u/AdeerJack

I’ve watched a lot of isekai anime, and one thing I’ve noticed is that Tensura gets way more hate than most of them. I get that no series is perfect, but considering how successful and popular it is, I’m curious why it receives so much criticism. What do you think is the biggest reason?

I’m curious to hear what stands out to you the most. If you could change just one thing about modern anime, what would it be, and why?

I’m not talking about the obvious moments that everyone remembers. I mean a small decision, random encounter, or seemingly insignificant event that ended up having a huge impact on the story. Looking back, what do you think changed everything?

I've watched a lot of isekai anime, but Tensura has always felt unique to me. Whether it's the world-building, the characters, the politics, or the way the story develops, there's something about it that just stands out. What do you think is the biggest reason Tensura feels so different from other isekai?

I've watched a lot of isekai anime, but Tensura has always felt unique to me. Whether it's the world-building, the characters, the politics, or the way the story develops, there's something about it that just stands out. What do you think is the biggest reason Tensura feels so different from other isekai?

I found this screenshot and I'm pretty sure I've seen this scene before, but I can't remember when it happened. If anyone knows the season and episode, I'd really appreciate it!

I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time. Can’t wait to see the Black Numbers finally animated next week.