Looking at it this season is pretty barebones.
Gigguk and his friends are wrong about anime the majority of the time. Ignore them.
Unironically nothing, maybe Nippon Sangoku for being a little more original than others. I was hoping Liar Game got better production, but other than that it's an average season.
Gigguk wants to be Demo so bad it's tragic.
God I miss Demo, his videos were the highlight of some of my more boring college weekends.
You are right, but I just get quite suspicious when something suddenly explodes in popularity and even more so when some cunts are hyping it up constantly.
Konosuba blew up in popularity long before Gigguk covered it.
Yeah it's very much not for everyone that I'll admit. The characters are terrible people and all of them are stupid as hell.
If you could forgive him for liking Evangelion he was easily the best anituber that there ever was.
That's the entire appeal though is that the characters are fucking weirdo losers who don't get away with it the way that other isekai protags do. They're awful people and/or degens and everyone around them knows it and judges them for it.
All I remember about that show is the main girl saying: "Tamahome" over and over again
Magic Knight Rayearth & El Hazard.
Oh yeah true. I'm just saying that I can get why some people would get to the first few episodes and stop because of the way the characters are.
And she eats a lot and can't cook
I'll always have a soft spot for it because it was the show that got me into anime, but even I will admit that it hasn't aged particularly well and it drags its feet like crazy in some parts.
Good shows.
I get that. I'm just saying that there's a reason for that writing choice beyond just plain cringe humor. The characters act like they all have main character syndrome and it's portrayed as annoying to those around them unlike in other shows in the genre where they're just kind of given a pass. I don't know, I just like those moments in shows where a character gets big for their britches and someone just tells them to shut the fuck up.
Is it though? Kagome doesn't go to a different world, she travels through time to the Sengoku Period of Japan. Her family home is still on the same plot of land as the well that she comes out of.
OVAs or The Wanderers?
It's not technically an isekai but it's arguable based on your definition of "other world". Personally I'll allow it to be counted since the time period that she travels to is not only wildly different (Warring States period Japan vs. 2007 Japan) but also because of the fantasy elements only existing in one of the time periods and not the other.
I thought Inu Yashas modern time period was the 90s?
Yeah it's been forever since I've watched it so that slipped my mind, whoops. Transplanted when I first watched it onto when it was supposed to be set. I still stand behind the rest of my comment though.