Outbreak Company

Who would have though Otaku culture would be used to conquer worlds?

This Isekai's start has a fun little twist that helps the trope and cliche packed show come together with ease.

The first few episodes are typical world building, character introductions and smirk worthy 4th wall references. Episodes in the middle seem to loose their way a bit, and the fan service / cheese level gets a bit heavy, but it's hard to judge them for it as the final part of the story arc unfolds with an enjoyable if predictable ending.

Pros:

• Surprisingly cute.
• Wonderful use of overly worn tropes in entertaining ways.
• Fun (If predictable) twists.
• Great English Dubbing.

Cons:

• You have to be a HARDCORE fan to get all of the references.
• Very Predictable.
• Cheese factor gets high.

Well, to start with some animes do talk about real life instances like equality among people, something like that. Even this anime is similar in that way but it talks about equality in education (as of now for me because I have started today and completed only 3 eps right now (3-8-2020)), it's really refreshing to watch. I don't know why it got really less rating

Light and easy to follow story cute characters and simple relaxing entertainment. maybe not best comments for hardcore fans but if you want just chill and easy spent time can recommend it. best point of series is it simplicity and light story. it will not leave you with lot of thinking but just relaxed time.

Even though I loved the feel of it and it being simple, clues here and there could make it into an actual deep plot series. It's a really down to earth and mostly showing growing and developing characters. Also it keeps perfectly on isekai genre and the idea of spreading otaku culture, there's some deep underlying message behind this simplicity.

To be honest I'd rather have the simple and absurd idea of the main character getting through a portal into another world and doing the whole obsessed weeb by his own without the military aspect that would be more plausible without asking more questions on why military is involved in this whole undercover operation. Then there would be enough just for one season, because a lot of question marks pop up in the end.