Isekai trash panda reporting in, aborted dumpster dive after the rankness of this one.
This one is pure trash, belongs among the maggots. It's hard to even think of where to begin in describing it's trashy trashness. Everything from start to finish is gratuitous and trite. The girls are boring...
Isekai trash-panda here, making my report after my latest dumpster dive.
This one has a very strong first half, but leans too heavily on the genre staples in the second half. A bit too trope-heavy, but overall it's an enjoyable read. It doesn't outstay its welcome and ends after 3 volumes...
So bad I couldn't finish it, dropped it with only a few chapters left. And I'm a complete trash-panda for isekai.
There's no point at all in this being called or trying to be isekai, it's just fantasy with prophetic visions.
The characters are one-dimensional and static and the story is on...
I'm not a fan of the harem trope, but it didn't bother me much in this one (yet). It's played straight without the wishy-washy tsundere nonsense of most other isekai with all parties aware and consenting.
Also space-isekai is pretty interesting as an alternative to the standard fantasy setting...
Starts out pretty good, but gets bonkers stupid about 20 chapters in. A story taking place 14+ billion years in the future is a cool idea for a cyberpunk style setting bordering on fantasy -- but I'm confused as to how the author thought a tournament arc at the beginning was a good idea; I guess...
Utter trash. Some good ideas, but this one belongs in the bottom of the isekai dumpster among the maggots.
The art is generic but ok, but other than that the story is in a constant holding-pattern with pointless action-scenes and not even well drawn ecchi (which is all fetish-based anyway, so...
I was hoping we'd not see the kid again. Now he's in the party. Standard route engaged. And I even got my hopes up that this one would be different. Totally my fault for having expectations.
Top notch art -- not a 3d asset in sight and if there are props they are being used properly. Really...
For those wanting some opinions on the manhwa:
Character art is decent, background art is atrocious and full of terrible textures and 3d assets-- but the story is great. One of the better "reincarnated as the villainess" variants I've read so far.
'Dolkness' hahahaha, 'Her Dorkness has arrived!' I just love how engrish turns out when translated back and forth like that, and the names of characters in manga just crack me up.
Generic as generic can be. If you're a veteran of game-isekai then every frame is something you've seen before. You don't really need to read any text-boxes, you've seen every line of dialogue before. It's pretty much an assorted box of isekai-tropes and unnecessary exposition. Bland characters...
Excellent contemporary shoujo; lots of feels, cute sparkly moments and splashes of darkness. I would rate it very high if the art was better. Unfortunately there's quite a lot of less-than-stellar 3d assets and props with flat textures as well as some frames looking downright cheap. The story is...
Pretty good, but very misleading title. She doesn't do anything she wants or of her own accord (yet at least) and simply stumbles along the predetermined and obvious route-- pretty standard shoujo stuff but I was expecting something different with that title and description....
Like many are saying, the art really took a nosedive in this second season. They managed to hide the 3d assets and stock props pretty well last time around, but now it's generic af. Money I guess.
Not sure I'll keep going, hope I can get over it....