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Don't tag this as Isekai. It's Tensei, protagonist was a Knight from this world, didn't come from another world. This is a one world series.

@Holo I'm with @GoLD about comments showing. Even if it only shows the general series comments, it only takes one person to be an asshole to spoil stuff. Moderation on any site is never perfect so it'll definitely happen.

@Paulo27 MAL is still in a state where it's kind of hard to add stuff. After all, they still haven't bothered to restore most functionality to the site including the ability to add series. And that means we can't really add new series and use their links. (Something I do a lot.) Let alone the...

@firefox1234 Yea, I know about the English LN is on hiatus now too. That's for a different problem though. The sudden halting of shipments in Japan jeopardized J-Novel Club's license and they can't start translating future volumes without guarantees that their license won't suddenly be revoked...

People, don't believe the random stupid edits of someone without any sources. The Light Novel is on hiatus and there's no announcement of whether it's cancelled now. There are zero updates regarding the manga and the publisher site still lists the next update for the 22nd.

So this is the oneshot pre-serialization of Peter Grill. How's Mangadex gonna sort this one. After all, they want to include oneshots in their serialization pages.

@lolera222 I'd describe that as something like Inverse Isekai then. Cause Isekai is a trope defined by the act of the protagonist traveling to another world separate from his original. Reversing that would be the protagonist returning to his original world from another. If we invert the whole...

Isekai doesn't equal fantasy. It just means the protagonist has gone to another world. It's not actually a genre. It's like saying male protagonist is a genre. There are Isekai series where the character isn't going to a fantasy world, but a modern or sci-fi world. Reverse Isekai would be the...

Added the MU slug, but the series page is still in the approval process so don't expect it to work for about a day or so.

Can we get the ability to exclude "missing chapters" when there are two parts like 1.1 and 1.2? Would be helpful to label them as exceptions so they aren't listed under Missing Chapters tab.

Anyone have the two missing chapters?

@tathra, there is nothing that makes this an actual Isekai series. Might as well start tagging shit like Danmachi and Mahouka as Isekai series if this counts.

@Harry_Dong Isekai is a word, that doesn't make it the genre just cause it's in the title. Next you'll tell me that Rock Paper Scissors is about playing Rock Paper Scissors. Or that Kawaiikereba Hentai demo Suki ni Natte Kuremasu ka? is a hentai series.

@AnimeJ Reverse Isekai is the protagonist returning from another world like Hagure Yuusha. This isn't even that. Heroines coming from other worlds is a timeless trope with shit like them falling from the sky or manifesting from heaven. @Zael A whole island appeared from another world. The...

@Noms Series oneshots typically get their own entries. They aren't typically grouped into the serialization's entry. You can see this with stuff like Nisekoi, Flying Witch, and Juliet. MAL groups anthology oneshots together which I personally dislike because I'm both not interested in all the...

Don't tag this as Isekai. The protagonist hasn't gone to another world. Until he actually goes to the other world, this isn't an Isekai series.

Don't tag this Isekai people. Isekai is for when the protagonist has gone to another world. Not when he's still in his original world.

@Paulo27 I find that oneshots grouped in anthologies are harder to find than if they were in their own entry. If you search for a oneshot by its title, there's a good chance it won't be included in the associated titles for the anthology. I've had this issue a million times with MAL. Anthologies...

Is a report button planned for when people post comments with untagged spoilers? It's annoying when you go to the general comments of a series and immediately see someone spoiling major stuff.

Isekai isn't really a genre, but a setting trope. But the term you're looking for is Tensei which is about series featuring reincarnation. Isekai and Tensei have a Venn diagram like relationship. There are certainly series which aren't Isekai which do feature Tensei. I know there's one about a...