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Makoto is supposed to be branded as the titular hero, but the Goddess deity has no compassion and judged him as such to rid of his "ugly" existence to be capable of all languages except the human language. He isn't as good-looking as many others in their own series, gets ridiculed by those who summoned him to only then be banished to the farthest of lands to pick up his own pace, to then settle issues with "ugly-looking" species because Makoto is just that: he's ugly by his looks alone. Through the series' central MC Makoto Misumi, he is anything but your typical OP MC, anything and everything about him is for a reason. But if there's one thing I want to make it clear about this show, is that I can guarantee that this is one of the low-key better Isekai shows of the Summer season.Everything that you've seen of the same Isekai repetitive tropes, because Kei Azumi wants to make that point clear to us that this is a parody, first and foremost.
Honestly though, every single one of these characters shown in Tsukimichi, whether they are Makoto's memory reincarnations or purely inhabitants of the fantasy world, they're amusing and amazing to see (not because of the ugliness, mind you). The characters in Tsukimichi drive the show's world and nation-building narrative to areas unforeseen, and with the monster "overlord" heroines of the dragon kind (Tomoe) and a somewhat comical psychotic yandere of a spider demon (Mio), together with the backing of the "ugly" orc race that Makoto first met (under the charge of Emma), Makoto's long journey to trace the remains of his familial roots. Thankfully, Makoto's not alone in this gruelling "task" of a mission. And going back to the fantasy world to seek answers for Makoto is neither easier said nor done, as mentioned that the Goddess pays no heed to Makoto to drive him off to the far wastelands of the world, and Makoto must find the answers by himself whilst travelling in lands uninhabitable. On that note, it's really fascinating to see a parody series like this work so well, something that's different from the tried-and-tired regular "Demon Lords battle" or outrageously evil, revenge stories like Tensei Slime and Shield Hero.The real reason behind Makoto's conviction is this: his parents are from the Isekai-ed fantasy world, so you can count this show as a reverse-Isekai of sorts.
And as you would expect of a typical Isekai show, it checks all the right boxes and served good complements left and right.This show to me, resembles the literary fairy tale of "The Ugly Duckling" in its ugly, yet "at the end of the tunnel" beautiful surrealism that I come out of Tsukimichi feeling satisfied, anf awaiting the sequel season in the future (to which the manga version of the LN is readily available to all for read continuation purposes). Syudou's OP is a certified banger, but IMO I liked Ezoshika Gourmet Club's ED much better, and that comes with a growing repetitive listen and garnering interest since this Summer season felt very dry. It's typical Isekai production values done marginally decent.Speaking of the music, I've never heard of syudou or Ezoshika Gourmet Club before, so if anything, these Anisong theme songs being the gateways to their music biography serves as a good eye opener. While the adventure and fantasy genres go hand-in-hand being the studio's current production bread-and-butter landscape, it's nice to see some action animation flex, even if it's not the best, and still manages to look as nice as it should be. At most times, Tsukimichi strikes the perfect balance between comedy and action, so there's some semblance of uniqueness right there with the comedic awkwardness and moments of turmoil, such a good time of enjoyment.Weirdly enough, studio C2C doesn't a reputation for producing action shows, with the closest reference being 2017's co-production with Satelight on SukaSuka (y'know, that obscenely long title).
The harems always easily triggered by jealousy and that’s supposed to be funny, everyone being shocked and surprised that the main characters overpowered or getting rare item was also supposed to be funny, that is so much for creativity.Speaking of the plot there wasn’t much of it I guess. Most of the time the jokes just repetitive and unfunny. They used it for gags and It’s a running gag that happens throughout the series but this combination just never works. A clueless and dense isekai protagonist you’ve seen numorous times before. Who would have thought? it just so happens aswell that the MC are incredibly bland with nothing.
There's little character development on a series that's exclusively based on characters. This show’s cast is just weak and uninspiring. There’s quite amount of action or explosion going on but the consequence of having so many action scenes it that you have less character development scenes.
It just generic fantasy setting with monster, human, medieval architecture, swords and magic so on and so forth I feel like if you’ve seen one fantasy anime, you’ll have seen them all. The last two episodes attempts to shakes things up by adding darker tone but it using cheap death cards but it was kind of jarring transition because lots of characters and setting aren’t really fleshed out.The worldbuilding is not exist at all dare I say. As a result, you’re not gonna get anything memorable from the series.
Visually, the show falls squarely in the 'competent' range. I’m not going to go out and buy the soundtrack, but it’s not unbearable either. It just makes me wonder why can’t isekai be a sci-fi?The one solace is that music’s actually not bad.
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