Hazurewaku no "Joutai Ijou Skill" de Saikyou ni Natta Ore ga Subete wo Juurin suru made

DONT WATCH THIS

What the hell?

Are the animators at Seven Arcs noob.. bro whats with the CGI. They are using CGI when the main character is just walking and casting a spell?

I mean 3D animation is more expensive right? Well the kinda CGI they are doing must be cheaper than 2D animation.

This anime could have been a decent watch. But the studio decided to ruin it.

... We should create Petition for SEVEN ARCS to not making anime.

Fr.

Ive seen tons of isekai animes, even if they were shitty in terms of story or were full of fan service even then the animation was at least decent. They should just stop premiering the next eps.

Just read the manga. Story is good, art is good, different style. This animation studio just ruined this potentially decent anime: terrible animation, unnecessary deviation (not better, worse) from original story, character development lacking and bland. I can’t just like it. I can’t tolerate animation that is half-cooked, poor, inconsistent, combined with CGI and inferior to even some fan made animations I’ve seen on 2010ish youtube videos. This shouldn’t be acceptable to air. Just sad seeing more and more mangas/novel getting mediocre adaptations, would rather wait 10 years to get a even decent, not perfect, one. I doubt anyone from the development team in Japan ... even reads these reviews, but in hopes they do, please just stop.

Here we have a new contender to beat Isekai Cheat Magician and Skeleton Knight in Another World to the bottom of the power fantasy barrel. I like me some trashy power fantasies even if they do have a self-insert MC, but it's clear to me that nobody who worked on this show enjoyed doing so.

Animation/Art: 1/10.
Look up a list of synonyms for "dull", then pair them with synonyms for "inconsistent". There are scenes where the MC is simply walking down a path. This type of scene doesn't need any sort of complex animation. It can be done with a waist-up shot and only a ... few frames if absolutely necessary. But in this show some scenes are done as I said, while practically identical scenes go even cheaper and use a 3D model of the MC walking on top of a 2D background. It is jarringly and inconsistently ugly, almost as though the show didn't have a director.

Characters: 1/10.
There is nothing going on here. Evil = evil. Good = good. All characters are either a clean slate, or they're some level of extreme. There's no grey areas, no complexities, no detail, no reason, no development. The dialogue could have helped here, but no, it is as stiff as a board and written with the assumption that the viewers won't be able to figure anything out themselves.

Plot: 4/10
I managed to get 4 episodes in, so I'll give it a 4. When you can predict what's gonna happen it can be satisfying to see it play out, and for that reason I believe this show will appeal to some people. That's all I have to say here.

In conclusion I'm giving this show a 2/10 for the same reason I almost never award a 10/10. There's always a bigger fish in the sea. Though at this point we're competing with the bottom 2%.

No one in their right mind should ever copy Arifureta, yet they did, and managed to make it worse.

I remember laughing hysterically at the first dragon in Arifureta, but the truth is that even the worst CG you can get used to.
Not this time tho, this one is painful, as the PS2 level CG is alternated with some good hand-drawn frames, as a constant reminder that you are watching a terrible show.

The characters don't help either, everything is very confused, the same backstory is told five times, but each time differently. No one seems to make sense, and it all feels like a mess of ... ideas that an (unintelligent) kid would think are cool.

As for the story, we'll wait and see if there is one.

I'm trying to continue with the anime *Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells*, but unfortunately, my disappointment grows with each episode. This is because the studio isn't giving the work the attention it deserves. The pacing is rushed, and the character development is weak, making it difficult to stay interested in the story. The animation quality fluctuates, and the adaptation seems to skip important details from the original material, which affects the overall experience. The studio had the opportunity to create something grand with this series, but it seems they're not putting in enough effort. At this rate, the ... studio might end up being considered the worst of the season. Both fans of the original work and new viewers are likely to be disappointed with this adaptation. I hope they can improve, but as it stands, it's a major letdown.

The problem starts with how the plot is being adapted. The original material has a wealth of details and nuances that, when translated effectively to the screen, could have provided an engaging and captivating experience. However, what we see is a simplified and rushed version of the story, where many elements that make the original so attractive are ignored or poorly developed. This results in a narrative that feels superficial and disconnected, alienating viewers who are looking for a deeper experience.

Furthermore, the character development leaves much to be desired. In the original material, the characters have complex and well-defined arcs, with clear motivations and palpable growth throughout the plot. In the anime, however, many of these elements are underestimated or completely omitted. The characters seem one-dimensional, and their actions often lack context and depth, making it difficult for viewers to care about their fate.

The animation quality is also a significant concern. While some episodes present decent visuals, there is evident inconsistency that hinders immersion. On several occasions, the animation appears rushed and poorly polished, with clumsy movements and poorly rendered background details. This lack of visual consistency is particularly disappointing, given the visual potential that the series could have exhibited with a more careful and dedicated approach.

Another critical point is the overall direction of the anime. The choice to omit or alter important scenes from the original material compromises the integrity of the story. These changes not only disrespect fans who expected a faithful adaptation but also create gaps in the narrative that are hard to ignore. The emotional impact of certain events is diluted, and world-building, which is vital for a series of this genre, suffers from the lack of detail and cohesion.

The soundtrack, while not bad, also doesn't stand out. In a good anime, the music should complement and elevate the narrative, helping to create atmosphere and intensify key moments. However, the soundtrack for *Failure Frame* often goes unnoticed, failing to leave a lasting impression or to enhance the tension and emotion of the most critical scenes.

Regarding the voice cast, there is a discrepancy between the performances of the voice actors. While some deliver competent performances, others seem uninterested or poorly directed, contributing to the overall feeling of inconsistency in the series. Characters who should be captivating and memorable end up sounding monotonous and uninteresting.

The frustration of fans is understandable, as many expected to see their favorite scenes from the original material come to life in a vibrant and exciting way. The expectation was that the anime would bring a new dimension to the story, exploring impressive visuals and exciting voice performances. Unfortunately, these expectations were not met, resulting in a general feeling of disappointment.

It's important to note that adapting a work to another format is never an easy task. However, what is expected from a studio is the effort and care needed to preserve the essence of the original while taking advantage of the new medium's benefits. In the case of *Failure Frame*, it seems that this commitment to quality and fidelity was lacking, which is regrettable.

Despite all these problems, there is still hope that the series can improve. If the studio listens to the feedback from fans and adjusts their approach in future episodes, there is a chance that the quality will improve and the story will regain some of its charm. However, for this to happen, a significant effort will be needed to correct the mistakes and do justice to the original material.

In conclusion, *Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells* is an anime that, so far, fails to reach its potential. The rushed adaptation, weak character development, inconsistent animation quality, and changes to the original story are factors that contribute to the fans' disappointment. I sincerely hope that the studio can reverse this trend and deliver a series that does justice to the original work.

Was really, really digging this right up until he got sent to the ruins. It had me already feeling really bad for the MC, but they made him "snap" wayyy too early and I felt it could've been lead up more. (ep 1 and he's already trying to do the 'oh im not mr. nice guy anymore') It felt rushed, and I just personally didn't like the direction it started taking it with the repettive skill too. The personalities were nice too. Sad.

Oh, and yes, story is of course important but it's hard to enjoy watching this when even the MC gets CGI'd. It's really ... annoying. This could've been a solid revenge story but it flopped IMO.

Sorry for short review, just can't help putting it out there.

This show feels like no one working on it had any affection for the source material, and thus no one cared if they were releasing a quality product.

This show really irritated me because the first episode started with a lot of potential, but it was completely squandered. Our MC was abused as a child and is convinced that he's a terrible person because of times in the past that he lashed out in anger. This is surprisingly deep -and dark- characterization for an anime... but nothing is really done with it. The MC believes that he's an awful person, yet he's surrounded and bullied by ... truly horrible classmates, which is why he just takes any abuse that's dumped on him: he believes that he deserves it... until the whole class gets isekai'ed, he gets told that he is the weakest link and cast out to die. At this point, he decides that his life is worthwhile, and he's going to survive and get revenge on the goddess that summoned him and his classmates to this generic fantasy world.

That's actually a decent set-up; not particularly original, but the abused as a child thing is a new angle. However, that dark backstory gets backburnered almost immediately and he sets off on a generic doesn't-seem-like-he's-after-the-revenge-that-he-says-he-is quest to... do something... something that isn't made clear to the audience. After the first episode, the whole initial set-up is largely just tossed aside -barely even mentioned again after the third episode- and the audience is left guessing what was the point.

The show randomly flips back and forth between decent traditional animation and some pretty awful CGI; and I do mean randomly: be it a monster battle or a static conversation between characters, the show will flip from traditional animation to bad CGI on a shot-to-shot basis. Since it seems like CGI is used as a cost-saving measure in anime, I'm not sure why they didn't just make the whole show CGI: it would have looked horrible, but at least it would have been consistent.

So we've got a meandering story filled with awful people who are awful just for the sake of making the audience hate them; and absolutely terrible visuals. This is the sort of thing that happens when there's not enough money to make the show properly, and no one cares enough to try to stop the trainwreck. So this show is just a waste of time and streaming bandwidth.

What make this shiit is not only animation. Story adaptation is baad also, they made it "overtelling", when you can just showing instead. For example, " Mid age buildin". Mc should not spell it all😂😂

Unique: not

Art style: maybe all budget is used for waifu design with "exibisionis" Clothes

Did the characters react to situations and events in a realistic way?
No expression

Do you think others will enjoy/dislike this series, even if you didn't? Why?
Absolutely no. But f you a big fan of genre isekai,revenge, template story. And you can compromise with animation like ex arm. Maybe you can watch this to end😂

Poorly done 2D/3D hybrid animation: Check
Wronged hero: Check
Secret overpowered ability: Check
Slime tamer???: Check
Bland generic companion: Check
Non threatening enemies/antagonist: Check
Overused edginess: Check

This is just an Arifureta clone, but bad

Several generic isekai tropes, bad writing, emotionless characters, low quality drawing and poorly made 2D/3D animation, and you have this atrocity, with the only "strong" point being some relatively nice visuals in very specific areas, but even then, several other scenarios look empty soulless. On everything else, they don't even tried, this thing feels, looks and smells like mediocrity, like if it was pumped directly from a factory. From character design, world building, motivations and conflicts, ... all summed up with low quality writing, and some tone deaf decisions.

Just to make it all worse, this feels like something where they attempted and overcommit into having a serious tone, and failed miserably, so you can't even make an Arifureta like turnaround, and retreat into an easy comedy/parody of sorts, because they wrote themselves into a dead end.

Watching anything, literally anything this was based off or copied from, will be a better investment of time than watching this.

6th episode here and I just can't bear it anymore. I'm dropping this. The anime could've done better, to be honest.

First of all, it's obvious that the studio was aggressively cutting corners with regard to the animation. The scenes almost always turn to CGI whenever the characters aren't being shown up close. It would've been passable but the CGI animation is just so stiff.

Plot is almost a carbon copy of arifureta. And why does everybody just want to gang up on Seras and violate her? Seems that is a recurring theme here. I mean, I get fan service and all that. But this time ... it just feels forced.

Even the MC's attempt of acting like an anti-hero feels forced. There just isn't enough focus on the character that makes us relate to him, what with the shallow backstory and all that.

I regret I wasted my time watching 6 episodes of this anime.

This show is an example of "dog ate my script so I winged it" because no other thing would explain how poorly the show is written. When writers come up with rules of their own world and then forget about them minutes later you know you are in for some illogical trash.

Resulting story is a mishmash of all the bad and well abused tropes issekai genre can offer. Transported into another world, a hero without seemingly any skill is actually overpowered, current assholes in charge dismiss him only to regret later, he finds and befriends slime, sent to a dungeon to die but manages to ... survive. It's creatively bankrupt and most importantly it's boring.

Should you decide that there's really nothing smarter in this world to be done than watch this show, you are in for very stiff and boring battles where main character will keep yelling "paralyze" constantly. To top this boring way of battling enemies artists thought it would be a smart idea to top this off with very jarring CGI and it's switches between the traditional style and CGI constantly making it super obvious.

To sum things up, since I don't plan spending any more time on it than I have to... it's bad. Somehow they managed to take bunch of average ideas with average art and average acting and combine it in a way where end product is just bad.

I would advise against watching this series. It fell short of my expectations, particularly in terms of animation quality.

Animation Quality:
The animation is inconsistent, with random shifts between 3D and 2D that feel jarring and disrupt the immersion.
I was expecting more, especially given the intriguing title, but the execution didn’t live up to the hype.

Story and Plot:
The story isn’t particularly unique and feels somewhat predictable. However, fans of the genre might still find some enjoyment.
I haven’t read the manga or light novel, and this adaptation didn’t inspire me to do so.

... Character Development:
The characters seem one-dimensional and lack the complexity that makes them relatable or interesting.
Their reactions to situations don’t feel genuine or realistic, making it difficult to connect with them.

Art Style and Consistency:
The inconsistent transitions between 2D and 3D animation are distracting and detract from the story.
The series struggles with maintaining a cohesive visual identity, which impacts the overall experience.

Overall Opinion:
I believe others might feel similarly disappointed, especially if they have high expectations based on the title or are familiar with the source material.
However, those who are more forgiving of animation inconsistencies and enjoy the genre might still find something to appreciate.

Classic edgy revenge isekai anime. Imagine taking everything bad about trashy isekais (I personally enjoy "trashy" isekais just something i call generic isekais) and revenge fantasies, combining them, and this is what you get. The story isn't unique, and you can pretty much predict what will happen—a very predictable plot and character structure. At first, the generic plot didn't bother me too much, but the animation style did. The constant switching between CGI and 2D animation is really off-putting; it happens way too often. In my opinion, it would even be better if it were just CGI instead of constantly switching every 2-3 seconds, even ... in non-battle scenes. Youll probably be more entertained rewatching Arifureta than this anime.

Let's completely disregard the terrible graphics of this anime and focus on the plot. This anime introduces a useless character named Toka. Toka is incapable of solving her own problems. She makes no effort to rectify the difficulties she faces in life, always resorting to the excuse, "I have to accept and endure this terrible situation." Now, she's been transported to a magical world! Her abilities are considered worthless. She's now labeled the weakest hero! A beautiful goddess, likely a believer in natural selection, wants to eliminate Toka without soiling her hands, so she exiles her to a dangerous place. Toka now walks around, paralyzing ... and poisoning creatures, and continues on. Nothing can stop her, and she never fails. Well, that's the end of the story. That's all that can be considered a plot so far. Now Toka looks at herself. She's very powerful now, so why not go and kill those who treated her like a useless person before? The main character behaves like a fool. If you kick a camel, it will kick you back! That's the entire logic of the series. Instead of showing the character's efforts to change her miserable life, this anime continuously presents dumber characters who are destined to die, easily killed with paralysis and poison. There's no logic, no improvement, and no suitable music. It's a dry atmosphere with terrible graphics and even more ridiculous characters. Many good anime have been created in the past, and new ones are produced every day. You can watch those and never touch this garbage.

Horrible. The 3D animation and the storytelling is terrible, and many facts are not consistent. The character's psychological seem not according to a logical and rational person, and I really have the feeling that they are all dumb.

Moreover, if I tell about the world building, the author of the anime just copy and paste some scheme of other isekai anime : in brief, there's not any effort about the world building.

Finally, the protagonist has a crazy evolution of his mind et mentality. Firstly, in two episodes, the hero passed out of his trauma. Secondly, ha has crazy skills and the difference level is not respected. ... Thirdly, he didn't have the opportunity to experienced dungeons, but he's acting like having this experience.