TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy-
Makoto Misumi is just an ordinary high school student living a regular life, but all of a sudden gets summoned to the other world to become a "hero." The goddess of the other world, however, insults him for being different and strips his "hero" title, before casting him off to the wilderness at the edge of the world. As he wanders the wilderness, Makoto encounters dragons, spiders, orcs, dwarves, and all sorts of non-human tribes. Because Makoto comes from a different world, he is able to unleash unimaginable magical powers and combat skills. But just how will he handle his encounters with various species and survive in his new environment. In this fantasy, Makoto tries to transform the other world into a better place despite the humans and gods having turned their backs on him.
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Plot Summary
Makoto Misumi, an ordinary high school student, is summoned to another world to become its hero. However, the goddess who summoned him deems him too ugly and banishes him to the farthest reaches of the world. With his new companions, Makoto must navigate this unfamiliar land and find his own path to power.
Critical Reception
The series has generally been met with a positive reception from anime fans, who often praise its world-building and character development, despite some criticism regarding its animation quality in certain aspects. It has garnered a significant following within the isekai genre community.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its intriguing premise and the protagonist's journey of self-discovery.
- Appreciated for its expanding world and the diverse cast of characters he encounters.
- Some viewers find the animation to be inconsistent at times but generally acceptable for the genre.
Google audience: Google users largely appreciate the series for its engaging fantasy world, the compelling growth of the main character, and the diverse range of allies and enemies he faces. The unique take on the 'isekai' trope where the protagonist is initially rejected is often highlighted as a positive aspect.
Fun Fact
The protagonist, Makoto Misumi, is deliberately portrayed as unappealing by the goddess, which is a stark contrast to the typical handsome protagonists often seen in the isekai genre, making his eventual rise to power more impactful.
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