![[The Familiar of Zero] Many call it the "original" Isekai, how true is that?](https://preview.redd.it/2ag279tgecbh1.png?auto=webp&s=a78ede624ffbb0939523bba66a96898aa35b73d9)
It's supposed to have inspired many current isekai series... starting many tropes... tsundere girl with explosive magic, Japanese boy who becomes a hero, harem, busty elves, and a classist system, etc.
Maybe for the next game ...
I mean, if Subaru grows up... would Beatrice grow up alongside Subaru by imitation?
Boy**:**
>"Thor is so outdated!" / "Thor is so old news!"
"Now it's all about Psylocke!"
Girl:
>"Oh, I see..." / "Is that so?..."
Just kidding... maybe there was more separation before, but with each new generation, the fandoms are mixing... and most have enjoyed it.
Carol Danvers: Despite the criticism of the movies, her character generally has its fans, especially the anime version. Besides, it's strange that Ms Marvel is here ... but without her.
Rogue: She's popular and is the original female hero on Marvel fighting game character, and that's enough.
Psylocke: Here's something funny: the Japanese fandom doesn't know her story, or why there's more than one version, but they like her quite a bit since she appeared in Marvel vs. Capcom. Also, the Sai version from Rivals is the one they currently know best.
Gwenpool: Yes, she's also popular with the Japanese fandom, but so is Deadpool... so I suppose they'll save her for later.
Silver Samurai: While Blade is already in the roster, it's likely they'll add more swordsmen because samurai are cool.
Venom: He has a diverse fandom... he's popular, plus memes, plus he's related to Spider-Man... you can count on it.
What other characters do you think are impossible to ignore even if they're not on the roster yet?
I don't think it was used that way in Super Sentai.
Generally speaking, how many isekai series can you say that you were most interested in or liked for their secondary characters?
Reasons:
No matter what the protagonist does in the past, nothing will change in the future.
It's a feudal Japanese world, but demons and magic exist, something never seen in the present, despite their power and longevity.
The protagonist "reincarnates," like many isekai tropes.
The protagonist wins the love of a half-human hybrid.
The protagonist adapts to the world, forging friendships among different races and becoming someone important in that world, etc.
I had done this scene before, but I wanted to have both of them in full body, so I ended up drawing Sai in an outfit very similar to the one Olivia Munn wore.
The beginning of my comic, any advice or opinion you'd like to share?