You should definitely watch this battle episode! Are there any specific episodes?

In terms of meaning in the drawing and video aspects, I wonder if there was anything like that…

I don’t remember how far Season 1 goes, but I finally understood how to enjoy this anime with Wezilla.

Until then, it felt like I couldn’t reach the itchy spots, and I was just watching, thinking “hmm?”

The OP’s professor is cute, isn’t she?

Was the professor’s appearance in the anime in the opening (OP) first?

Elm’s first OP is great because it captures all the cute aspects of both forms…

I feel like I was fairly active in PK guild battles.

I feel like you don’t need to watch the part about collecting materials in the second half.

An anime that becomes interesting while casually watching it.

In the past, the updates were really quick, but basically, since novels are easy to read in terms of medium, I don’t mind it too much.

In the manga, the fighting game part took about a year, but the original had a nice pace to it.

I only want to fight Weatheremon.

What I like is the Scorpio episode, but that’s the second season.

I understand that you want to depict various games aside from the main online one, but there are too many unnecessary detours in this…

Do we really need a Robot Battle chapter or a Fighting Game chapter?

No matter what, the Bakumatsu period will be honored.

If I don’t play fighting games, I won’t get a chair…

In manga and anime, I wish they would cut out the crappy game parts, especially the one where rich people wage a space war.

The troublesome thing is, do you need this? It’s mostly a detour that will be needed later…

Please take care of Lorisanraku-san.

The OP is just too cool with “Danger Danger” throughout all the episodes.

To be honest, I don’t care about either the Bakumatsu period or the space war.

I want to see the second installment of the real cursed prison fighting game as soon as possible.

The thing I want to see the most is the damp, humid eyes of Diplo and the spanking skit.

Do you know whose sky this is?

By the way, is the main story still not out?

I want to see the scene where Sanraku-san explains the importance of role-playing.

In novels and manga, it’s not really noticeable, but in anime, they talk a lot, so the pacing is a bit off.

There are so many scenes I want to see quickly.

You should definitely check out the detour bug game part.

When I was watching while doing something else, I couldn’t remember who the character was that resumes in Season 2.

The sense of being a bug game is interesting.

Season 1 had a lot of Shanfro theater, so I felt the story wasn’t progressing…

There are quite a few other short animations like that.

I guess it’s convenient for size adjustments.

I don’t mean to say anything negative, but scorpion-related items are a classic and very lucrative hunting ground in this kind of online game, and since it’s something only I can do due to performance reasons, there will definitely be a lot more coming in the future!

I want to see the anime Edens Zero soon.

The more I look at it, the more I think that Shanfro is a terrible game…

Just because it’s a hunting ground doesn’t mean it’s easy; there are regular strategy updates and new variants popping up all the time, you know, scorpion…

If you’re playing while casually browsing the Wiki like in an MMO, I think it’s just a terrible game.

I’m talking about you, bonito.

In the end, putting Champhro on the shitty game shelf and ending there is a common opinion among readers…

To be honest, both of those developers are crap game makers…

I think they’re making a crappy game regardless of deadlines or budget.

I think it’s definitely a great game for someone who has been playing in a silly way and has encountered lively weird mobs popping up here and there, leading to strange unique creatures.

It’s a god game that can change your life, to the point where someone gets their brain fried by Shanflo, goes to study abroad in Japan, and shows off multiple talents.

The only thing that can’t be contracted is fanfunido…

If you’re aiming for uniqueness, then as a fire-type raid boss, players should also exhibit a level of uniqueness, like bringing in bombs.

It’s good that stories unfold through relationships in real life, but…

Shouldn’t we give candy to the heroine too in the original anime?

I haven’t received any candy, but the heroine-chan is actually getting more screen time in the anime…

Seriously, there really isn’t any chance to shine at the beginning.

If you’re not someone with a compulsion for perfection, I think it’s a great game even at the forefront.