#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku

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#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #便利屋斎藤さん、異世界に行く #raelza #big #thigh highs #official art #mypost #mypost:benriya saitou san isekai ni iku

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Megami Magazine March 2023 Issue (#274) - Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku

#benriya saitou san #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #raelza #megami 2023 03 #megami magazine #anime scans #official art

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Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku (Handyman Saitou in Another World) - Lafanpan Dakimakura Cover by Movic. Release: 28 April 2023

#benriya saitou san #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #lafanpan #movic #dakimakura cover #official art

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Yeah, uh.

I'm gonna need them to come out with replicas of all this to buy.

then I can make my Saitou and Raelza dolls kiss

#handyman saitou #handyman saitou in another world #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #SaiRae #armored warrior raelza #raelza #anime screencaps

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#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #lafanpan #anime girl #anime icons #lafanpan icons

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Considering our status as a Christian ministry, readers are often surprised by the series we cover on this site, which include ecchi, graphically violent, and yaoi and yuri works. But if you’ve followed us for some time, you may have a good grasp of our approach. While we emphasize that it’s of vital importance for readers to carefully consider how the media they consume impacts their spiritual lives, we also love to find the wonders of God in unexpected places. This week, we dive into manga and light novels that may at first blush feel “wrong” for readers to peruse, but we’ll help you get past the covers and genre and let you know they emanate the kind of creative and character that are part and parcel of God or if they’re not worth engaging with your mind and heart.

Assorted Entanglements (Vol. 2) • Ayashimon (Vol. 2) • Cat Massage Therapy (Vol. 1) • Guyabano Holiday • Handyman Saitou in Another World (Vol. 1) • Marvel Comics: A Manga Tribute • My Instant Death Ability Is So Overpowered, No One in This Other World Stands a Chance Against Me -AΩ– (Vol. 1) • The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices (Vol. 2) • Secrets of the Silent Witch (Vol. 1) • SHY (Vol. 3) • Touring After the Apocalypse (Vol. 3)

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#Manga #Light Novels #Art Books #Reviews #Ayashimon #SHY #Assorted Entanglements #Cat Massage Therapy #Guyabano Holiday #Handyman Saitou in Another World #Marvel Comics: A Manga Tribute #My Instant Death Ability Is So Overpowered No One in This Other World Stands a Chance Against Me! #The Princess of Convenient Plot Devices #Secrets of the Silent Witch #Touring After the Apocalypse #Reader's Corner #Fuzoroi no Renri #Neko no Massageya san #Benriya Saitou san Isekai ni Iku #Sokushi Cheat ga Saikyou Sugite Isekai no Yatsura ga Marude Aite ni Naranain desu ga. #Watashi wa Gotsugou Shugi na Kaiketsu Tantou no Oujo de Aru #Silent Witch: Chinmoku no Majo no Kakushigoto #Shuumatsu Touring #Manga Article #Manga Blog #Articles #Art Book Reviews #Light Novel Article #Light Novel Blog #Manga Reviews

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“Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku” The First Promo

Brought news of a new cast, the opening theme, and a promotional trailer for the television anime adaptation of Kazutomo Ichitomo's Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku (Handyman Saitou in Another World) manga. The anime's debut is scheduled for January 2023.

#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #lafanpan #morlock #raelza #saitou #anime #anime adaptation #anime news

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I love anime

#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku

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I hate social media lately and can't draw shit so here's a drawing I did some time ago and forgot to post

#digital art #digital painting #digital illustration #artists on tumblr #illustration #painting #digtal drawing #drawing #digital drawing #raelza #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #knight

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Winter Anime 2023: Reborn In Another Season As An Isekai Enjoyer

oh nooooooooooo

Idolish7 Third Beat Part 2 (Appendix 1)

The third extension of Idolish7 finally found the opportunity to end, or should I rather say, stop. At one point, I quite liked Idolish7. I don't know whether the show got significantly worse, or whether I just grew tired of it - likely both. In any case, this season was mostly just remarkably boring. Most of it is preoccupied with getting Trigger over - which I can't even call a failure, but it just takes them from annoying jerks to blandly affable. Revale have been sucked dry of anything interesting previously, and Idolish themselves are mainly just going through the motions, more circular histrionic Mezzo drama included. And the new guys, Zool, just fill the newly vacant "annoying jerks" niche. Though to be fair, Toma's slow realization that he's in a band with a bunch of selfish assholes and a cartoonishly evil manager is probably the best legitimate thing this season does. The unintentional high points are rare as well - sometimes the silly drama drops into silly silliness so hard it becomes funny, such as when a murder attempt is the perfect launchpad for some terrible manzai. The epic speeches can have some cringe appeal as well. But the best single moment in the show is when Iori calls Tsumugi in the middle of the night to talk at her on the roof about how Riku has become so moe he might destroy the world, while Tsumugi seems to be trying to figure out how she can leave without turning her back to him. That's some Babylon-tier entertainment right there, but of course it amounts to nothing. Everything amounts to nothing, it's just a soap opera at this point. I don't think I want to find out in exactly what way the upcoming Nagi drama also amounts to nothing, to be honest. 4/10

Trigun Stampede

I've said before that I only watched a bit of Trigun and barely remember any of it apart from not being a fan. What I do remember though is that it's nothing like this remake. I hear that the original gets more dramatic later on, but even so the appeal is probably finding sudden depths in a silly action comedy. Stampede on the other hand mostly resembles someone's awful Trigun x Advent Children fanfic (see attached picture). Which makes Orange's decision to painstakingly recreate the animation tropes of 90s action comedies in 3D puzzling, because as good as they are, now they're in a show where they don't belong. Also, it's nice that Orange have figured out how to make appealing 3D animation in general, but I really don't care how much you spin your camera if you're spinning it around uninteresting characters in an uninteresting, generic desert setting (to be replaced with a uninteresting, generic tech hallway setting later on). It's still watchable, especially early on when the content is more episodic, but it never amounts to "enjoyable" unless you're awfully interested in how to apply production wrong. 4/10

Nijiyon Animation

Nijigaku never was the most interesting Love Live, and its "full" version already trended towards the contentless side. Nijiyon is just an even more stripped down version of that. Not that that's a surprise, I suppose it's pretty much average for a tie-in short, but it certainly doesn't reach the highs of a Garupa Pico. The adaptataion of Miyako Hito's character designs to 3D animation also leaves quite a bit to be desired. On the other hand, 3 minutes a week don't need to be good to bother with, and there is a few episodes that are a bit more creative than not at all. Overall, barely acceptable for what it is. 5/10

Koori Zokusei Danshi to Cool na Douryou Joshi

Now this is a case where I don’t even know what to say. This show is so insubstantial that I had to spend the season with a team of particle scientists at CERN to even determine with 3-sigma confidence whether it actually exists. Now, lack of much of anything means there’s nothing to take exception with, so it’s not a bad experience in the moment, but in hindsight it becomes hard to argue that there wouldn’t have been better ways to spend the time - especially since the ending is somehow the least committed part of it. It does have its occasional moments, but even those are mostly happening in the periphery with the supporting cast. It’s cute and not annoying, but that’s not really the standard anything should aspire to. 5/10

Ooyukiumi no Kaina

So here's the other adventure anime of the season, and since I talk about it later, it's better than Trigun (and no, Hikari no Ou will not show up later since it was too bad to pick up). It doesn't have the luxurious character animation, or to be more precise, it has actually pretty bad character animation courtesy of Polygon. But on the other hand, the environment is worth showing in the first place. In fact, Kaina's gorgeous and interesting setting may be its biggest asset, since the characters are fairly bland and the story is extremely basic and somewhat flimsy too - it's hard to describe since languid pacing isn't exactly a rarity, but this one just doesn't feel slow, it feels lacking in content. this gets better towards the end, but even then it's just barely enough. So no surprises coming from Nihei. And yeah, there's a bunch of Blame references too. So, not exactly great but unlike Trigun, at least moderately engaging. 6/10

Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku

They did it, the absolute madlads. Now, Handyman is not the first isekai story worth watching, but it may be the closest to the average basic bitch isekai that pulls it off and the first to have the curse-word in the title. That said, it still isn't really one of those (if it was, it would be terrible by definition). What it actually is is a fairly widely scoped fantasy parody, and since isekai is just the prime trope in fantasy nowadays, isekai takes a fairly major role but it isn't what really defines it. I'd describe it as somewhat like early Discworld through the lens of LN fantasy ca. 2023. And then it just stops being a moderately funny comedy and turns into moderately engaging drama, mostly centered around senile wizard Morlock. Like Kaina, it isn't outstanding or anything but it does feel pretty special for making this work at all, starting with a cursed genre and then pulling off the hairy feat of changing tones. I respect it. 6/10

D4DJ All Mix

This seemed like a pretty safe bet, and I can't say I'm disappointed. Another competent Sanzigen adaptation of a Bushiroad gacha franchise, what a time to be alive. That said, All Mix is not as good as First Mix mostly on account of First Mix actually having something resembling a story. All Mix now features 6 bands and especially early on, all it can do with it is giving all the characters a chance to do their gimmick in turn. Thankfully that gets better later on, but even then it's only episodic mini-plots with one or two bands. Lyrical Lily gets comparatively the most attention, and they're a pretty likeable bunch, but they're still no Happy Around. So All Mix has all the Umamusume focus problems while not even having the occasional real standout subplots of that show. It's cute enough, but very insubstantial even compared to its hardly profound predecessor. 6/10

Sugar Apple Fairy Tale

Conventional wisdom says that a romantic comedy doesn't need much more than two good leads, and by that metric Sugar Apple Fairy Tale certainly delivers. Ann and Challe have a good, sweet and spicy dynamic going on that's consistently entertaining. So far so good then, what's the catch? The catch is that this isn't a romantic comedy and often tries for drama, and on that front it doesn't do so well. But first, I'll say that this show's takes on slavery and misogyny aren't so hot. Not that I expect nuance or complexity from a thing that has "fairy tale" literally in the title, or that I think they have the wrong attitude, but if all you're saying amounts to "it sure is bad", that's not worth the time this show spends on it. All it does is fuel the drama, and as stated, said drama is not the highlight anyway. The cast beside the main two is a mixed bag as well, especially the moustache twirling villains, who just keep stealing Ann's sugar for moustache twirling reasons. The setting is functional but not much more than that. So in the end, this show has quite a bit going for it but instantly gets into trouble when it tries to do anything more meaingful than cute fluff, which is fairly often. 6/10

Mou Ippon!

Mou Ippon is extremely easy to describe: It's a very simple but competent sports shounen manga adaptation with a notably strong cast. That right there tells you everything you need to know, good and bad. The bad is limited to the "sports shounen manga" part, because that kind of storytelling just never quite works for me in animation. Whenever sport is taking place, expect an intense amount of sideline commentary and minutes of flashback in the middle of every other throw. It just is what it is. The "simple" part is already more of a benefit than a detriment though, because Mou Ippon knows what it's good at and stays in its lane, which is giving the characters room to do their thing. And all the characters, including all the opponents, are likeable and fleshed out just enough to make them seem fully realized, without overcomplicating things. This leads to some nice positive seishun vibes, and while the simplicity limits how good this show really can be, when executed this well I'll take it over misguided ambition everyday. It's just enjoyable. 7/10

Tensei Oujo to Tensai Reijou no Mahou Kakumei

So after Handyman Saitou was pretty decent, this one is the real twist. Sure, it doesn't have "isekai" in the title, but that's only the top of the list of garbage LN source material tells, and "tensei" is right behind it, just ahead of "yuusha" and "maou". So imagine my surprise when the "reincarnation" part of this show is entirely limited to about a minute of conversation in the final episode and even then its relevalnce is questionable. That's as good a way to do it as I've ever seen, question remains if they really had to pull a ruse like this. I've seen plenty of pointlessly isekai shows before, but they were never as minimal as this and more importantly, they were never good anyway. And Tensei Oujo is good indeed, it's a solid romantic fantasy drama with a setting and characters strong enough to carry that weight, and it's simply fun to see trash queen Anisphia and cool princess Euphie develop their relationship through trials and tribulations that are neither too farfetched (for a fantasy story anyway) nor too generic - mostly. Yes, the base content delivers, but there's still too many underwhelming lazor fight scenes that add nothing and aren't exciting in their own right, there's too many plot arcs that repeat too many of the same beats, it's a bit too talky and slowly paced, and the drama flips into melodrama occasionally, especially towards the end. So it is indeed a light novel, but I won't hold that against it too strongly when it delivers the one thing I didn't expect, namely a real ending. And that ending has everything one traditionally expects from a proper ending too: closure, denouement and lesbian sex. 7/10

#anime #review #winter2023 #idolish7 #trigun #nijiyon #koori zokusei danshi to cool na douryou joshi #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #ooyukiumi no kaina #d4dj #sugar apple fairy tale #mou ippon #tensei oujo to tensai reijou no mahou kakumei

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Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku (Handyman Saitou in Another World) - Blu-ray/DVD Volume 1 Illustrations. Release: 24 March 2023

#benriya saitou san #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #raelza #blu ray #official art #original art

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Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku (Handyman Saitou in Another World) - Kujibikido Online Kuji featuring goods with new illustrations from 31 January to 21 February 2023. Release: Mid-April 2023

#benriya saitou san #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #raelza #kujibikido #kuji #official art

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Y’all weren’t ready for

✨THE YASSIFICATION OF MORLOCK✨

(Alternatively: come to Handyman Saitou we have Inuya- I mean Dark Schn- I mean Youko Kura-)

#handyman saitou #handyman saitou in another world #benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #morlock #great mage #anime gifs

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#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #anime fights

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First Impression: Handyman Saitou in Another World

Opening the door of a magic dungeon—accompanied by an old wizard, a fairy healer and a female knight—Saitou, level 8, feels accomplished. He used to be another disposable locksmith and handyman whose clients would simply refuse to pay 7,000 yen for “just a minute of work.” But now, he opens locks and chests better than any thief, and is a proud member of an adventurers party of four. Sure, Morlock the Wizard is getting senile, and despite his legendary abilities, he often forgets what he is doing, or where he is. For her part, Lafanpan the Fairy has a strange philosophy for her healing power: she will charge for every service, big and small, with a smile. And Raelza the Knight, the warrior with a scar on her face, is so shy that her attempts to establish connections with others have hilarious results. Yet, somehow everything works. But when Saitou falls into a pit and breaks a leg, things suddenly turn serious.

What a nice little show! Combining parody, slice-of-life and fantasy adventure, these snippets from the past and present life of Saitou are at once hilariously subversive and pretty moving in their own right. How subversive, you ask? Well, enough. Of course, SAO parodies and clones are legion nowadays, but I feel that this one has a heart. It uses the genre conventions cleverly, setting things up and subverting expectations, and jumps gracefully from point to point. The characters are fun enough to be compelling and interesting enough to allow for exploration. The art is pretty great; the way an underappreciated job is brought to the spotlight is a nice touch; our protagonist feels vulnerable; and so far there’s no fanservice to speak of. Kudos for the change of tone in the “serious” scene: that’s a well-done subversion, and it caught me totally off-guard. This episode was good, undiluted fun, and if I keep watching a show week after week this season, it might very well be Handyman Saitou.

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Handyman Satou in Another World can be streamed at Crunchyroll.

#Handyman Saitou in Another World #Benriya Saitou san Isekai ni Iku #Anime #First Impressions #Winter Anime 2023 #Anime Article #Anime Blog #Articles #Christian Anime #Christian Blog #Author: Gaheret

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“Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku” The Second Promo

The Benriya Saitou-san, Isekai ni Iku (Handyman Saitou in Another World) television anime's official website unveiled fresh cast and staff additions, a new key visual (seen above), and a second promotional video. On January 8 at 10:30 p.m., the anime adaptation of Kazutomo Ichitomo's comic fantasy manga is set to air. followed by Sun TV, KBS Kyoto, Tokyo MX, and BS-NTV on AT-X.

#benriya saitou san isekai ni iku #handyman saitou in another world #cainz #lychee #monpui #kisurugi #primas #lavella #anime #anime adaptation #anime news