Audience reviews
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AyemAFK
I actually enjoyed it quite a bit, considering I went in completely blind without knowing the light novel author or what people's expectations were for the series. At its core, it's an isekai, but the concept felt surprisingly fresh with the way it introduced its alternate world.
Premise-wise, it definitely built up a lot of hype, even though the 12-episode run made it feel like a lot of details were skipped something even I, as an anime-only, could pick up on. By the time the final episode wrapped up, it strongly gave off the impression that there's more to come, but as of writing this review, I haven't found any news about a sequel.
All in all, if I have to rate it as it stands, I'd give it a 7.44 overall.
The characters in this series make a solid first impression, but it's a shame t…
Read at the sourceDountes
Original story.
Predictable in a few scenes but overall captivating.
Feels a bit "beat the bad guy, get the girl repeat" sometimes.
The character developments and relationships are good but some people might not like "cluelessness" of the main character.
The main characters are strong but not overpowered wich is refreshing.
The artstyle is pleasant to look at and works surprisingly well with the worldbuilding.
The worldbuilding is unique and well made.
I would have liked a deeper dive into the worldbuilding but this anime isn't really made for that purpose despite having a good one, it feels more Action/Story centered. The animation is sometimes comparable to a Powerpoint presentation but the story makes up for it.
I guess the impressive looking opening drained the animation budget.
Loo…
Read at the sourceAvengers007
Anime creators really need to choose shorter titles. I watched this on 13 to 14 December 2025. It is a different type of isekai anime. The main character, Kai, gets teleported into an alternate timeline. In this new world, the future and reality depend on him.
In this fictional world, Demons, Celestials, Spirits, and Mythical Beasts all exist together. They fight to erase each other’s territories. You will see how the hero tries to save everyone and unite them to defeat the main villain. At the beginning, the story feels a bit complicated. After a few episodes, it becomes easier to follow. Overall, it is a decent anime. I give it 6 out of 10. You can watch it for time pass. It is a one time watch.
Content Type: Anime
Genre: Isekai, Fantasy, Action, Shonen
Writer/Director: Original light…
Read at the sourceComet_Official
What an interesting concept for an anime. The world building of this series had to be the best part about it. That an our hybrid heroine Rinne who helps Kai on his journey to reset this world.
While the oblivious MC isn't usually my thing I must say the story, the characters, and the overall concept of worlds being overwritten made for a very good anime. On top of that the action comedy and fantasy elements blended pretty well with the overall story plot.
So if you are looking for an alternate reality story with heroes in a fantasy environment then give Why Does Nobody Remember me in this World a watch!
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Review Title : A Confusing Plot with No Substance
Right from the start, Naze Boku no Sekai wo Daremo Oboeteinai no ka? offers an intriguing idea, but sadly, it never completely fulfills its promise. The series begins with a concept that’s hard to comprehend, providing minimal clarity regarding the characters or the universe they live in. As the narrative unfolds, it grows more perplexing, causing the audience to feel unsure about what is genuinely at risk or the identities of the characters themselves. This absence of guidance, combined with limited character growth, hinders the ability to establish a genuine connection with the narrative.
The main problem with the first season lies in its emphasis on displaying the protagonist’s abilities without developing a substantial storyline or em…
Read at the sourceDuckolopo
I'm going to give it a 6, the premise of the show is good, however in the later episodes it's almost like they stopped trying, the earlier ones are definitely good though. if we were rating just the earlier episodes I would give it a 8 however we're rating the whole show so it goes down to a 6. Also I did like how it was set in more recent years, a lot of this type of animes are set in like a Skyrim-ish world that seems under-developed at least in the technological way. Also I did not like the last few minutes of the show, and just ruins it in my eyes, like yeah sure they were kinda circling the idea throughout the show, but c'mon we gotta stop or at least minimize the goddamn harems dude. their fine every once in a while but it's every single one now.
Anyways got off track there it's wor…
Read at the sourceZen_Liu
It was bad.... like seriously bad. The entire crew of characters were just like what the f is going in the entirety of the anime. Like... how in the history of anime does that happen? In my humble opinion, I think it is just horrible writing and story planning. The story shouldn't be led by characters' own dialogue but the actual plot. This is what not following the all mighty "show, don't tell" looks like.
The anime itself wasn't well made. Especially the fighting scenes. They just zoomed in to the main character and placed sounds and some jitters to show that he is fighting.
Plus, the romantic feelings of the supposed harem were so sudden that I think the entire production team kinda forgot they needed that until the very last episode. Sure, they all held the hands of the brave male lea…
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Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? is a painfully awkward slog through every edgy, cringe-inducing trope you can imagine. The story drowns in its own melodrama, with a protagonist so unlikable that it’s hard not to roll your eyes every time he speak.
The dialogue feels like it was written by someone trying to sound deep, but it only comes across as painfully unfunny, overdramatic and cringy. The visuals and music are below average, trying to scream "dark and emotional" but ending up more laughable than engaging.
Watching this feels less like entertainment and more like enduring a self-inflicted punishment.
Read at the sourceAeroGunz
“Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?” is what happens when an interesting idea is butchered by childish writing and nonsense logic.
I’ll give credit where credit is due, despite having really bad writing in the plot and character departments and just bad in the story department, this show is at least focused. It successfully avoids a lot of crap of being side-tracked, which is a plague of most anime. There are few side quests and those that are here are still connected to the main plot.
Before we start I would like to explain something. I will be talking about “plot” and “story”. Many people use those terms interchangeably. I’m not one of those people, so to make sure everyone is on the same page…
I use the definitions for “plot” and “story” as Lisa Cron describes them:
“What ha…
Read at the sourcedarth_kaiser_x
I had already seen some anime this year that had their problems but this one surpassed them all, the beginning of the anime universe is interesting but it is poorly crafted, the story doesn't pick up pace and when it does it doesn't last at all, the plot is very poorly designed and the villain could be an interesting plot twist in the future like it was with kaijuu n8 but it was wasted, characters without charisma, weak and uninteresting dialogues and the animation manages to be strange at times showing characters more still than they should be and without expression, whoever wants to venture into this disaster good luck but I recommend going to see something else.
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I don't really write reviews but I really need to share my thoughts on this one.
Not sure if spoiler alert, but storytelling was bad. The first and second halves were basically the same: mc and company raid the enemy base, each of them fights someone, mc and girl fight the main bad guy, sword gives him a power up, they win.
The series tried too hard to be serious that all characters end up sounding monotone.
The harem also seemed so unnecessary.
I enjoy watching trash fantasy anime, but unlike those that everyone expects to be story-less, slice of life anime, made only for entertainment, this one had an actual story but the execution sucked.
Read at the sourceNebucad
The anime's target audience is probably children who have reached puberty. For me, the storyline is just badly written. It has a lot of logical errors and doesn't really score well in other ways either.
No tension was built up and I didn't really feel like following the story. I struggled from one episode to the next.
The plots are very superficial, the characters are shallow and the arguments end just as quickly as they started. When I think about it again, nothing really worked.
Pointless story, pointless actions, irrelevant fights where you just knock out the "boss" and a weird story that doesn't really provide any answers and doesn't tell anything either.
Read at the sourcesilverdemon44
This anime had the potential to become great, but as an anime only, I can say that it is just disappointing. We were left out of a lot of explanations. The budget constraints are clearly visible and at the same time, we can see that it was pretty much rushed. One moment, a lot of people are there and the other, only a few are there. Small things along with the rushed plot ruined this. Towards the end, fights, which normally should last 2–3 episodes, last about 10 minutes or even less than that.
Animation: 6/10
It could've been a lot better than what we got. There's nothing extraordinary about this.
Art: 8/10
I liked the character designs.
Sound: 8/10
The ending song and a few soundtracks were to my liking.
Story: 6/10
As I wrote earlier, if it were well paced and properly written, we…
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Disclosure: I am an absolute sucker for trash seasonal anime. This show, however, wasn’t that in any capacityz it’s not trash. It’s not horrible per se. It, however, wasn’t profound or insightful in any aspects. It was just there- it was mediocre. It wasn’t mediocre because of the plot. It was mediocre because of the horrible execution and incoherence of why and how things occurred. While the show was overall fine and had many good aspects of it, its nosedive in quality regarding both graphics/animation as well as plot coherency made it leave a really bitter taste in my mouth.
While the plot seems logical for the first couple episodes surrounding the show (the reoccurrence of a multi race war among fantasy races after the original hero which unified them all had their history overwritten)…
Read at the sourceKasuk
Really surprised how many 'not recommended' reviews this has. Apparently, the low score is also due to those who know the source material and not liking the anime.
Is the animation absolutely amazing? No it isn't. But is it the worst? By no stretch of the imagination. There are much worse battles in anime that have higher ratings than this.
Listen, it's low budget, but it isn't that bad. Some of the fights are even better than your usual trash isekai budget fights, which is what this should be compared to.
The MLC and FLC are pretty bland, I'll give it that. But there are at least a couple decent characters in there.
But the strength in this anime imo is in the world building. The premise of the story seems kinda meh, but actually watching the plot play out is actually pretty interest…
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I feel like this was just one of the shows that existed this season. It never made a strong impact either way. Neither negative or positive feelings. It was no, it was there, and I wasn’t having a bad time. That’s about all I can really say about it, in all honesty.
The story was strange. A multi-species war breaks out, and the humans won. Oh wait, our mostly soulless protag gets taken to another world where it’s the same people, but the outcome of the war changes, and only he remembers what happened in the other world.
Obviously the story gets a bit more advanced than that eventually, but that’s the general idea. The problem is the story never really feels like it matters much. It just kinda checks the boxes and keeps moving never really stopping to let it all sink in. Cute girl, onto…
Read at the sourceZurakci
The title of the show says it all.
Cause at the end of it, I still cannot remember anything from this show, and I continuously forgot it was on the watch list.
- Characters was bland and didnt stick out.
- Plot existed and yet not really.
- Introduced characters that had no impact on the show.
- Animations, specially closer to the end of the show was pretty noticeable that the budget isnt doing it vs animation time.
Overall. It could have BEEN an anime that had achieved a 7/10 or so from me, but honestly, this anime is a perfect example of MID.
Neither good or bad. Just really forgettable.
Read at the sourceFlacion
A story where you are the only one remembering the true version of the world, is it hard to deal with the sudden struggles that humanity suddenly has, after losing the war they originally had won.
In this show do we follow Kai, a soldier that for some reason is the only one that isn’t overwritten when the rest of the world is. We then follow him struggle his way through a world where humanity has lost and now tries to save what he can. The only issue is how it all is executed.
When it comes to the plot, it seems to be fairly interesting, where it builds up around someone who’s greatest weapon is their knowledge of the true timeline. We also see plots where other characters get to shine and are introduced, which gives a more balanced view of the main characters. But the show is very much…
Read at the sourceMarinate1016
The third of Sazane Kei’s to get an anime is actually the best in my opinion. Nazeboku had a really cool alternate timeline gimmick, mystery, characters and atmosphere that just hooked me from the start. What it lacks in animation quality it made up for in narrative and was really an entertaining watch. It’s not the best fantasy story in the world, but you know it has that “it” factor that I just liked and wanted more week after week. Admittedly very sad to see this one end with all the questions I still have about the world!
Imagine you’re going about your daily life as usual and all of a sudden the world completely changes and no one remembers you despite all the same people you remember being around. Scary right? That’s basically the set up of this series and Kai’s journey to solve the…
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Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? - Oh Dear Good God, Kei Sazane. Finally, you have a story of your very own, but why does it have to look like dogshit when compared to your other works, which, despite having a tad better production, are absolute mediocrities overall? Man, what a shame.
Sorry, forgive me for that rant. If you've been in the AniManga scene since the COVID era, you might've caught a glance at one particular show called Kimi to Boku no Saigo no Senjou, Aruiwa Sekai ga Hajimaru Seisen a.k.a Our Last Crusade or the Rise of a New World (or shortened to KimiSen). Written by novelist Kei Sazane, the anime came out in Fall 2020, that tells of a Romeo and Juilet-inspired story in a fantasy world. Needless to say, I was one of a handful of people who hated the show outright…
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