I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too

I could not stop watching it. It's funny and over the top in places, which makes it even more entertaining. It definitely has its silly herem tropes as well, but I don't care. I absolutely love the storyline and cinderella ( fella) esq nature of it as well. I watched it all in less than a day. I don't know if there is a print version of this. I would love to read the manga. The anime was just magic. With only thirteen episodes, there's just waay too much story left open. I really hope the producers don't leave us fans hanging. It really is a gem. It's on my list of favorite animes of all time.

"I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too" had an interesting premise, but the execution left a lot to be desired. While the idea of gaining overpowered abilities and using them both in a fantasy world and the real world sounds fun, the show quickly becomes repetitive and lacks any real depth.

The protagonist is incredibly overpowered to the point that there's no tension or real conflict. Every problem is solved almost instantly, making the story predictable and boring. Character development is nearly nonexistent-most characters exist just to praise the main character, and their interactions feel hollow.

Visually, the animation is inconsistent. Some action scenes look decent, but others are stiff and lack impact. The world-building is also weak; both the fantasy and real-world settings feel generic, and the show never fully explores its own concept in a meaningful way.

Overall, the series had the potential to be a fun power fantasy, but it falls into the trap of lazy storytelling and shallow character writing. If you enjoy overpowered protagonists with no real challenge, you might get some entertainment from it, but for most viewers, it quickly becomes dull.

The story lacks focus, and the main character is too overpowered. There is no challenge or struggle for his growth as a character. The first episode had many potential directions for the plot, but by episode 7 it becomes boring because every episode is similar, and the main character does not spend much time in the other world. The action scenes in the real world and his school life are pointless and dull. I was expecting more from this story, but it disappointed me.

I also noticed that all the girls he meets follow a similar pattern, which makes the anime feels fake. I hope the anime develops a more solid story, but at this rate, it will take at least another season to fix this mess.

Update: After watching solo leveling, I can say "I have watched this anime if it could've been a 10 star"

If you're a fan of isekai anime and enjoy the classic trope of an underdog becoming overpowered, I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too might just be your next comfort watch.

What drew me in immediately was the theme song-easily one of my favorite anime openings in recent years. It's energetic, catchy, and perfectly sets the tone for the show. Honestly, there were times I turned the show on just to hear the music!

The story itself is pretty straightforward. You've got your classic bullied protagonist who suddenly discovers a portal to another world, gains insane powers, and then starts transforming his life-both in the fantasy world and back in the real one. Yes, it's predictable. Yes, it's full of genre clichés. But it's also incredibly satisfying to watch. There's something comforting about the progression, and the dual-world connection adds a fresh twist that sets it apart from other isekai series.

The show blends action, fantasy, and slice-of-life moments in a way that feels easy to watch. Don't expect deep philosophical themes or revolutionary storytelling-this anime knows what it is, and it delivers with confidence.

Overall: A great watch if you're looking for a feel-good power fantasy with some wholesome moments and an awesome soundtrack. It's not groundbreaking, but it's definitely enjoyable.

This was probably the 5th or 7th Isekai anime I saw within this month. Honestly, I first dropped it after just 5 episodes, as it felt very predictable; for the umpteenth time, an unhandsome protagonist suddenly becomes the strongest overpowered hero.

I do admit that the first episode was quite interesting and fun to watch. The anime does take a little different approach: unlike most Isekai stories that have a protagonist stuck in a bizarre magical world, this one actually has a door through which the MC can move freely between both worlds.

By the end, the anime seamlessly sets up an interesting plot that hints at an exciting second season that I am looking forward to watching.

I'd give it a rating of 6 out of 10, which is fair - neither bad nor spectacular.