A fatass 34 year old virgin dies and gets reincarnated as a little kid with magic powers who grows up to be a chad. You ever fantasized about being a little kid with the knowledge of an adult? You ever fantasized about being a wizard?
Fun fact, the term for a person with magic powers in japanese also refers to a virgin over 30, so this show is kindof a pun (a 'wizard' becomes a wizard).
What dog_eater said. It's basically a wish fulfillment fantasy for people who sympathize with middle aged fat failures who were done dirty by life, but failed no matter how hard they tried. I would say the empathetic types that like rags to riches stories.
That said, while I haven't watched the Anime, I kept up with the manga for a while and it devolves into your typical magical isekai harem tropes, with some (real) drama mixed in sometimes. Then it devolves into a "let's go to magic high school" series of tropes, at which point I dropped it.
More innovative in some ways than similar stories, but not to the point where I'd say it's a must watch.
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Season 2 of Mushoku Tensei: A Jobless Reincarnation releases on July 2nd | Spyke
Honestly can't wait to see what controversies get spurred up this time around. At least we're past most of the whack shit for a while.
Also, have we gotten any news on the episode count? Heard that they'd be trying a 35 episode format, but I'm not sure if it was confirmed.
I'm very excited too. If season 2 has 35 episodes, I'll be doubly excited.
I'm excited. If they adapt another 6 novels like Season 1, then Season 2 is going to be a ride.
I am thinking about watching this, what would be your quick sales pitch of this show to somebody who has never watched it?
A fatass 34 year old virgin dies and gets reincarnated as a little kid with magic powers who grows up to be a chad. You ever fantasized about being a little kid with the knowledge of an adult? You ever fantasized about being a wizard?
Fun fact, the term for a person with magic powers in japanese also refers to a virgin over 30, so this show is kindof a pun (a 'wizard' becomes a wizard).
What dog_eater said. It's basically a wish fulfillment fantasy for people who sympathize with middle aged fat failures who were done dirty by life, but failed no matter how hard they tried. I would say the empathetic types that like rags to riches stories.
That said, while I haven't watched the Anime, I kept up with the manga for a while and it devolves into your typical magical isekai harem tropes, with some (real) drama mixed in sometimes. Then it devolves into a "let's go to magic high school" series of tropes, at which point I dropped it.
More innovative in some ways than similar stories, but not to the point where I'd say it's a must watch.