Even Given the Worthless "Appraiser" Class, I'm Actually the Strongest

Is a awesome new anime the storyline is captivating and the character are good and well developed the animation is decent and last but not the least the protagonist it's background stroy is kind of typical but I still I like it so atleast he's watchable compared to the protagonist of bogus skill fruitmaster. I like the concept of this anime since it actually bring out the full potential of his Appraiser skill I have seen anime similar to this but their protagonist is kinda of booring to watch. This show has some awesome fight scenes that keep the interest keep going So I recommend you to watch this anime.

The anime does a pretty good job and delivers what it promises. The class system is explained thoroughly and is clear in showing that our main character, Ein, is in fact at the bottom. He pretty quickly turns this around when he makes new allies and gets pushed to the brink while training kind of like Tanjiro in Demon Slayer.

They made the acquisition of skills feel akin to Tensei/Reincarnated as a slime and while it isn't as exciting, it does feel like the MC earns their abilities and makes it satisfying. Well besides the cheating death with world tree tears part, but it isn't a huge issue. The combat is additionally pretty well animated and the cast is great and the characters all feel alive. I like the antagonists so far in Zoid, Jolene, and Echidna.

I am excited to see where it goes and each week's episode feels worth the watch. It may not be knocking it out of the park, but it's good in its own rite!

"Even Given the Worthless 'Appraiser' Class, I'm Actually the Strongest" is a captivating new anime that has garnered positive attention for its engaging storyline and character development. The series follows Ein, who, despite being assigned the seemingly insignificant role of 'Appraiser' in a world where one's job defines their destiny, uncovers hidden strengths that propel him to unexpected heights. This narrative of an underdog rising to prominence mirrors themes found in "Solo Leveling," where the protagonist evolves from the weakest to the strongest through unforeseen abilities. Fans of "Solo Leveling" will appreciate the similar journey of empowerment and discovery in this series.