Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
MitsotakiShogun
This is the bottom of the barrel, but earns a "mixed" and a 5 because it's binge-able and can be used to kill time until the next season's series are out.
The technicals (art, animation, sound, ...) are roughly what you'd expect, a solid ~5.5-6.5, but the plot, characters, dialogue... oh boy. Especially in episode 11 when they're discussing details about a proclamation, the way they word it (yes, I checked for mistranslations, not the issue) was as if they were trying to insult the person involved, but it was passed as "good". This is the kind of writing I'd expect from a kid/teen, not from someone who is supposedly an accomplished author. Even LLMs would do a better job.
Also, looking at other reviews, I've noticed a common theme about references to Ains from Overlord. That was almost e…
Read at the sourceLividBunny
Nothing too special nor ordinary, it's an assumed reincarnation into nobility with memories and knowledge of our modern world but not much is appplicable during the show.
Throughout most of the show we are shown and exorbitant expenditure of monetary value due to relation of nobility and are told that people are treasures but this is just a idealistic fantasy of the author.
It teaches to spread the wealth and value the people but it really isn't that simple to everyone in the world.
We all have our greed and the value of services and materials rising doesn't allow us that much luxury.
The geniality of the MC is too convenient to the story with no downsides which doesn't make it all that interesting but I liked the idealistic message and the way it was portrayed.
I'd give minus points for t…
Read at the sourceKiryuusai
Slop shitsekais are probably my favorite genre. I live for how absurdly bad most of them are.
This one is definitely deep in the septic tank. Hell I forgot I was watching it at one point.
This specific flavour of slopsekai as part of its gimmick is that the MC is a one man sausage train and everyone and everything in the setting has a free ticket to ride. The entirety of every single bagel store on the planet cannot provide as much glaze as the cast of this show provide the MC with.
Series like these are usually much easier to digest in written form, especially since animes most often do not include a characters monologue in their adaptation. Here they kept them and boy do I wish they did not because all you will ever hear is "Sasuga Emperor/Wise Prince/Noah"
The pacing is wack, the…
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Plot
The reincarnation part is dropped immediately, so, lets just think of this as a baby born with an adult mind. He gets OP items, and his powers grow when he gains loyal followers. The story revolves around our main character beating up bad guys, impressing everyone and rising in status - probably to take the throne by the end of the story.
Review
I usually love Isekai due to the fun characters or casual slice-of-life or that sense of otherworldly adventure. This show is different from the usual Isekai, by virtue of being a serious drama due to politics of palace and competition for throne. Unfortunately, the writing is garbage and made it very hard to finish the series.
The author seems to have self-inserted themselves as the main character, so that he could receive glazing from imag…
Read at the sourceAeroGunz
“Noble Reincarnation: Born Blessed, So I'll Obtain Ultimate Power” is what happens when a boring idea is combined with bland writing.
I’m gonna be honest, I didn’t have much hopes for this show and yet it still managed to disappoint me. I call that impressive.
The level of writing is on par with someone's first fan fiction. Only less interesting. Both the story and the plot are boring, predictable and devoid of anything that could even come close to nuance.
Before we start I would like to explain something. I will be talking about “plot” and “story”. Many people use these terms interchangeably. I’m not one of those people, so to make sure everyone is on the same page…
PLOT is the surface-level events. What, when, where, how and why (externally) things are happening.
STORY is why (interna…
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It doesn’t rely on unnecessary fanservice, forced harem setups, or those repetitive “dumb” jokes that break immersion. The focus stays on the story and the character, which makes it feel more grounded and easy to get into. If you’re someone who prefers a clean, straightforward fantasy without all the extra distractions, this anime just hits differently.
Noah is honestly a really refreshing main character. He doesn’t act loud or childish like a lot of protagonists in similar anime—instead, he feels calm, composed, and actually thinks before he acts. Even though he’s powerful, he doesn’t show it off in an annoying way, and that quiet confidence makes him way more enjoyable to watch. It feels like he understands the weight of his position and handles things with a level of maturity you don’t…
Read at the sourceNebby-Mao
This is for more mature watchers. Not for those who wouldn’t appreciate the intricacies in this show. By mature, I mean this is not ecchi, nor harem. So if you’re a hormonal child, don’t even bother watching this and then complaining how it’s not good enough for your attention spans. For those discerning watchers, you’ll find your own opinions on this show, so I won’t say anymore on this.
Just look at this line from the summary "However, behind the glamorous facade of aristocratic society lurks a world of conspiracies and power struggles." The show does include political maneuverings. Therefore, if you are not interested in the intricacies of this kind of society, don’t bother watching.
Read at the sourceUrskaf
For most viewers, it's a monotonous story that Noah always does the right things and naturally becomes the most powerful person in his brother and likely to inherit the throne after the king passes away. But for some chinese viewers, the fun of watching it is that this anime is the 'projectioon' of a famous chinese history drama aired in the end of last century,'Yongzheng Dynasty'('Yongzheng Wangchao', a dynasty of Qing Empire succeeded Kangxi dynasty). Most characters and plots in the anime can exactly match with the drama. The only advantage of this anime is the political game which all originated from that drama. If you are the fun of watching political game, Yongzheng Dynasty is definitely worth watching. This drama depicts complexed and dark political struggle decorated with comedy wh…
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This anime has decent animation going for it. The story is also interesting. An empire at the peak of its powers, how does it transition from its best king to a successor who could continue its prosperity. That's where our main character comes in, Noah is the 13th son of the emperor. Though far in the line of succession, Noah is a reincarnator and this gives a more mature demeanor than other princes his age.
This maturity is the only advantage in life Noah has, aside from having the advantages being part of the royal household. This mature outlook has served him well, allowing him to navigate the game of thrones that engulf the rest of the royal court and its princes. Unfortunately, too well, nothing really challenges Noah. He's a Gary Stu and he could do no wrong. Because of this, there…
Read at the sourcePet_Hedgehog
Meh
Cheap feeling, full of nonsense, no real drama, empty story.
If you want something with more meat better skip this one.
4/10, why didn't I drop it in the first 3 eps is beyond me, guess i hoped for something more.
also padding cause mal thinks shows like this need more to write about, this is some extra nonsense, this show ain't that deep to require full paragraphs.
Is the story unique? If it was predictable, did you enjoy it anyway because you like this genre/set-up? no
Do you think the art style is fitting for the story?
no
Were the characters well-rounded? Did they have flaws and strengths, or were they unusually strong/smart/stupid?
no
Did the characters react to situations and events in a realistic way?
no
Do you think others will enjoy/dislike this series, even if you didn't…
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So i have always loved the Manga and the light novel. The anime would have been great as well. If only Abe Nobuyuki-sensei (the sound director) did as great as a job as he did with some other masterpieces.
Also the direction was off at a few moments. During critical scenes of high impact, the soundtrack was off and even more so with the animation direction in some places. It can be easily noticed from the very first episode, like (spoiler alert) moments with the king or with leviathan.
The abrupt and random soundtracks make it seem like an amateur worked in his stead.
The story still stayed loyal to the most part. The revised story line that often gets ruined when accomodating a story from manga to anime stayed proper.
So for those who gave this series low ratings, go and read the…
Read at the sourceSlopGlutton
This anime should be viewed from the angle of a court intrigue/royal drama sabotaged by the latecoming 13th Prince MC and his various magical, material and reincarnation-related endowments. Yes, he is a "reincarnator" but it doesn't mean his past-life experience matters here. Instead, his mandatory stat-screen and blessing that displays someone's loyalty to him (aka party/deck building game mechanic) is what that entails.
In this world, the nobless oblige of the MC is supply-side economics. If trickle-down economics is something you actively dislike, you will also dislike the MC's propensity to lavishly throw away gold coins throughout the anime. Actually, the whole economy of the Kingdom of Ararat must be running on how much the noble houses are hoarding and giving away in a year. It's a…
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Have you ever hit your head so hard that you ended up aggressively rubbing it with your hands to make the pain go away? This show just had me perform this exact movement due to how mind-bogglingly bad and unintentionally funny a scene was.
If this anime was a person, it would be an overly serious nerd with no friends who vastly overestimates his intelligence and charisma and is convinced that everyone around him admires him. The fact that this show tries so hard to appear smart and sophisticated adds a layer of unintentional charme which is actually quite hard to achieve and served as a crutch that enabled me to power through all 12 episodes.
This anime has reached this sweet spot where it is watchable, but so laughably bad that it’s actually entertaining and so far I’ve only been able t…
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Noble Reincarnation is perhaps the generic isekai power fantasy most dedicated to being a generic isekai power fantasy out of any of the generic isekai power fantasies I've ever watched, and that's a shame, because it does have some surprisingly good qualities. My relationship with this show is a bit odd—I initially dropped it without even finishing the second episode, but I ended up picking it back up, watching it to completion, and enjoying it much more despite its flaws.
Why did I originally drop the show? The first episode has a scene where the MC, Thirteenth Prince Noah, bends an absurdly powerful magical artifact to his will. The second episode also has a scene where Noah bends an absurdly powerful magical artifact to his will. The same plot point was repeated two episodes in a row…
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"Noble Reincarnation: Born Blessed, So I'll Obtain Ultimate Power" clearly wants to be an amazing anime, but it runs into so many issues that it just can’t live up to what it’s trying to be.
Let me explain.
Plot, setting, and the story's intentions:
1. This anime is entirely built around the MC, Noah, trying to build his renown and skills to become a prominent and wise prince under the emperor (his father). The story wants to show how gifted and intelligent Noah is, with each episode having him use his abilities and magical items to pull off absurd feats and gain power and respect, all in pursuit of earning his father’s compassion.
The problem is that none of this comes with any real hardship. There’s no trial, no struggle, and basically no risk to Noah’s life or future. The show throws…
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How To Glaze : The Animation
Watch it if you want to know how to sasuga someone
Mediocre art and sound. The story is as predictable as reading children story book.
Random featured singer character, random cursed item popping up like mushroom, random power scaling with subordinates, random plot that serve only to glaze.
Basically one child doing things that take only require normal thinking and his whole entourage react with bunch of SASUGA Riot? There ain't a need for riot when you can one-shot the leader from 1000 miles away by sensing.
Rebellion? There ain't a need for rebellion when you can end the leader life before it even starts.
War? Sit back and relax boy, your bro will take care of it.
You will be surprised by how the kingdom is still standing after so long with the people be…
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" Nobility dilemma "
This anime literally shows or describes like how a true noble works and systemic hierarchy problems related to crown . The royalty behavior and upholding on valid imperial laws maintain peace in kingdom and brings loyalty of people / king subjects to crown . So, choosing a right hire is very important otherwise doom is fixed for nation .
Our noble mc works on most basic fundamental of life and a journey to prosperity of kingdom . He values human life and thinks people are treasures not the money , from tip to toe he is a worthy noble . If we talk about some details then , I appreciate 2d animation and likable character designs although ost and op ed are decent .
Now the main problem is that it follows your avg seasonal isekai trope where mc is overpowered which I…
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Well this was something
This series is just kind of bad, there are times when it is okay and perfectly watchable, but there are times when it is just absolutely terrible and just beyond bad, and the reality is that it comes down to the ineptitude of the author.
There is a golden rule that all writers learn, Show don't Tell, but it seems that here it was mistranslated to Tell don't Show
There are so many big important events that happen that we just get told about, we don't see them, but we know things happen because we are told things have happened due to the narration of the series, because yes this is heavy on the narration and the narration is pretty 'special' too as rather than going into detail on important things it often skips over such things is light on detail and chooses to spe…
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This show takes some suspension of disbelief to sit through. It's the ultimate MC power-wank, in fact, it's probably the most egregious MC-worshipping show I've ever seen. If constant MC-fellatio bothers you, don't watch this. This show can be summed up in one phrase.
"SASUGA NOAH-SAMA!"
For writing this review, our beloved prince has gifted my family 10,000 rean, despite the empire's finances being in shambles. He is known to have his attendants carry around wicker baskets full of gold to pass out to unwitting street urchins. This is expected, as befitting our Wise Prince. He is truly gifted beyond his years.
This show is ridiculous to the point of absurdity. It's insane. Yet, as our benevolent Noah-sama destroys yet another priceless work of art for no reason but to demonstrate a nobl…
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a show involving a main character who can be seen as comparable to ainz aool gown in both the way he acts and resolves incidents. every episode will involve he enter a situation and both resolve it perfectly and gain increasingly large amounts of respect from those around him. failing that, he's apparently invulnerable by the third episode, so he is fully capable of using magical conquerors haki to clear a room. while actually being more compelling than a lot of the trite shows we got in the now closing anime season of december through march, watching him throw 10 months of someone's salary at them for their loyalty became less compelling every single single time he did it, which was almost every other episode. i don't know if id call this show a complete waste of time, but its explicitly…
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