Audience reviews
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scarletrh
When you need a show in your life where there aren't any real high stakes, a slower plotline, and an adorable love-at-first-sight romance, this is the show for you.
The plot is super slow and takes its time, perfect for nights when you're just tired after a long day at work, and the romance is realistic even with the love-at-first-sight trope. The studio in charge of adapting the light novel did a very good job despite the many flops it had before. It's not common for an isekai to be a straight-up summoning, preserving the original isekai'ers body, and I liked that all of the characters were adults of the "above college-age" variety (estim. around ~30), which is honestly hard to come across these days.
If you're more into action-oriented anime, faster story telling beats, or monsters to…
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very slow show were the plot kind of happens to the main character. Also more of a romance than anything but the guy is just perfect so their isn't any real tension aside from the MC being dense. it was nice to watch but after season 1 watching season 2 feels pointless since it'll be more of the same boring romance and a boring MC. Also the magic system isn't all that interesting they kind of just cast the same spell over and over again. The format is also very predictable being that they get into trouble and the MC miraculously saves everyone. if your into the slice of life cheesy romance thing you might enjoy this. But if your looking for action and adventure not recommended.
Read at the sourceFashion_Mage
More like The Saint's Endless Glazing is Infinite. Mary Sue the anime, if you will.
This is somewhat like many modern isekai which just use a fantasy world as a stage for power-fantasy purposes, except this does very little to barely even hide it. Learning about the world (and just about everything else) is secondary to hyping up Sei, the protagonist. From start to finish she is constantly glazed for her OP Übermensch powers that nobody else could hope to compare to, and she is quite literally beyond perfect in virtually everything she does. Unfortunately, all of those unrivaled, effortless superpowers and talents don't do much to cover up her worse-than-cardboard personality. In textbook Mary Sue fashion, she occasionally whines about her god-like magic as a "curse" (despite no drawback)…
Read at the sourceArchangelEST
The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent is a female power fantasy romance that has nice production values, but does very little with them. Taking as few risks as possible.
Animation / Art / General Visuals - 7/10
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There's a notable lack of action scenes which seems to have given more space for higher base art and animations, which are quite nice across the board, though not overly noteworthy.
Sound / Music / Voice Acting - 7/10 ------------------------------------------
Nothing outstanding, just generally solid across the board.
Story - 5/10
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The story is exactly what you'd expect from a power fantasy isekai that's made for women.
Our protagonist is a young woman working in an office. One day she gets teleported to a fant…
Read at the sourceNilsou
And another Isekai! But, lo and behold, this time it was very good, and even, surprise, original because here we have an anime that combines Isekai and Josei-type romance.
In summary: In the fantastic world of this Isekai, the regions are semi-wild and humans live in cities that are constantly under pressure from monsters and an evil mist from the outside. Occasionally, a saint appears, who has the power to repel monsters and mist and bring many other blessings.
Unfortunately, it's been a long time since a saint has appeared, and the country is in difficulty and decides to resort to a ritual to summon one. It's our heroine, a young Japanese woman, who gets chosen along with another Japanese girl she doesn't know. Since the prince of the country expects only one saint, he chooses the youn…
Read at the sourceSwissguru
Simply a lovely watch, always enjoyable to have a show with low stakes, lovable people all around and conflict focused on characters instead of arbitrary threats. With the protagonist's isekai role, the story organically escalates into her growing into her role as a saint.
The story follows a somewhat slow burn, with expected cases of everyone being amazed at the protagonist's capabilities surrounded by her exploration of this new world and its customs.
I love the art direction as well, with warm colours, a consistent setting and reasonably tasteful CGI use. You can sense the love put into the project.
Absolutely recommend this.
Read at the sourceBenx2019
A good anime, with flaws. The animation is one of the highlights of this show, particularly within this genre. There are a surpirising amount of decent action scenes with a good amount of flash to them. The background are amazing in this anime, and the monsters look really neat as well. The character detail isn't high, but it is very clean and expresses more subtle facial emotions very well. The characters are not fantastic, but they are decent. There isn't a lot of backstory to the characters, but the main characters have a fair amount of emotional depth. They really could have fleshed out the characters a little better, which is one of the larger issues in the anime. The story is simple, but well executed. Decent world building as well, but not the best. Pacing is very good, not too fast…
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The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent: A Refreshing Take on Isekai with a Medicinal Twist
The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent offers a welcome departure from the conventional isekai formula, introducing viewers to a compelling narrative with a female lead at its helm. This anime brings together elements of magic, medicine, and subtle hints of a reverse harem, creating a unique and enjoyable viewing experience.
One of the standout features of the series is its emphasis on a female protagonist in an isekai setting. The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent breaks away from the male-dominated isekai landscape, offering a refreshing perspective through the eyes of its capable and resourceful lead character. Her journey of self-discovery and growth forms the core of the narrative, providing a f…
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This show has a simple and predictable plot. Young viewers who enjoy the shoujo genre may find it show easy to follow and the MC's interactions with her love interest Hawke cute.
I do like watching shows with a basic plotline. However, this show was a drag to watch due to the main cast's personalities being as charming as a piece of cardboard. After 12 episodes, we barely know any non-superficial information about the characters, especially the male cast. The only character that managed to make me feel some emotions was Aira, and she's a side character.
Animation: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Character: 3/10
Story: 5/10
Read at the sourceVrozty
[A peaceful, wholesome piece that is both adventurous and simple. Great graphics, nicely-paced and well-written plot. 10/10]
The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent is definitely a must-watch for all anime lovers, especially those who enjoy peacefulness and wholesomeness. It uses the OP isekai MC trope, yet is so unique and well-made in its delivery. Even though the MC gets more and more powerful each episode, nothing is sudden. However, unlike other isekai that showcases MC's progress through fights, struggles, losses, etc., we're able to peacefully enjoy the MC's progress as she behaves like she would in her own world through her adventurousness and diligence.
There are 3 points which showcases its uniqueness: A kind grown woman as an MC that tries to always stay positive while knowing a…
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*Slight spoiler warnings for romance*
On Muse Asia's most recent showing of this anime (in dec 2022), there is a comment that perfectly encapsulates what I felt. It reads: "The first time I watched this, I was so wary that something terrible might happen to the fl or they were being kind and then betray her after but lo and behold it was just a wholesome anime, I was so uncomfortable that everyone (except for the prince of course) was so kind to her. You know when a highly influential person is clearly ignoring your existence you'd be expecting everyone to follow suit but everyone was kind and welcoming to our fl that I can't believe while watching, damn I've been clearly traumatised by the previous anime I've watched." This anime is definitely one of the most peaceful ones I've seen. Whi…
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I did not find this show on my own, nor was it recommended to me by a friend. Instead, an algorithm suggested it based on how I had rated other anime. I was initially skeptical, and the first episode left a weak impression on me. But I quickly grew to love the mature, relatable characters. They behaved appropriately for their age, acting prudently and with the foresight of grown adults. "The Saint's Power" is refreshingly devoid of the childish schemes, emotional immaturity, and rampant miscommunication which characterize mainstream anime. Also, I found all the characters to be really hot. I suppose algorithms actually can tell me things about myself that I am not immediately aware of.
Read at the sourceJustKeepBinging
This is one of the best anime I’ve watched in a very long while. The main character reminds me of tohru from fruits basket, but older and more mature yet still kind. The ml is the typical perfect strong soldier that protects and is only nice to the fl, BUT ITS SO CUTE. Because it goes back to the standard concept of princely ml making moves on the fl, it is so wholesome. You see her growth and character development and there were a few flashbacks in the ending song and I barely even recognized the characters because the expressions were so different. No single character is “bad” and there is always a story behind it. I am definitely reading this and its going on my ranking AS ONE OF THE BEST MADE ISEKAIS SO FAR.
Read at the sourceaquietwhyme
Both isekai and iyashikei, this show is a nice 4 hour long movie about a girl summoned to another world to save it who ends up being one of two. There's not a lot happening in each episode, and no real antagonists, but there sure are a lot of pretty, pretty boys going out of their way to be nice to the main character.
Happily, the show avoids a lot of the dumber cliches that can weigh down these shows; the main character seems decently smart, and there's no "too dumb to clear up a misunderstanding" clogging up the plot, such as it is, other than the main romance.
All in all, a nice, well produced, slightly bland show. I enjoyed it, it made me smile and gave me some feels, but I'm sure it's not for everybody.
Read at the sourceAjgeo
This is the anime I think of whenever i see an awkward scene in a low budget anime. How to make a kinda meh scene feel amazing? Honestly, there's not much to the source material of this. I suppose it's not a generic trope-athon, which is refreshing, but still nothing really happens.
Art's not offensive. It's pretty when it needs to be I guess. I suppose the designs are unique even and it does stand out from the crowd, but being surrounded by shit doesn't mean it stands very tall on its own.
Sound is straightforward. It's blatant. You can feel every crescendo coming before you even clicked the play button. But somehow with what I'm assuming is a tiny budget (and all the other stuff "budget" means when talking about anime), it makes you feel the right feels when it needs you to and you eve…
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I’ve seen a bunch of isekai genres and while other titles tend to have a summoned OP fighter that blasts everything on its way not really having any character development, this one is focused a “backline support”, immediately bringing some uniqueness. That, along with the slice of life tag, gives a very sweet change of scenery.
I personally enjoyed anime a lot. Storyline is told in an excellent manner and protagonist being a girl gives a more “soft” vibe to it. Characters develop at a normal pace and all the emotions and decisions seem just right, seem realistic. All the social interactions take into account the social position of characters and there are no awkward inconsistencies. Everything makes sense.
There is one thing that seems very wrong and does it very consistently, however. A…
Read at the sourceL1zsaurous
This is such a good isekai anime. It is really a hidden gem!! And very underrated. For starters it actually gives a good background information about the kingdom and what is going on about it. The story art IS AMAZING both in the manga, light novel, and anime. I would suggest reading the light novel as well because it gives so much detail about it. And in the manga there are some cute scenes that the anime has left out. The characters designs are well thought out and I love how the characters treat one another. Everyone is treated well and no one is treated badly because of their social class. They give a good description for what is going on. And it shows how much passion the MC has for everyone. Throughout the story it goes into deep detail about her powers and how it actually works maki…
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Two words:
Wholesome and Relaxing.
This is one of those I could consider as my comfort anime tbh. The MC is not annoying, she actually is independent and it's fun seeing her adjust to her life in her new world. She may show that 'dense' female lead energy but it's not to the point that it makes her look stupid and annoying as other female leads do. The male lead is a gentleman and simply just a nice guy, I'm not digging his whole character design though, I'm done with dem blondes. In short, all the characters are wholesome. The whole anime is just fluff. Most importantly, no fanservice (ecchi) -- thank god T_T
Yea the plot literally makes everything go her way, she's overpowered, etc. but I just love how drama-free the anime is. It's a nice breath of fresh air from all the 'stressful'…
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I would truly give this show a 10 if not for one, absolutely unnaceptable thing.
The ending is SO UNSATISFYING. I won't say anything more but I'm sure it's fairly obvious what it's about. Suffice to say it better get a season 2.
To at least pretend at a review... :)
This anime is nothing original, girl gets whisked away to a new world and slowly learns about her powers while being surrounded by a throng of ikemen. The usual.
That said it is a nice love story, there's a few enjoyable ups and downs and generally speaking there's nothing really outstanding about it (maybe except the MCs power, that's really pretty).
Now, it's shallow enough in its character development that even the MC has moments where she's paper thin as does the main heartthrob, but honestly it's to be expected.
For me…
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You have to get through the first half of the season before it starts picking up. The light novels and manga have so much depth and a richer detailing of the story. Once it gets going I give it an 8 but the beginning is a 6 because it is just so slow and mediocre at times you really need patience or to just skip ahead (like I did having read the manga). I arrive at rating it overall a 7 with high hopes for a second season being much improved. I really hope that we get season two because once this show develops its outstanding with nothing else like it. It will calm and relax while diving into a beautiful world focused on adventure, friends, nature, healing and love. What is better than that?
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