Are there other fantasy/isekai animes or mangas that follow a group of people struggling to adapt to a new world/new circumstances while having interesting adventures?
I have yet to find one that scratches the itch the way Grimgar does, they seem to mostly be about one overpowered MC.
The one with a girl that gets isekai'd into a spider starts like that, but then it goes full Slime-dude.
I'm almost sure I know a series like that but I just can't remember the name.
I very much enjoyed the first half of spider girl cave adventures for that reason.
Let me know if you remember the series!
Literally all isekai before sao. Back when it was actually called "Adventure"
I like Nobunaga no Chef
Jura Tripper
MonColle Knights
Time Travel Tondekeman
Monster Rancher
Some Doreamon episodes
and so on.
Everything before 2012, really
Have you tried watching a show made before the year 2000.
Used to be all of isekai was less about cheat hax and game references and more about proper fantasy adventure.
El Hazard
Cooking with Wild Game is one guy, but he has no magic or hax at all. Just comfy barbarian village drama.
It's actually rather rare, if you think about it. I think the 'party' as a concept is more a Western thing (i.e. Narnia, DIE).
>Grimgar
S2 never. This world fucking sucks.
they'll make it eventually, right?
Japan is just slow with season 2 releases, right?
>animes
>mangas
It's shit anyway.
I heard the small purple girl becomes a yandere
Goes to shit really quick after S1 ended anway.
sorry senpai it was neat but it was honestly just seasonal trash like goblin slayer even though slayer was more metal
Could I get a quick rundown? Lost track when the translators of the LNs ducked behind a paywall. Last I remember reading was them finding a gate to another world and Ranta leaving to join some gang or some shit.
try to stop me gourmet faggot
where are the unicorns
That's one of those stories where being isekai'd is just riding the bandwagon and didn't serve shit since they were amnesia'd anyway.
I thought it was a good way to create a group of people who have no one but each other in an unfamiliar environment even if they don't always get along. But other than that yeah it doesn't make much use of the isekai premise.
>he didn't like suicidal Haruhito
They have been going through different worlds several volumes straight, if someone told me they died on chapter one and went to limbo i would belive them.
I thought them being in Grimgar was them being in limbo already.
Is Mery fucking dead?
So many good anime, robbed of S2
Question - does it have to be a group of people, or can it be a single person?
Off the top of my head
>Dunbine
>Wataru
>Rayearth
>Fushigi Yuugi
>Inuyasha
>Are there other fantasy/isekai animes or mangas that follow a group of people struggling to adapt to a new world/new circumstances while having interesting adventures?
Yes.
>mangas
Fuck off with your rec thread cancer faggot.