Shin no Nakama ja Nai to Yuusha no Party o Oidasareta node, Henkyou de Slow Life Suru Koto ni Shimashita

I think this show is a very good, intriguing and emotional show just in the first episode. I think this show captures anime in a very positive way, with the characters emotion being very extensive and the emotion really brings you in immediately.

I think that the main character is very well made, because he is very relatable to the watchers. He gets kicked out of a party for not being good enough and then decides that adventuring is not is not what he wants to live by, so he decides to live in the country and make a medical shop for the town people. I think that many people have thought of a somewhat similar to what some people have thought of, which is to live away from people to live a simple life.

I think that if you want to start an anime that will keep you attached to everyone you meet, this is the show for you to watch.

It a good break away from what we are used to. It doesn't make you focus on defeating the demon lord or defeating most it just a guy trying to live a normal life and you don't get to see that a lot in fantasy. I think one doesn't need to be explained and probably we don't need to know who the demon lord is we just have to know about every matter to the hero and the other heroes. I feel like this anime has a lot of potential and is a great anime it moves a little slow some times but over all. It a good show can't wait to watch more and see how this show would end and the progress this show will take.

Initially, I didn't understand the plot going into the first episode; a former party member venturing out to collect herbs. It sounded so boring when I first heard it; and then I watched it.

Banished From the Hero's Party has a good dose of realism and realistic rom/com. It may seem boring at the start, but as it progresses, it delves deeper into the characters' backstories and motivations (as most anime does); the main character, Red, is a prime example of this.

In the past, he was a member of "The Hero's Party", but was forced to leave due to being labeled a liability by a member of his party. As such, he did so, and later went on to start another life in the countryside - as the title suggests. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a really good anime, among others; 10/10.

I would likely watch it again.

I had a few dumb scenes, but overall, it was a decent anime. Some of the characters were a little flat. For example, Ares motives are never adequately stated or shown-he's just bad for being bad's sake.. The deity aspect that they kept bringing up seemed like it wasn't well-rounded or thought out completely. The demons were barely two-dimensional.

There are some good things about this, though. The character "class" system is interesting, though I think it could have been clarified somewhat. I did like the main characters-Red and Rat-but the Hero seemed a little flat and forced as a character.

I would likely watch it again.

The show wasn't half bad. Some parts were pretty cheesy but the characters weren't all bad and I would watch again. The plot line was a bit confusing. It felt like no one really knew what they were doing but they knew they had to do something. The art was very well done and didn't have that cheap look like some animes tend to have. I feel like somethings did feel a bit out of pocket and over exaggerated but that goes along with the cheesiness I had mentioned earlier, but at least it didn't have cheesy voice actors like lesser known animes usually do. I do feel like this anime has a possibility to be a bigger anime if the right people find it.