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What's your opinion on this unique zombie in Reincarnated as a Sword episode 2?

I managed to grab some screenshots of her for reference photos, for those who had difficulty pausing at the right moments, for those who want to model her. There might be an actual reference photo somewhere... But the scars on the arms are inconsistent.

Edit: forgot to say that I would possibly want to be her if I was to become a zombie.

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We all know how Silent Casting is considered one of the most OP things in any world that uses magic, I personally think that there should be other variations of Unique Special Techniques for Mages rather than overusing Silent Casting before it becomes stale.

I’d love to hear some of your thoughts on what else there could be instead of Silent Casting.

One thought I had is called “Invisispell”, what it does is cause any spell cast by the user to become invisible to everyone but the caster.

Like when you think about it, the world and characters feels so simple? I don’t know how to say it. Feels like it uses the “classic” fantasy like other isekais but know how to properly uses it?. I cannot put my finger on it.

less go

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Natsumi Schwartz mogs him.

Give reasons for your choice as well.

A satirical, parodic character who embodies and exaggerates the tropes, clichés, archetypes, and storytelling conventions commonly found in isekai and non-isekai fiction. He particularly reflects the conventions associated with overpowered protagonists, secret identities, edgy personas, denseharem, and chūnibyō-ish fantasies.

Disliking him is fine; fair enough, actually. Everyone has their own preferences and things we could and couldn't handle.

But, to absolutely hate him/his characteristics is different. Especially when you want some, if not all of his characteristics to change.

Like I said, he's a parody character, sometimes exaggerated version of those tropes. It is for comedic purposes. You don't find it funny? fine, humor too is subjective.

So, last year, this show was recommended as an isekai with an interesting premise with it being set during the industrialisation period, instead of the 1billionth medieval adventurer stuff.

I have yet to watch it, but it seemingly disappeared from social media as fast as it appeared, making me worried about wasting my time on it.(well atleast for the animation I'm 100% gonna watch it fosure)

I'm therefore here to ask if anybody could kinda tell me what someone might like or dislike about if, and if it's worth watching it, in which case is it better now or should I just wait for s2 to release next year and binge it?

Like what other shown does it look like?

It’s about a guy traveling with a hero party and they beat the demon king or something like that and he disappears and you find out he’s had to relive or do that a bunch of times and he gets transported to a new isekai and his old teammates are heartbroken but the
elf thinks he’s alive somewhere and she dedicates all her time into learning how and eventually with the now old hero’s help they use a special magic and she finds him plz someone help I read it on a scan site that’s gone now, also it’s not the one with the dark skin elf

1 That time I got reincarnated as a Slime

2 Dead mount death play

3 Reprise of The Spear Hero

4 Sonic X

5 Arifureta

6 Log horizon

7 my pet is a Saintess

8 Digimon

9 Patron of villains

10 Re:zero

11 isekai at peace

12 Mynoghra

13 Reborn as a Space Mercenary

14 Red Ranger becomes an adventurer in another world

15 moonlit fantasy

16 Rising Of The Shield Hero

Hey guys, I’m Katsuhito and I recently launched my isekai webnovel on Royal Road! It’s about a kendo prodigy who’s reincarnated in a world where swordsmanship is considered obsolete and through his own experience and as well as a mysterious system mechanic rises through the ranks of the noble academy of Saint Verdan! I wanted to create a classic and fun isekai story that focuses on cool fights, a competent protagonist and give emphasis to character dynamics. If it sounds like it’s up your alley I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Read it on Royal Road

Cover by: Keriisarts

I mean classes like Hero, Sage, Saint, Kensei/Sword Saint.

Essentially the "Chosen One" Classes

Who'd win this battle?

And yes this is about MT and No, I'm defending MT, just asking whats your opinion on those subjects.

Because people talk about Brain age and such because 30-year-old man in a brain of a kid, dating a kid is bad.

But what if a man has the brain of a 15-year-old and date a 15-year-old?

All I want to know is how do you treat Brain Age?

it avoids stuff like I know how to make Mayo.

The guy is isekai'd into the son of a noble whose family focus more on business then fighting although they do have their own soldiers and the son practice with the spear (?) pretty religiously. The son is an adult. Some major points below

• The kingdom has maybe a one day battle every x years with monsters. The monsters goal to make it to the city to destroy it and continue on.
• The soldiers, typically fight well and do well, but their strategy is very basic. They each fight under their own noble on huge field. The king places the various groups where he thinks they should be. While the soldiers do fight in their tactic is to basically fight as individuals and the goal is to earn honor by killing as many monsters as they can. Basically a big brawl.
• The son knows that this time they will lose and the kingdom will fall. So he teaches his soldiers some basic strategy and orders them to use it. The strategy is relatively simple the will place soldiers with swords upfront, but right behind will be spearman. The goal being that when monster attack a soldier the spearman is free to attack. If the monster turns on the spearman the swordsmen are free to attack. The soldiers are order to focus on fighting together rather then
• There is one family, higher ranked, that is known for their strength and they look down on the lowly merchant nobles. They and the other military types are confident, they have always won.
• There are monsters and demons. The monster are basically brainless and fight with no real strategy. The demons cause the monster to respawn once their numbers fall but there is time lag in between. A small group is sent out to hunt the demons. Once the demon is killed the monsters don't respawn so they just have to kill them one more time.
• The difference this time is demons somehow manage get the monsters to follow their strategy so they use a few simple tricks like retreat to the forests so the soldier will think they have won and chase them into the forests. The monsters then turn and attack the soldiers who have left their entrenched position.
• Another strategy the son uses is to take his dad's supply of fancy oils that are in clay pots. He then sets up a plan for them to be used as fire bombs when need to help drive back the monsters.
• During the ongoing battle the son gains the respect of the soldiers of other nobles by saving them or coming up with strategies to help fight. He also at one point manages to get the kings attention by yelling out to him. This is looked down on since it bypasses the chain of command but the king has him brought up to the observation post where he warns of a trap that will kill many soldiers and suggests a strategy. He even gets the attention of the house with the knights after he and his men saved a group their men including the nobles daughter.