I'm Standing on a Million Lives

7.5 i would rate it. It isnt the best isekai to air but it's in someways pretty original. It has often pretty good comedy, some fight scènes could be better but overal i am happy with it.

This is great show. If I was to try and compare it to another show it's a cross between In Another World With My SmartPhone & The Rising of the Shield Hero, with a little Death Note mixed in. The smartphone show is just fun, the Shield Hero show is awesome, and Death Note is dark and witty. This show is right in the middle. Some light fun stuff mixed with some heavy emotions and consequences.

Infrequent use of profanity, and the profanity is more on the mild side. No sex or nudity, but a couple of sexual themes.

Totally worth the watch.

The first reviewer who rated this 5 stars is beyond on point.

All the others are insane. Personally I think the current 6.4 rating is too high for this anime. There is absolutely NOTHING amazing about this anime. It is not underrated like one reviewer said, the rating is as accurate as I can see, maybe even a bit modest.

The first season is INCREDIBLY slow. It does NOT get better after 6 episodes like one reviewer said.

One reviewer mentioned unlike other Isekai these characters powers are weak at the beginning. They NEVER get any more decent where it's actually meaningful or helpful without their lives being in imminent danger, it's quite lame.

Season 2 is worst than the first season, it does NOT get better. The action is crap, the characters are not interesting in the slightest, yet they keep adding more.

I don't know how crap like this gets renewed for a 2nd season but I can't get a 2nd season of No Game No Life or Drifters or even Wiseman's Grandchild.

This is by far one of the most disappointing isekai I have ever watched. After two sessions, the heroes are shockingly weak, and the lack of depth in the main story is glaring. It feels like the plot goes on aimlessly with side stories, while the characters remain bland and uninteresting. To make matters worse, new characters are constantly being introduced, adding to the chaos without enriching the narrative.

The first season of 100-man offered something different, and the author deserves credit for that. However, it ultimately didn't live up to expectations.

The second season was... weird. The show shifted a bit, adopting a more arc-focused structure instead of the previously dull approach.

Still, it's one of those cases where the phrase "go read the source material" definitely applies.