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A city endangered by monsters and a squade of heros defend that city, old repeated idea but the execution is very heartful, this and any other idea in the anime that seem repeated, its just done not only differently but in a very heart-warming and human way , every character has its motives , every character act from self appreciation before the appreciation of others which is there but in its place , every character needs to fulfill its needs and in the same time protect the others , the protagonist isn't the only hero like some other boring animes , there are plenty of heros each one from a different perspective , the action is great well prepared and clear to the eye not just fast movements and there is explanation for every fast or weird move up till now , and most important point is it doesn't need you to give it a shoot for 2 or 3 episodes to amuse you , it's very entertaing from the very beginning.

The first episode was great , I needed to know the idea behind it , what is the levelling mechanism, who is this first boss monester , the anime was too slow in answering just a show of the hero leveling so fast , I was expecting some kind of simulation like matrix , but the anime answers seemed far away so I began to read the manhwa, and it was just like the anime , a lot of leveling , fights that show the magnificence of the protagonist without any explanation , my guess at this point was there is no explanation , there is no idea , the introduction of the engineer that designed the first room at which the protagonist was about to die was so poor , the manhwa was the source of the soullessness of the anime , won't deny the greatness of the first episode maybe the second one was good two but it turned to be a fine art with no main idea behind it to make it continue on the the same level so all I can say is while the protagonist was levelling up the manhwa and the anime was levelling down drastically.