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From the opening scene to the final minutes, the anime assures you that it will not waste any of your time. If you remove the non-anime-related scenes, you are left with 20 minutes of pure action-packed mecha anime, and not even a single minute feels wasted.

Unfortunately, when it comes to the characters' motives, the anime feels rather banal. However, that's okay because, honestly, who cares about that when we have godly designs that even my childish brain can recognize as incredibly well-crafted? The only design I didn't particularly like was the main character's suit, but since it only appears in one or two scenes, it's ... not a big issue.

Lastly, I have to mention the creativity of the opening scene. It was so good that I don’t even have any fancy words to describe it.

It was the same as scrolling through Twitter; banal, toxic, boring but in the end I'm satisfied that I saw some titties. Even though the art style of this manga is good asf, reading something that is this unraveled made me almost faint. As we say for the most mangas that are like this, the term
"good drawn, not good written" also applies for this manga but I'm happy that I read and felt at least even if a little bit satisfied in the last chapter. I'm no critique for mangas and I don't even claim but the hard-work to prolonge the story can be ... seen by anyone. As for the characters, there are literally no interesting characters except for the main character whose motivation behind her is too abstract to be understandable but this is the thing ,I guess, that makes her interesting. Anyway, in the end it was mostly boring, I can say, but the art style makes this manga really something else and remembering some chapters still gives me goosebumps.
My recommended reading style for this manga is to skip everything you're not interested in, because in the end, it's mostly just clichés

Mushoku Tensei is an anime that captivates the audience with an unimaginable level of hype in the first five episodes, only to subvert expectations and throw it into the iron maiden with a sly smirk thereafter.




Even if you could at least stand the arc of the girl who is a tsundere and still love the show, and have expectations about what will happen in the future, after her arc finishes and the main character and the girl meet a guy who is an elf (I don't know if he is, I don't remember), clichés and boredom pour onto the scenes.

As for whether I ... will watch Season 2, I haven't seen it yet, but things I hear from around make me a little bit concerned about my feelings towards this anime, wondering if it's truly trash or if I just watched it at the wrong time. I don't know; maybe I will find my masterpiece in Season 2.