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The rule of 3 episodes really applies with a show like this. I wasn't into it at all for the first two but for some inexplicable reason this

I'm still at the point of trying to get used to this show. It's not "funny" but it gives a few chuckles. I'm not a fan of the type of show this

This man truly can’t catch a break! It feels slice of lifey in its writing and delivery. Just a salaryman in hell. Interesting concept, but not

The score keeps your attention through the episode in a very good way. You can tell this is where they spent their budget with the animation as

This was a decent follow up to the last episode. The fan service was a nice draw in and the focus of the rest of the episode (action/development)

It's a good setup episode for the season conclusion. The action is decent and it does a good job with the callbacks from previous episodes

A decent episode in the scope of this show. Akane was showing out toward the end there, and then there's the typical fan service.

SOME of the dialogue in this episode makes up for how entirely mid the show is overall. It's like they've abandoned all intention of

Eh. Another setup episode for a two parter plot forwarding mechanism. Not really substantive, other than it getting randomly dark for a moment

The music score was notable for this episode. Cut poorly, but it hit when it needed to. Plot wise, prototypical as always, but slightly better.

One of the better episodes of the series. Written VERY conventionally, but it's finally meeting the standard of other isekai slop.

At this point if you haven’t figured out that this show lacks depth, here’s your wake up call. But that’s not why you watch something like this.

New content, but overall it’s the same isekai slop repackaged. This episode presents itself as a pretense for the rest of the season.

This episode suffers from pace death. It feels like pure filler with bits of new information thrown in for the returning characters.

Notable animation improvement. Half and half of background information and a recap It still has the comedy centric fan service of the first

Absolute hilarity from this show. It's engaging enough that you sit through the ridiculousness to get to the next moment. YEEEE!

Not your typical MC. Lip reading Boji redefines what it means to be a protagonist and his gentle nature pulls you in and makes you root for him

A nice cap to the end of a season. The stylistic changes to the source material make the anime consumable for a much larger audience

The generic formula of building a world and having a twist toward the end is played out, but this show does it right. There's enough mystery to

Slow burn pacing should be the standard of all content. Coco is an MC we can all relate to, being a child with dreams. The twist toward the end of