Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash
Hai to Gensou no Grimgar
A group of teenagers wake up in the fantasy town of Grimgar with no memory of who they were before. The strong candidates form one party. The leftovers — the cleric Manato, the timid thief Haruhiro, the cheerful hunter Yume, the shy mage Shihoru, the gentle warrior Mogzo, and the obnoxious dark knight Ranta — form another. The series is the first months of that party learning how to coordinate a kill on a single goblin, the first time one of them dies and stays dead, and the question of what people who can't remember who they were are supposed to want to become.
- 100
Grimgar is a 10/10 realistic take on issekai, and one of a kind in that sense. A must watch from me.
VenerableBook100I recommend this if you want a see, how a characters develop, relaxing vibes, and thrilling fights!
A masterpiece that delivers great character development and a believable fantasy world.
- 90
[Non Spoiler] - What is experience really?
- 80
"I am different from the person I was yesterday."
Learning to find oneself in a confusing world
The thinking man's harem/ecchi show
- 74
An isekai where you follow the B team rather than A team. Good character progression, story and animation quality.
- 70
A boldly "realistic" rendition of isekai reveals the shortcomings of the genre as well as Tolkienesque fantasy
- 65
_Hai to Gensou Grimgar_ had beautiful art, terrible pacing, and average execution.
