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This show starts off rather generic, but get progressively better as the main character ages up. Isolated I'd rate the first episode a 6, but it goes up to 8 by the 4th episode. Overall it becomes quite enjoyable once the main characters has been able to establish themselves, as the intro is very typical isekai anime, but where the uniqueness comes into play once it starts to thread its own path gradually. Biggest plusses are great art style for a cutesy setting, a variety of unique facial expressions for comedic purposes and meme potential, and how they didn't cut corners on putting the different ... characters in a multitude of clothes early on with the overall character design focus, where the voice actors also seem to be having fun with some of the over-the-top scenes. The biggest con is lack of animators and focus for the battle scenes (basically monster fate into pixels and are later dead on the ground), and even though battles is not the main focus of this show, it can somewhat stick out as it is so poorly done compared to the rest of the show overall. Regardless, if you go into this expecting a cutesy comedy, rather than an action show, you should be fine.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we finally get a comedic take into the struggles of being the good looking, physically pleasing, smooth talking, moral, competent, young alpha. Yes, Peter Grill is all of these things, within the first episode you're quickly taken through an anime season or two's worth of content, and this hunk's path to the top and his conviction towards his love is given on display in a rapid pace that is sure to please veteran fans.

Now, many would feel insecure about following the story of a guy that seemingly not only has it all, but also EARNED that success. However, as such the ... struggles of the successful strikes this rookie gone champion like a hot flat iron to the face. People wanting to take him down for a varity of reasons, women falling head of heels in an attempt at courting him, a father in law that despise him despite his good character (all things considered), not to mention if he'll be able to stay true to the love of his life? The answers takes an interesting turn, where people below a certain age, life style choice or popularity tier will be turned off within the first episode as this series divert drastically from the usual path.

Overall an unique comedy with realistic struggles sugared with the multicultural challenges of the fantasy world at hand. If you enjoyed Interspecies Reviewers, then there's a very short leap to this product, except that the main character actually try to be the best he can be, arguably sometimes falling short with the regret and dilemmas that involves.

Ok, there's no way that I'd stuck with this for 8 episodes if it wasn't for Covid-19. Classical isekai with little surprises or original content.

Most interesting character is a late entry in the Bishop's daughter. Rest don't get much character development, and you don't really care much about any of the main cast. The main character is as bland as you'd expect, and during scenarios like this you'd at least expect the ecchi to be its saving grace in a harem setting, but even here there's close to no content. The art is doable, not the best you've seen, but not the worst either. ...

Long story short I just don't see what demographic this is supposed to target. The story isn't going anywhere, the characters got no purpose other than being victim to deus ex machina and there's not much to go around to keep your attention. I felt it is some lost potential where they could have gone some game of thrones routes on the plot of nobility, but it never seemed to get going.

Mostly contains a joke about Nero being fully confident in her singing ability, despite clearly breaking the tunes frequently (the voice actor CAN sing, it's being done on purpose, as the original Nero was famous for being a poor vocalist). Even so she finishes with the "that was simply perfect, ye?" showing homage to the original Nero's tone deaf traits, all while indicating that she's completely oblivious to the fact that she can't sing at all (or alternatively doesn't care in the slightest and does it out of pure sportsmanship).

Now, this page wants me to write a longer review, but considering these are short ... commercials then I don't really see how that's possible... Uhm... Umu?