This episode is genuinely one of the best so far. It revolves around saving the beastmans, and the way the group infiltrates the place is intriguing and well executed. And we also get to know about the beastman nanja's history which adds a nice layer to the story. The ninja reference Arc used was so satisfying and fulfilling to hear! Out of all the episodes, the way Arc disguised himself was so hilarious 😂

The animation and the visuals are solid in this episode but I feel like they can do better about the storyline, at this point it becomes too predictable, but overall the vibe is good and the comedic element woven into their journey, which balances the things out nicely. And the mystery of Arc's skeleton body curse and the truth behind the dark ankle bracelet keeps the intrigue alive

As expected he was stunned seeing the elf village for the first time, and also got a surprise from Ariane. What really amazed me is that bathing scene where Ponta spinning around with the soap foam flying everywhere and lands on the camera, it feels like a subtle little bit of a 4th wall break and honestly it was such a fun. The ending cliffhanger caught me off guard

Damn! At this point I genuinely dread the villain's side of the story, every time it cuts to them, there is always that one scene that makes you go 💀. Some things you just can't unsee. And the beatdown the marquis received was so satisfying 😌. The wholesome moments of Ponta and Ariane were so fulfilling, I wonder what kind of fantasy experiences Arc gets to enjoy in the elf village in the upcoming episode

Honestly, I'm hooked from the very start of this episode, although the plot wasn't hard to predict, but still it's thrilling to watch the infiltration regardless 😂. And the way Ariane went inside from the ceiling is hilarious! And the shocking reaction of Danka and the little elfs are truly amazing 😂, this type of comedic timing is what makes moments like these so memorable. I hope the later episodes are also like this. I'm loving it!

Bro is straight up fanboying over an elf 😂 honestly , a pretty interesting way to bridge Arc's modern world thinking with the fantasy setting he's now a part of. The way Arc uses Dimension move looks visually stunning. But what I genuinely like is how Arc takes a moment to actually read the situations before jumping into a fight, even with the insane level of skills. Let's see how his journey alongside Ponta and Ariane unfolds from here.

I already had it in my mind that I'm watching it as more of a comedic type rather than high intensity fighting and great storyline, although the stories are good but Arc with such an OP MC literally takes away all the intensity the story has to offer. But in general I like the episode with the core concept of family and some anomaly detection at the end

Yo, the pacing is a bit fast. Looks like bro is getting to live his dream life? 😂, The backstory of the skeleton knight is quite good, I wonder if Arc is going to uncover the truth behind it in the later episodes! And the bandit scenes are like crazy 💀But honestly how the hell did he as a skeleton be able to eat and drink?😂. But I like the vibe and the visuals. I genuinely like the intro and outro music

The visuals in this episode is just perfect. The Hydra fight here has a really good animation, even the design itself was imposing and the movements were very fluid. Seeing Arc's full arsenal of skills was also satisfying to watch. The writing was also very satisfying, even the resolution after the fight felt well earned.

This was a good episode, the fortress infiltration here has such an unsettling setting. Fumba is a very layered villain, he is not like some generic corrupt noble but has a personality and is quite memorable. The visuals here are good and there were some small neat details here and there. The pacing here is also good, the action is great and there were no pauses. The cliffhanger at the end though, if I must say the creature's design is very menacing.

This was a a slow paced episode. The introduction of Carcy is good though, he is such a fun and likeable character. The fight scenes here are animated well and the designs of the creatures were good. This episode has some really unnecessary scenes though, like the drinking scene, or the hangover one, they felt unnecessary for the plot progression. The writing here is okay it's just that the pacing is dragging over this episode.

I like that this ep handles the rescue mission really well and each member of the group got their own moment to shine. The moment they discovered those bodies, oh man, the emotional impact was intense. The politics also progresses here, I can feel like the consequences of some actions will catch up soon. The pacing is tight here and consistent. The animation was a bit repetitive on some action scenes earlier though but nevertheless it was still a good watch.

I like the new characters, I think they will fit the team dynamic really well. The assault on the market was really well structured, they have really smart plans, and each action sequence highlights the characters. The writing and world building is also good, it does a decent job layering some background lore without completely overwriting the current plot. The pacing is also decent and there were no dead scenes.

This was a very solid episode. I like the forest fight, it was a very fun and creative sequence. The action here is still well animated, I do like their consistency with the animation. This episode also expands onto the world building and the political side of the story. The pacing is also good, the world building doesn't get dragged around too much.