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Fun, cute and very light. Great show to watch when you want to have a break from darker climates. Only issue I had with it is ep 10 and how they approached the topic of Kuku's singing.

Ive just finished watching 86 and reading oshi no ko, i needed an anime like that.

Typical worker Who died of tiereness, got reincarnated.

Nothing too deep, a witch killing slime for 300 years, meeting many friends and living an happy life with some everyday adventures.

A nice anime that you can watch and enjoy, even tho theres some fan service scene its still good.

The characters are well made, everyone has his own personality which brings some relief to the show.

Overall, its fun to Watch and if you feel depressed from some other show this, one will help you change your mind. And it has a good animation which makes its even more enjoyable.

Kinda good and bad. Lack action. More like a shoujo animation, which i am not a big fan but acceptable. At least something new once in a while, isnt a bad thing. Voice casts were okay, not into some of the characters design. Love the world building and lore. Its funny and big fan of the sound scores. Recommended.

A woman has been reincarnated as an immortal witch. She has been living a quiet life in the country for 300 years. She kills slimes every day to earn money, but is surprised to learn that after 300 years, even slime killing has maxed out her experience points and made her the strongest witch in the world.

Suddenly, her quiet life has become full of visitors seeking her help or challenging her to fight. She also begins to accumulate a collection of unique friends.

This show has an appearance similar to "In the Land of Leadale". This anime is a pleasant escape into a pastoral fantasy land. There is no serious violence and the "fan service" seems limited to lots of bouncing boob shots. The stories are simple and suitable for all ages.

Keep this in mind when you are in the mood for some mild escapism.

I'm generally not a fan of isekai. Series with characters from our world reincarnated in a fantastical world or transported there are often quite dull. But sometimes there's a gem among them, like "Solo Leveling" recently. I then hope that other formats also contain such a gem.

"I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level" (what a cumbersome title) is not one of those good series. The stories, which span 24 episodes over two seasons, are primitively simple. You might think they're aimed at a child audience in their simplicity, but the recurring "fan service" (more on that below), a drunk, and a certain amount of violence (albeit never exceeding comic book violence) speak against this. It's meant so seriously and is definitely aimed at both, young adult and adult audiences. Yet there's no conflict. Everything is happily resolved after a few minutes. The solutions are simple, or the protagonist simply uses her overwhelming power. The first season actually consists only of the former loner acquiring a "family," or should we say a zoo? Humanoid dragons, slime spirits, a ghost, an elf, plus friends among demons, goddesses, nature spirits, undead, and so on. At some point, the cast became so vast (and they all came back again and again) that no character could possibly develop a deeper story. If a character did develop a negative, even deep feeling like hatred, it was always resolved after a few words (or a fight). The world in which the protagonist and her Harum/zoo lived was never explained in detail. How it worked, who ultimately lived there. We didn't learn anything beyond the few places and moments where we interacted with this world. But this was always at such a low level of information that we barely knew more afterward than before, just a few new characters.

Technically, it's not much quality either. The character design is still somewhat decent, even if many of the characters seem rather boring and carelessly created. The cheap nature of the production was quickly apparent in the fact that an incredible number of scenes consisted of filmed stills. But even when there was movement, it often seemed clunky. There were clearly not too many intercutting frames. It didn't end with the animation, though. The sound design is also really bad. It happened quite often that images suggested loud noises, but silence prevailed. Sounds were often too quiet, as were the vocal interludes.

Maybe I'm just the wrong target audience. Perhaps the series isn't intended for men at all. Men don't appear that well anyway. Unless they were shown as perverts, debauchers, or violent criminals in a few appearances, they were merely "background noise." To be honest, so were almost all human women. Why, then, the almost exclusively underage female protagonists are repeatedly portrayed in a sexualized form - I don't know. I can't imagine that the female audience likes that. Showing off "big boobs" or being as "kawaii" as possible. That can't be it. Even if the fan service was comparatively "subtle," meaning it fortunately had some graphic and verbal boundaries, it still gave me a stomach ache every now and then. It often went well beyond the typical lolicon innuendo. The fact that there are the usual bathing scenes on the beach and the attempts to knead the breasts of the "better-endowed" young ladies can be classified as "self-evident."

The low point was episode 2.7, in which the main character's (adopted) twin daughters hold a wedding ceremony. Mind you, they marry each other. What kind of sick mind comes up with something like that? There are really many good anime series that end after the standard 12 episodes of a season despite having a lot of potential. Why this really bad one got a second season - I don't understand.

This is just another fan service type of anime. It starts out regular and then after a few episodes it just gets weird like a teenage fantasy. The stories are also shallow and boring. I don't even know who a series like this is targeted after. It's not a good animie. It's shallow.

If you want to watch a shallow anime about fan service this is your poison. Really nothing much else to say. The series has no real plot or danger. Every episode is just the main character meeting a new girl to as to her fan service harem. That's about it. Watch it if you want to waste your life. I wish I could get my time back.

I thought this show would have at least a 7.5 rating! It ended on the day I am reviewing this, and I can honestly say that I enjoyed each and every episode in this show. In some moe shows, it just gets boring after a while, but even after watching it 12 weeks in a row I still really liked it. There were funny jokes, fun adventures, and a great cast of characters! Sure, this show isn't too deep, but that's not the point. This is a show that you can watch anytime, anywhere, and it makes you happy no matter what. It's almost impossible not to be happy watching it. Out of the around 12 different anime I watched every week during the spring anime season, this was in the top 4 of the ones I looked the most forward to. I have no idea who is rating this show so low, and I would like to have a word with them. Please give it a try!

There is no annoying behaviour scenes or episodes. All 12 episodes are decent. Peaceful anime.

The episodes run multiple plots really quick and keeps you entertained.

Its fun and comical. I like this anime better than Konosuba, its a shorter series and packs the punch.

The only thing I would like to see in addition is some male characters, as season 1 has only female characters.

Animation and sound tracks are great.

Azusa Aizawa is a hard working office worker; at least she was until she died of overwork. She is reincarnated as an immortal witch, and determines to take life easy this time. She makes a basic living doing as little as possible; this involves killing a few slimes each day. They may be the weakest creatures in the land but after doing this for three hundred years she gains amazing powers... greater than any adventurer. When others learn just how powerful she is she gets a lot more attention. This includes a dragon who challenges her. Azusa defeats the dragon, who returns in the form of a young girl named Laika who asks to be her apprentice. This is just the first addition to Azusa's household; there will be plenty more before the series is over.

I rather enjoyed this series; there may have been a lot of Isekai series lately but that isn't a problem when quite a few of them have been pretty good. This one has a fairly gentle pace but it still has some enjoyable action; which often leads to a threat becoming a new friend. The characters are likeable so it is fun to spend time with them. I can't recall any material viewers might find offensive; there is some mild fan service but not too much, and even then it is played for laughs. Overall I'd certainly recommend this to any anime fan wanting something relaxing to watch.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

If u want to relax and enjoy some comedy then I'll suggest u this anime. Its a decent anime.

I just scrolling through my phone and found this amazing anime. The title was good so i thought to give it a try and it was worth it. Don't know why it has 6.4 rating i thought it shoulb be atleast 7.5.

But i will give it a 10/10 rating. This anime deserves it.

No episode is boring.... There is a little bit of fighting also.

Comedy is good and world building is also great.

Waiting for 2nd season it has been announced but not sure when it will be released. Overall the anime is great and i enjoyed every second of it.