Kami-tachi ni Hirowareta Otoko

I normally watch anime subbed and if I enjoy it rewatch it when full dubs out, couldn't make it through this because of females voice for main character, just stupid. Shows nice and cute but that's just too annoying for me personally.

I love this series. It is fun and endearing, filled with good-hearted people. It never fails to make me smile and feel good. It is not a complex story, but it does not need to be. It is about the rewards of kindness.

Really enjoy the storyline and the characters. Big fan of 'isekai' genre. Love this fantasy world, the adventure as well the action thought there werent that much to begin with. Soothing sound effects and great voice casts.

Felt like playing a mobile game as it involve class upgrade and running business. Recommended.

Season 2 was underwhelming. Lack actions and adventure compared to season 1. This season solely focuses on expanding ryoma's business.

The first couple of episodes are really good (9/10 stars) I must admit, but overall the whole series is a childish (5/10 stars)

It really starts strong with a well developed magic system, a well written story, a lot like an overly diluted lazy version of "that time I got reincarnated as a slime"

Unfortunately a couple of episodes in (episode 7 to be precise) it degrades into repetitive pointless manipulative nonsense the writing takes a nose dive when the plot starts hyper focusing on the business and starts going around in circles, its going nowhere.

The baby-ish voices and dialogue gets annoying, 11 years old is not that young, they gave a subpar reason but it doesn't hold up, everyone is so unreasonably polite that the story lacks any form of tension and the main character apologizes way too much for no reason.

On paper a western production company would never pick this up. There is no big drama, no over the top villain or villains and even the magic used is fairly low-key compared to a lot of anime. That's what makes BTGOTG awesome!

It's a stress free, effortless viewing experience where you want only good things for the main character and that's precisely what happens. You almost find yourself suspicious of some subsidiary characters because you're expecting one or more of them to be wolves in sheep's clothing but they aren't.

I really hope this series flourishes because watching it is a truly uplifting experience that I would recommend to anyone but particularly if, like me, you're weary of the real world and perhaps graced with depression. Watching Ryoma enjoy the life this world denied him always cheers me up.