What I may really like is an isekai where there's no civilization in the other world - they're like "Stone Age" aliens. Or an isekai where the aliens are technologically ahead of Earthlings and have space travel.
It is a thing, but there's not a whole lot of titles that fall under it.
There's a caveman isekai called Sousei no Taiga, but I haven't read much of it. Would Dr. Stone count?
I remember reading this awhile ago, wasn't this the one where the MC gets cursed (blessed?) with the power to control monsters via some onmyōji stuff and that somehow translated to the modern day as delinquent girls falling in love with him.
I don't think Dr. Stone counts since the characters technically remain in the same world.
It takes place like thousands of years into the future, right? If Now and Then, Here and There can be counted as isekai despite still being on planet Earth, so can Dr. Stone.
It is indeed that. I just read through the entire thing the last couple of days, really good stuff. Though I picked a hell of a time to catch up, with that particular cliffhanger.
The heroine of 十二国記 gets transported to pseudo-ancient China.
It's 'The Twelve Kingdoms' or 'Jūnikokuki'"12 country mark"?
That list is hilariously incomplete, even Jahy from current season isn't on it, much less important anime like Urusei Yatsura.
Anime-Planet's community isn't that big compared to AniDB (I think) and MAL, and they might not know what's not been tagged and such. Just something to give a rough estimate of what's out there.
Now that's a series I like. I like the old manga over the old anime.
Rumiko Takahashi's early works are some of the best. I don't care much for Inuyasha but love Urusei Yatsura and Maison Ikkoku.
