Anime Project for 'Gacha wo Mawashite Nakama wo Fuyasu' Light Novel in Progress 5v3z2h

I'm biased towards most isekai, but sometimes I want to become a huge superfan of them just to spite people who hate any isekai because it's isekai. Seriously, you have the right to like or hate whatever you want. But this is just becoming an over-the-top mania.

@RobertBobert It's not mania to spit on bad stuff
It's not my fault if the Japanese anime industry is filled with mediocre/bad stuff

I don't spit on it because it's an isekai but because this whole anime looks unbelievebly bad. And it just happens to be an isekai, AGAIN
Lots of garbage anime aren't isekai, but most of isekai definitively aren't good

@Damuzen There's really nothing wrong with not liking bad things. Even your opinions about these things are based on subjective views. But when people literally monitor any news about isekai to leave monotonous antagonistic generalized judgmental comments about it, that's really not healthy. Especially when most of it is based on superficial biased impressions of shows they haven't even had a chance to watch.

@RobertBobert I comment on news as they are published, I don't only write up negative comments, it just happened that the last two news are about anime that doesn't look good at all

And I believe I've watched enough anime (both good and bad) to know how to spot if an anime will be good or bad, especially with redflags like long ass titles, repetitive tropes, and idk maybe looking at the source material?

Seems like you're the one making a mountain out of nothing

@Damuzen You just basically told me outright that "most isekai are bad", and you directly said that you concluded that this particular isekai was bad based solely on very general and subjective tropes that can easily be found in many good and popular titles. Isn't that an antagonistic generalization about a genre and a blanket criticism of a show you can't even physically watch yet? The fact that you left two identical similar comments in a row only reinforces this impression, even if you had no intention of writing about it constantly.

@RobertBobert You, sir, are really exhausting