Sokushi Cheat ga Saikyou sugite, Isekai no Yatsura ga Marude Aite ni Naranai n desu ga. Episode 2 Discussion

Pustul said:
@Overlord-The-END Thank you for the great context, it helped a lot!

It's episode 2.
There are a lot of scene changes and it feels rushed, but here you can get a glimpse of the effort that went into trying to squeeze the story in as much as possible.
Basically, it feels like it follows the story of the original work.
I wouldn't mind an original episode or an original character appearing! That's what I'm planning to do, and I'd actually like to see it, but I don't think I have the luxury of doing so.

Although the issue of languages ​​in other worlds is not touched too deeply, the gatekeeper is not allowed to speak Japanese, but the attacking beastmen, hotel staff, and guards are allowed to speak Japanese.
The store staff may or may not be able to speak, but Mireille supports them when shopping in town.
After this story, you can use the translation item to have a conversation with anyone.

The sage's vehicle is an Adamski-shaped saucer, but it was only shaped like this because Yogiri's words were blurred at the beginning of the original story, and it's not a big reason.
It would have been nice if they hadn't recreated this part, but if it was going to be made into an anime, I think they should have thought about it a little more carefully.

The scene where the beastmen are killed is truly terrible, but the fact that it was just a rehearsed act makes it even worse. The fact that the person who ran away dies due to the time lag is part of the practice of being careful, and the reason why he remains conscious until just before he dies is due to the delayed activation. Once the instant death ability is activated, it cannot be canceled, but the time until death can be adjusted, so we are looking into various ways to use that to our advantage.

This is Mokomoko's first appearance and she accompanies you on your adventures after this, but Mokomoko was not a planned character from the beginning. It would be interesting if a background spirit suddenly appeared. It was just a random idea, but it ended up being a long-lasting character that stuck with me until the end.
Actually, it has more Chuuni elements than Yogiri, but not many people may realize that.
In the original work, it was explained that there was a battle song that would induce people to think in a belligerent way, and I suggested that it would have been better to include it, but it seems that this was also cut due to length issues. Without this, my classmates would suddenly become people who are adapting to a different world, but it might be slow to explain things one by one.

The scene where Rain throws the hero away. You say you don't have any intention of killing me, but aren't you going to die? You may think so, but it is common knowledge in this world that heroes do not die at this level.

Yogiri's criteria for killing are not very strict, but the basic targets are those who have attacked or are likely to attack. According to this standard, Hanakawa should have been killed, but his begging for his life was so unseemly that I felt like he lost his motivation.
If you try to beg for your life by crawling miserably, you may be able to succeed.

It's an Aggressor robot, but what I originally envisioned was a more slender robot. It's like a Gothic maid. However, it's not written in detail in the original work, and I'm not particular about the design, so I'll leave that up to you.

Overlord-The-END said:
I might do another review of important bits they might cut again in the next episode.

Mistaavee said:
@Apratim What weed was the studio smoking when they chose to serialize this