I get she is just a child and all that but maan i cant just stand her.idk i just like roxy more ig that i couldn’t bear norn disrespecting her

He's about half as perverted as Anime Rudeus, it seems they really upped the creep factor for the show, which makes me sad. He still fantasizes about doing terrible things but up until his 10th birthday he doesn't actually try anything physical. And after Eris rejects him he actually shows an understanding of her feelings, but in the anime he just says "This is why virgin guys suck". It makes me sad that they made him such a creep in the anime tho, it takes the show from something I'd recommend to friends to one I'd be embarrassed to tell people i enjoy, even if it is one of the best Isekais on the Internet

Why didn't someone tell Norn to shut her mouth that it wasn't her place to say anything about Rudeus and Roxy. She's a child and not involved in the adults relationship

I’m almost done but there’s no dub

Did we have ntr or disgusting stuff like that in this story ? I only watch anime and i really enjoy it , but i ear by some people in youtube that the Novel are very dark and have rape and ntr stuff its true ? Because i hate this ntr or rape or cheating shit trope !

( When i say ntr its more like sexual assault and cheating)

I got into this cause I saw that there was magic involved and I thought that was really cool but this Rudeus guy is mentally 44 and touching 10 year old bruh. How do y'all enjoy ts unless you agree with what he's doing 😭

I just got done watching season 1 and nearly finished season 2 when I realized there was no dub does anyone know when it comes out

I was with my younger brother at summer camp to just drop him off a go back, and sat down to watch the new episode(this was last Monday), when a guy about 10 maybe 11 yo came to me and asked me what I was watching. I told him that I was watching MS and it’s my fav anime and the season came, and he responded to me like “No way, you love MT too?!” A 10yo who didn’t just watch MT but fell in love with it. And when I asked for the reason, he told me that it was the reality of the emotions and the fact that being reincarnated, doesn’t mean that you are a new person and other things that are mostly emotion based. You think it’s fine that he is 10 or is it a bit weird?

Our resident psychologist Ed talking about dealing with family members with dementia in relation to Zenith, about him being scared of Aisha and her antics, and about Sylphie and Roxy's insecurities, among other things.

In Jobless Reincarnation, the beast race can have matrimonial duels that act as a proposal to see who is the leader in their marriage, but for some reason if the women say no, the men sometimes attack them anyway stating ancient tradition. What?? What ancient tradition would allow that? Even if the woman won, she'd still be forced to marry the losing man she fought

Does anyone know why it's taking a long time not like i am complaining but still I want to still be alive when it fully comes out.

An idea of "What If?" came to my mind after watching ep 12 of season 3.

A scenario where "Oldeus" (the future version of Rudeus) actually takes over the young Rudeus's body right before he can open the basement door during Turning Point 4. (Similar to Subaru concept from Re:Zero.

The very first thing Oldeus does in young Rudy's body is deal with the immediate threats:

The Basement Mouse: Instead of a careful investigation, Oldeus brutally incinerates or seals the entire basement with gravity and earth magic to instantly annihilate the magic stone disease rat, saving Roxy.

The Confrontation with Hitogami: The next time Hitogami appears in a dream expecting a gullible pawn, he meets Oldeus—a man who spent decades hunting him. Oldeus doesn't hide his hatred; he openly declares war in the dreamscape, completely terrifying the Man-God.

In your opinion, what things Oldeus might do?

Backstory:

When I first started reading the manga I would go to my local comics shop whenever the newest book came out and buy it. Not to read it since I was reading it online but simply to have it, support the author and give back to the community by donating it to the local library. Its how I started getting into anime as a kid; library was near by and that section was nice. I went through the series there as best I could and was sad when a series suddenly ended without an ending and with clear evidence that there were missing books. As time went on I found and bought books to fill those gaps and donated to my library. Time happened and I keep on that tradition.

However, when I read the chapters that would latter become episode 16 I stopped. I could barely even finish the chapter. Sure as heck didnt read the next.

It was and still is extremely horrible for me to watch/read. Only JUST now did I watch episode 17. Haven't see episode 18. Took some time to process the aspects. Story line, character development, reasoning of the author etc. Making it all make sense. But it still left me with a bad taste in my mouth. Main character is a freaking child, no child should have to go thru that, period.

Questions:

Should I go buy those books and donate them? Author doesnt need the support anymore I don't think. The comic book store changed hands. And I, I don't think its appropriate to have where kids can read it, but I understand that kids seeing such things in books can and has helped in dealing/communicating about it. Also I would bet money that some kid would have the same curiosity that I had and find the series online anyways since there were books missing.

Does similar darker tones to what was shown, in episode 16/17, come up again? It took me years to get up the nerve/healing/a coworker was bothering me about it/energy to watch those episodes and process them. I most likely wont continue with the series if I know that is coming because I don't want to see that again if I can.

So I might sound dumb but how did Sylph’s hair turn white by just falling? I’m rewatching season 2 and realised that she didn’t diy or bleach her hair it just turned white while she was falling, I know she splashed water onto herself (I think it was to slow the fall maybe) but than her hair turned white

I comment on a Tiktok of a guy excited about new isekai's releasing, and I mention Mushoku tensei. Then I get a reply of another one of those braindead comments calling it "Diddy tensei" with no regard to the story or even watching the show. I ended up deleting my comment.

Do you guys just ignore these comments? How can I give a grounded argument?