Briefly about Tensei Kenja no Isekai Raifu ~Daini no Shokugyo wo Ete, Sekai Saikyou ni Narimashita~ Manga:
Sano Yuji, a black business worker, is mobilized to an additional globe while completing his operate at residence. His occupation in the various other globe, a Monster Tamer, is thought about a task that makes it tough to end up being a traveler. Nevertheless, many thanks to some sludges he satisfied, which reviewed numerous enchanting publications, he acquired wonderful powers and also the 2nd occupation, Sage. Yuji obtained frustrating power, yet is he principles of his stamina? Thoughtlessly coming to be exceptional and also best on the planet!
Let’s start with the good stuff: the artwork. It’s juicy and detailed. Not on the level of the masters, but better than 80% of their counterparts. Plus, the character and monster designs are not bad. Seemingly simple slimes, but not badly drawn.
The plot is pretty usual for this type of isekai. But thank God it does not bog down like many analogues. The hero finds himself in another world, immediately in a very simple and unknowable way gets the power of a bender of the universe. And then sets out to explore the world. What is good, a global conflict is immediately outlined, what the world is threatened by and who is bringing the catastrophe closer.
The scale of the confrontation is unclear. It is also unclear whether the villains can do anything to oppose the universal baiter. But the fact that the hero sets out on a journey to reduce the number of villains. That’s a lot better than traveling in search of lollies for his harem.
It’s all sprinkled with amusing humor that builds on the hero’s indifference to his awesomeness. As well as the crazy reaction to it all around him. Though the humor is funny, they could have done with a little more thrashing. Make the hero even more of a piffle and add more reactions from those around him. But alas, the hero tries to hold back, so only Proud Wolf freaks out, and he’s really the best character in the manga.
The author has a talent for making fun secondary characters. And a unique gift for making the most depressing main character. All of the secondary characters are incredibly deliverable. The receptionist girl in the mountain town, the blacksmith, the two adventurers with whom the hero went dragon walking. Yes, even the assassins who were sent after him. All so memorable. But damn why the author doesn’t develop them. None of them appear in the manga for longer than three chapters. Four at the most, intermittently. Yes, the hero is constantly on the move, always looking for new adventures on his slimes. But can’t you make at least a couple of characters permanent.
