Munou Yuusha no Fukushuutan ~Isekai de Suterareta Shounen wa Hangyaku wo Chikau~

[MangaDex]

 

[Draggador]

It seems that this was axed. The art style is interesting though. Are there no other works by the same mangaka?

 

[ill-melancholy]

It seems that this was axed. The art style is interesting though. Are there no other works by the same mangaka?

NO WAY IT GOT AXED?! (T︵T I waited for so long...

 

[Draggador]

NO WAY IT GOT AXED?! (T︵T I waited for so long...

I found the original japanese web novel version (i checked shyousetsu), which the manga version was adapted from. Unfortunately, it has no fanslations (i checked novelupdates). Link ~ https://ncode.syosetu.com/n5613hl/

 

[Pokari]

...I didn't realize how weird it would feel for someone to adapt a generic isekai manga with the art and sensibilities of a forgettable shounen manga from the mid 00's.

Incomprehensible names for the "energy" everyone uses for combat, a missing hand that turns into a weapon, a protagonist screaming to the wind his desire to grope women while disparaging a tsundere "legal loli"'s flat chest...

Honestly, there's a distinct hint of nostalgia here, but... I think axing this isn't a shame, if I'm honest >.>; We don't really need a throwback to some of the worse bits of this stuff...!

 

[Seraphus]

This is unbelievably bad.

This story, the world built for it, and the characters; they all work hard to harm your IQ through utter idiocy.

This could be a great story.

It is not.

This is so offensively poor in its delivery, that I would be happy to lose all memory of it, and have never experienced reading it.

Don't read this; it's shit.
It is Totalus Ignis Dumpsterus; the Compleat Dumpster Fire.

Pass by; you'll be better for it.

This is a waste of precious server space.

 

[Seraphus]

...I didn't realize how weird it would feel for someone to adapt a generic isekai manga with the art and sensibilities of a forgettable shounen manga from the mid 00's.

Incomprehensible names for the "energy" everyone uses for combat, a missing hand that turns into a weapon, a protagonist screaming to the wind his desire to grope women while disparaging a tsundere "legal loli"'s flat chest...

Honestly, there's a distinct hint of nostalgia here, but... I think axing this isn't a shame, if I'm honest >.>; We don't really need a throwback to some of the worse bits of this stuff...!

I despise this title for so many of these reasons, but I understand your nostalgia.

I cannot find pleasure in this; I do, however, sincerely hope that you can.

Somebody should get to....

 

[Pokari]

I despise this title for so many of these reasons, but I understand your nostalgia.

I cannot find pleasure in this; I do, however, sincerely hope that you can.

Somebody should get to....

I mean, I really do have some fondness for the old days of incomprehensibly-named magics and protagonists with random magic limbs... Not so much the rest of it. I think calling reading this 'enjoyable' would be rather stretching it. It was certainly an... Experience. XD

If I'm going to be maudlin, I could rather wish we had moved away from the bad old days to something better, instead of, well, a just differently-patently-offensive panoply of isekai self-insert trash in the modern era. >.>;;

 

[Seraphus]

I was going to leave this alone, but I changed my mind...

I mean, I really do have some fondness for the old days of incomprehensibly-named magics and protagonists with random magic limbs... Not so much the rest of it. I think calling reading this 'enjoyable' would be rather stretching it. It was certainly an... Experience. XD

I was the main proofreader and editor for a title called "Amai Seikatsu," and the story was hilarious...!
... the plainly unacceptable behavior of everyone in the story as if it was normal?
Very not fucking hilarious at all.

I get it; I really get it.

If I'm going to be maudlin, I could rather wish we had moved away from the bad old days to something better, instead of, well, a just differently-patently-offensive panoply of isekai self-insert trash in the modern era. >.>;;

I was reading another one of your comments and I felt that this part deserved an
"Amen, sister; preach!"