Shinmai Ossan Boukensha, Saikyou Party ni Shinu hodo Kitaerarete Muteki ni Naru.

Anime Name is "The Ossan Newbie Adventurer, Trained to Death by the Most Powerful Party, Became Invincible"

This anime sounds generic but is one of the better ones. The story is about a character who trains hard with the strongest party and becomes invincible. At first, he pretends to be weak, which is explained by the third episode.

The main issue is the pacing. Fight scenes have too much talking, making them feel stretched. For example, a single fight can take a whole episode, which can get boring.

The animation is decent, better than some other fantasy animes but not top-notch. Some jokes and moments are ... good, while others feel unnecessary. It's a mixed bag.

Overall, it’s a mid-tier anime. If you like basic fantasy anime, this is for you. If you prefer top-tier anime, it might not be. For me, it's a decent watch. I enjoyed some moments and not others, but it was mostly a good experience. I recommend waiting for the whole season to binge-watch, but weekly watching is also fine if you don't mind the pacing issues.

I will update my review as I watch more episodes.

And lastly,

This is just my opinion; others might feel differently. Please consider this when deciding whether to watch.

This is a tough one to review: it's an enjoyable, if generic, OP protag fantasy/comedy; but it's also really, really insulting if you happen to be over the age of 30.

We've got Rick, our MC, who is in his early 30s and just getting started as an adventurer. At first, he thinks he's got a long way to go to catch up to all these veteran adventurers around him who started much younger than him, but soon he realizes that due to his intense training, he's already got the power of an S-Rank adventurer despite just starting out. Cool, we get the OP thing and ... a few oblivious protag jokes too, but the oblivious thing doesn't outlast its welcome and we also get an underlying "it's never too late to follow your dreams" message, which is nice to see. Then it turns out Rick has a cheat power (it seems like it only activates when all is lost, so I call the power Deus Ex Machina), which undercuts that message a little bit, but it's a little thing and for the most part the show stays on message.

However, a lot of the humor in the story is built around the audience accepting the idea that "30 = old", which is completely unnecessary because Rick's supporting cast is a group of S-Ranked adventurers who are 5 times more overpowered than him, and none of them seem to understand the concept of "restraint". That is comedic gold right there, but instead of just relying on that for all the laughs, all too often the show goes for the "30 = old" joke, which is only funny to people under the age of 25. This is not to say they never utilize the supporting cast's craziness for humor, it is the main source of humor as the show gets past the first three episodes, but too often it tries to make age jokes that just fall flat.

For now, I'll keep watching and hope that the lame age jokes become less and less common because when it's not insulting every audience member over the age of 30, it's a generically enjoyable enough little show.

"This one is for the older anime fans..." Regardless of your age, this is an interesting one, and as one of the older anime viewers, I might have some bias about it. Just cause, in most animes these days, everyone is in high school.

The premise is straightforward: a man in his 30s transitions from being a receptionist at an adventurer's guild to becoming a hero. He enlists the world's most potent adventurers to train him, and despite being past his prime, he remains overpowered.

This anime is an average series lacking overall logic and depth. However, it's not entirely terrible from a slapstick, nonsensical approach.

While ... many exciting anime seasons exist, this one stands out as average. If you're short on time, there are better options to spend your time on this season.

However, if you have nothing else to watch, this anime will pass the time mildly entertainingly.

Watch on, my friends, if you dare.