Arafou Otoko no Isekai Tsuuhan

Thirty eight year old Ken'ichi Hamada is a manga artist who, after moving to the country, finds himself transported to another world. He soon discovers that he can still access his favourite internet shopping site and purchases instantly materialise in his new world; he can also sell items acquired so doesn't run out of funds. He soon has a nice new home and makes a good living reselling items he bought online. Inevitable he manages to upset some other merchants who see his sales as a threat... equally inevitably for this sort of series he soon has several female friends living with him!

Every new season recently has thrown up several new isekai series and each has to have its own unique twist to make it stand out. This one manages to do this with Ken'ichi's purchasing ability. That caught my attention and the fun characters and situations kept me interested. There is a good mix of drama and comedy along with some mild fan service. Animation and character designs are solid. Overall a fun series that I'd recommend to fans of the genre.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

This show is in my top 2 for this season of anime with Welcome to Japan, Mrs Elf!

Incredibly fun atmosphere they created although they could have the main character show some more emotion and be less stiff and careless.

I do hope this show gets a season 2. I do think this show is similar to a few others but I'm a little biased. Depending on how this show ends I may change my review as it's hinting that the main character may grow and become less stiff but it could go either way.

However, either way this show is definitely worth a watch if you enjoy fantasy and enjoy sub as well. I do hope this gets a dubbed version and if it does I'll for sure rewatch it.

Edit: I did end up rewatching and the show did take some... odd turns. He truly does seem to treat the young girl as his child but she seems to love him more than a father... which is odd. If you ignore that then it's still a fun show.