Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest
Título original: Arifureta Shokugyou de Sekai Saikyou
Hajime Nagumo tiene 17 años, entra en un mundo de fantasía con sus compañeros de escuela. Les encargan salvar la raza humana. El solo tiene una única habilidad que es la transmutación. ¿Sobr... Leer todoHajime Nagumo tiene 17 años, entra en un mundo de fantasía con sus compañeros de escuela. Les encargan salvar la raza humana. El solo tiene una única habilidad que es la transmutación. ¿Sobrevivirá en un mundo con monstruos y demonios?Hajime Nagumo tiene 17 años, entra en un mundo de fantasía con sus compañeros de escuela. Les encargan salvar la raza humana. El solo tiene una única habilidad que es la transmutación. ¿Sobrevivirá en un mundo con monstruos y demonios?
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You know how in a lot of anime the main character is a boy somewhere around 12 to 15 years old, just hitting puberty. He's got a good heart but he's kind of a loser. He's socially clumsy. He gets bullied and he never really fights back but somehow, he always comes through in the clutch. That's how our hero is in this series in the first episode, except that he is 17. What follows is not a spoiler because it all happens in the first episode. By the way, the anime starts somewhere around the third chapter of the manga. The anime just sort of starts in the middle. There is no real explanation of what is going on other than a few hints. It's a fairly obvious plot. You've seen it plenty of times. A high school class is suddenly sucked into another world where they must fight monsters and demons. You don't really see that happen. It is sort of alluded to in flashes. The story really starts when the boy-hero falls into an abyss. There he manages to survive long enough to eat some monster meat. This gives him more powers. He then uses his newly acquired powers to kill more monsters and acquire more powers. In the meantime, he comes to believe that the world has always had it in for him and his only course of action is to become ruthless and to take what he wants without compunction. He becomes single-minded in his desire to win at any cost, and yet there remains a deeply buried sense of good. It's very unusual for an anime boy-hero to be this decisive and to put his decisions into action without hesitation, even if those actions contravene accepted norms of social behavior. The title word means mundane, ordinary. That's what the boy-hero is at the beginning but he certainly doesn't stay that way long.
Finally a straight edge main hero who displays some good judgement. As when he finds a certain someone sealed in a heavily guarded dungeon he's like: "ok, there must be a reason for this" and is cautious. So good to see this, as opposed to predictable boring anime-style: "oh no this person is locked up, we must help him/her no matter what, how or when".
Another plus is that the anime is fast paced. There is actually progress. Bang bang and they are on floor 100 already. Not like black clover for instance where you'd be stuck on 1 floor with 20 fillers and 15 flashbacks stretched over 30 episodes.
It's also nice how the main hero does actually kill monsters instead of the usual silly mumbo jumbo you can expect in other anime: "oh no we must let everyone live no matter what blah-blah".
The only major letdown is how the big monsters are drawn out and animated. Almost painful to watch. You are left wondering what on earth happened there, did they not have enough budget for that or time (or likely both). Well, you'll see for yourself
Finally they actually kiss in this anime instead of acting like children are found in cabbage all the time. This to me is a big plus, adds emotional depth to the show and is a refreshing differentiation from what we see almost everywhere else.
Another plus is that the anime is fast paced. There is actually progress. Bang bang and they are on floor 100 already. Not like black clover for instance where you'd be stuck on 1 floor with 20 fillers and 15 flashbacks stretched over 30 episodes.
It's also nice how the main hero does actually kill monsters instead of the usual silly mumbo jumbo you can expect in other anime: "oh no we must let everyone live no matter what blah-blah".
The only major letdown is how the big monsters are drawn out and animated. Almost painful to watch. You are left wondering what on earth happened there, did they not have enough budget for that or time (or likely both). Well, you'll see for yourself
Finally they actually kiss in this anime instead of acting like children are found in cabbage all the time. This to me is a big plus, adds emotional depth to the show and is a refreshing differentiation from what we see almost everywhere else.
Episode is good but the cgi is bad, information was skipped but besides that I hope the later on episodes don't make the same mistakes (know that the cgi will still be bad
Enjoyment wise, Arifureta Shokugyou de Sekai Saikyou does have an enjoyable start, which gives you a hope that Hajime Nagumo is going to become a new, interesting protagonist that has his ideals, desires.And as we all know everybody has a different opinion.Rating wise I was thinking it will turn out to be a bad anime but it still kept me entertained.As I said everybody has different opinion for some people it is good and for some people it is not.
Overall it's still worth watching ,don't let the rating fool you.It's 6.6 but still it is better than that.And the opening is full English to be honest.
Overall it's still worth watching ,don't let the rating fool you.It's 6.6 but still it is better than that.And the opening is full English to be honest.
This series had great potential, starts off really serious and dark but the tone completely changes from episode 6. They obviously tried their hand at commedy/harem but failed miserably to deliver anything funny or thrilling.
The character design is really nice, but everything else looks like grey goo with uninspired design and one of the worst animation I have ever seen.
I read that the manga is fantastic, but the anime failed to find its identity and couldn't stick to a genre. If I was to ignore the horrible animation for the first 5 episodes, it would get a very strong 8/10. The rest barely qualifies as OK time killer.
The character design is really nice, but everything else looks like grey goo with uninspired design and one of the worst animation I have ever seen.
I read that the manga is fantastic, but the anime failed to find its identity and couldn't stick to a genre. If I was to ignore the horrible animation for the first 5 episodes, it would get a very strong 8/10. The rest barely qualifies as OK time killer.
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesIf it's not obvious, Hajime isn't very mentally stable after both his near death experiences in the labyrinth and consuming monsters making jokes transform. Which is why he always prone to bellowing.
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Sitio oficial
- Idiomas
- Títulos en diferentes países
- From Common Job Class to the Strongest in the World
- Empresa productora
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- Duración
- 23min
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 16 : 9
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