Briefly about The World’s Best Assasin, to Reincarnate in a Different World Aristocrat Manga:
A brilliant assassin, he decided to retire on the occasion of his old age. But his knowledge of shady dealings and strategic assassination skills kept influential people on their toes. And so they “ordered” the old man. As a result, he died, all in thoughts of “life on the other side. But this is only the beginning of his future fate because his talent has attracted a real goddess! And now the assassin will get a new body, and the main task of his life is to kill the hero.
Read The World’s Best Assasin, to Reincarnate in a Different World Aristocrat Manga.
It’s a mega positive impression of the anime. And because of that, it’s even scary to see what’s going on in the manga. If the MC’s character is different from what he is in the anime, it’s because he’s sober, calculating, and sober-minded. Even the realization that this… In the anime, he would have been the one to create the “harem” in the first place… If he is an infantile child, he would have been able to fight his way out of the “harem” without being able to fight his way out. If in the manga he’s an infantile wanker but fuck it. Someone explain soberly about the MC’s character in the manga, please. Because I’m just afraid of being disappointed and giving up on the anime afterward as well.
The eldest son of the assassin aristocrat Tuatha Dé. The skill, experience, knowledge of the previous life, magic, all of which grow his power as an assassin.
Excellent assassins pass through. He was usually admired as the ideal lord, and behind it wielded a blade as an assassin aristocrat. The grandfather in the manga is much different from the one in the anime. In the manga he’s brutal. But, in the anime he is mediocre, the goddess in the manga looks cool and has an unusual character. In the anime there is no such feeling.
For me personally, it breaks the enjoyment and perception of the characters. The images are too divergent.
I’ll watch the anime at my leisure, see what you praise it so much. But the first episode immediately gave me a double impression.
