| Was just wondering if a majority of people watching consider this an isekai despite not having an isekai tag. |
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| Isekai means “Other world”. By technicality is an Isekai. If the MC gets transported, summoned, brought to another realm is an Isekai. Tags are just place by the Mods. It just that nowadays Isekai is (Wrongly) associated with Magic/Fantasy elements and if those are not prominent then “It’s not an Isekai”. Viewers/Readers know is an Isekai is just they don’t care that much though since it does not increase or decrease your enjoyment of the show. |
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| This is literally an Isekai by definition. I don't understand how is this even a question. |
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Sandro8604 said: To me Isekai means compilation of Overpowered MC, a harem, and a very very bad plot and you should avoid them as much as you can. So shows like Mushoku tensei and Iruma kun are more like a good fantasy shounen than Isekai to me. Technically in this anime the MC does not go to a new world rather it's an existing realm unknown to mankind. No offence buddy but that's some strange logic. Your last point is some real 4D chess, after all, in every isekai I can think of, the world the protag is sent to is unknown to the vast majority of humanity. Iruma kun counts as one but only on a more technical level, in the same way kill la kill counts as ecchi on a technical level. As for your first point, isekai litterally translates to other world, the traits you listed arnt wrong but are rather more indicative of bad isekai, rather then the genre as a whole. Mushko tensei doesn't get some sort of isekai pass just because it's better the others. That's a mis-interpritation on a personal level. They're are plenty of good isekai, log horizon, zero familiar and the original Digimon, to name a few. Hope you see my point😊👍 |
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Sandro8604 said: Yeah if it's bad it's isekai but if it's good then it's just a fantasy, logic 💯.To me Isekai means compilation of Overpowered MC, a harem, and a very very bad plot and you should avoid them as much as you can. So shows like Mushoku tensei and Iruma kun are more like a good fantasy shounen than Isekai to me. Technically in this anime the MC does not go to a new world rather it's an existing realm unknown to mankind. |
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TwitchWeebMf said: ALittleBitofJean said: i mean no because they are in the same worldWas just wondering if a majority of people watching consider this an isekai despite not having an isekai tag. Your vision of what the real world looks like must be dope as feck |
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TwitchWeebMf said: i might be dumb but i kinda forgot the story but anyway its the same word just in a different location hidden from the outside world making it the same world? No he got sent to feckin Hell mate😅. Been a while for me too but it's the realm of the demons I believe. Don't worry about we all forget stuff, just thougth it was funny comment lol😎. |
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TwitchWeebMf said: momentie said: i have a fish brain once i finish an anime that isnt like high action i instantly forget it but anyway yeah then it would def be considered an isekaiNo he got sent to feckin Hell mate😅. Been a while for me too but it's the realm of the demons I believe. Don't worry about we all forget stuff, just thougth it was funny comment lol😎. I know that feeling lol, so many anime are either isekai or highschool, that when a good one like iruma kun comes along it can be easy to forget that it's both isekai and Highschool😂. No worries😎👍 |
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| Mal doesn't even has an isekai tag lmao. But it is DEFINITELY an Isekai.Main character gets transported from his world to another world. Sandro8604 said: To me Isekai means compilation of Overpowered MC, a harem, and a very very bad plot and you should avoid them as much as you can. So shows like Mushoku tensei and Iruma kun are more like a good fantasy shounen than Isekai to me. Technically in this anime the MC does not go to a new world rather it's an existing realm unknown to mankind. That's some shit logic you got there.Isekai=Other world no matter the characters. |
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| Theoretically, Yes, this is count as an Isekai Because our MC is technically in "another world" (Demon World) that's on another plane of existence of "our world" (Human World). Even tho the 2 worlds can be travel from and to as the only 2 world connected, as it's how Episode 1 started, lol. ___ ___ ___ However, basing on recent episodes, especially the "Royal One", it sounds like they're suggesting the "missing Demon Lord" is either Iruma OR The missing Demon Lord is somewhere in the Human World. as "at that moment, no one could move a muscle, "he... he looks just like..." *shows missing Demon Lord*" Meaning the missing Demon Lord looks exactly like a Human, like Iruma and can easily blend into Human World. This means because of this, the Demon and Human World can also be viewed as one World where those with enough power can travel between it like traveling between buildings/ doors. ___ ___ ___ However However, majority of masses would label this as Isekai since there's other Isekai series out there that also lets you travel between Fantasy and Original Worlds. |
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| No. I consider Hell to be a part of our world, much like Atlantis. |
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| from a technical definition it would be an isekai from the general idea of an isekai that has sprung out by the last decade not really. there have been shows like this before, pre-2010 before isekai came into term, this would be like your typical school fantasy series. |
| Yes, Iruma was originally from the human world after all. |
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| Ies it is, but it's not a trash isekai. I really hope people stop making trash isekai and start producing a good isekai like this anime and other isekai anime that you already know |
| short answer yes long answer no |
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Scordolo said: Mal doesn't even has an isekai tag lmao. But it is DEFINITELY an Isekai.Main character gets transported from his world to another world. I mean, if we're counting any story where Earth has multiple realms, there wouldn't be much of a point to having an isekai tag. |
| Nope I don't consider it as such. More like, it's as if Iruma was adopted in an aristocratic family of some foreign country. It resembles how Ayasaki Hayate from "Hayate no Gotoku!" started living in a completely different setting, from the one he was originally in. |
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| Of course it's technically an isekai. Under broad definitions, even things like Captain America or Dr. Stone are isekai. However, genre-wise, it's pretty far from a normal isekai, and I'd classify it as more of the "Supernatural High School" genre like MHA or Mahouka. |
| It's LITERALLY an Isekai lol |
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| I do not really consider it a isekai since it mainly takes place at a school setting, but I guess it classifies as isekai. |
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| to dive deeper into the subject of "what is an isekai" look up isekai alignment charts |
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Sandro8604 said: To me Isekai means compilation of Overpowered MC, a harem, and a very very bad plot and you should avoid them as much as you can. So shows like Mushoku tensei and Iruma kun are more like a good fantasy shounen than Isekai to me. Technically in this anime the MC does not go to a new world rather it's an existing realm unknown to mankind. Wow just wow One of the worst logic i have ever seen. |
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