Isekai Yururi Kikô: Kosodate Shinagara Bôkensha Shimasu

This anime follows the most common template of the isekai genre. The main character dies due to a god's mistake and gets to live in another world with cheat abilities, where all the characters exist solely to praise him. The protagonist is very bland with a one-dimensional personality, always full of goodwill, helping everyone, and refusing rewards.

In this show, the protagonist also encounters two annoying children who mostly speak in monosyllables, often just repeating what other characters say. It also happens that they are be super overpowered, at the point they are able to defeat any monster with a single strike.

The plot offers little to look forward to, there are some small mystery boxes that are just solved in a very disappointing manner in the next episode. The animation doesn't save this series either, very low budget and low quality production. If you have nothing else to do or no better show to watch, you might give this one a try.

Ok, so, this anime is about as generic as an isekai can get with one extremely annoying caveat...the kids. Idk who thought it would be a good idea to have the twins speak 99% of their lines in unison, but they do and it's incredibly annoying. Just picture 2 high pitch kids voices screaming "I want one" or "let's go" in unison every 10 seconds over the course of EVERY SINGLE EPISODE. It's unbearable. It turns what would be a typical, semi-enjoyable, generic isekai into something borderline unwatchable.

I happen to watch and enjoy pretty much every isekai that comes out, so my rating has absolutely nothing to do with it being a generic isekai. It's entirely based on how intolerable 2 of the 3 MCs are. They make the children super strong, but incredibly 1 dimensional with absolutely ZERO individual personality. All they do is yell 2 or 3 words at a time in unison. It's absolutely awful.

The characters weren't written very well; even the main characters take a while too have any depth to them. I found the characters dull and unappealing for most of the show.

What this show does well is light, fun entertainment. The young twins the MC takes care of are adorable and are the heart of the series. The plot makes sense and the pacing is decent.

The series ends on a cliff-hanger, though there isn't a pressing storyline with high stakes. I'd like to see more if it made, but won't be holding my breath.

There is a *minor* sub-plot early in the series that involves an unrequited LGBTQ+ romance between side characters. It's brushed off pretty quickly and there are no other LGBTQ+ characters, unfortunately.

There's some instances of "rough" language spoken by adult characters and alcohol is present in at least one episode, in a casual manner. No drug abuse or use by minors.

Channel: Crunchyroll Language: English, dubbed Season 1, 12 Episodes.

My rating is based solely off of how much I enjoyed watching this with my kids. I've seen most of the phenomenal anime in my time. From AOT, to Demon Slayer, to the OGs from the 80s.

Sure, this little show couldn't even load their bags into their private Jets. However, as a parent I loved it. It can get a little tough to find actually decent anime to watch with your smaller kids. That's pretty good, while still being age appropriate, that isn't littered with fan service. Maybe even a little funny.

This show accomplished that and more. The kids are cute and OP. The lead protagonist has some likable traits and takes to his new role of big brother, parental figure exceptionally.

I like that he has a nice warm personality, and even works to teach the kids manners. He's helping me do my job as well. I'm always driving home being strong and having good manners to my girls.

We laugh at all of the funny things the kids do and they're genuinely enjoying it. My girls are busy bodies, but when this was on, they actually sat and enjoyed it.

My daughter was actually disappointed when the lady episode ended. So we look forward to newest one on the 26th.

I have seen all the greats and some absolutely ridiculous anime too. This belongs somewhere in the C tier. I think it lands firmly in the middle and shows promise.