Sekai Saikyou no Assassin Chapter 19

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The World's Best Assassin, Reincarnated In A Different World As An Aristocrat Chapter 22.1 - 22.2 Summary

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Nov 3, 2022

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Preliminary (5/20 eps)

There are people that seem to believe this show is parody, a deconstruction of the ridiculous power fantasies of isekai-genre enjoyers. If that was the authorial intent, then they missed the mark. They missed it by a very, very long way.

This somehow manages to be a deformed mash up of a typical irony-poisoned rom-com and a real isekai offender like overlord. If it is a parody then lacks any sense of humour in its execution, somehow imagining that just being irony-poisoned would carry it through, but, what possible literary objective could you have with an irony-poisoned god who is not crippled by a soul rending ... sense of ennui?

If on the other hand it is not meant to be a parody but rather a pastiche, then it cannot be this severely irony-poisoned. The act of building a shrine to the genre and then rolling your eyes at it is just bad ineffective art.

This show is so bad that it's like an out of body experience, my suspension of disbelief is so not suspended that my very perception of the self has been projected outwards to witness myself witnessing this hot mess.

Reviewer’s Rating: 3

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Oct 19, 2022

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I came into watching "Shadow Garden" by chance when I saw a meme that resembled a gag I'd read in a cheesy isekai manga a while back (its literally this show, chapter 3, page 34, were hes scooping money off the floor), so thought heck I'm a sucker for bad writing in isekai, lets jump down the rabbit hole.

As of writing this review only 3 episodes were out, and I knew it was isekai fantasy, as it takes place in an academy format, which is a nice change from everyone being RPG adventurers heading to the local guild to pick up 4 slave girls. However ... something immediately struck me odd, was I watching the wrong show? Did I follow the wrong link? No, the setting starts pre-isekai.
Alright, that's something different at least +1 for creativity, but that's the only bonus points I'll be awarding for the 3 episodes.

I'm not sure if it's because the pacing was bad or what it was, but the first 2 episodes are just exposition dumps, you could start the series from episode 3 and it wouldn't really change much of what you know. The "jokes" (in quotations because I couldn't tell if they were meant to be jokes or deus ex machina) didn't land well or just were paced really poorly and heavily missed the punchline, or maybe they were there to establish the MC is kinda a lucky idiot?

Its actually kinda wild that you can show so many "characters" in this show, but outside the Tsundere main ladies and the standard pervy high school friends, everyone is just monotone stick up their ass, as if being bland is cool and/or edgy. I think the only thing I remember about any characters was the princess and the episode 1 classmates eyes are red, nothing else stands out.

If you include the dying part, there are 4 time skips in 2 episodes, that is way too much "and now I'm older" for the amount of none stop exposition you are blurting out.
You could watch each of these 3 episodes as an "episode 1" for a different story and they would all make sense. They have poor pacing, nothing is quite properly explained especially for the amount of exposition there is, the over arching tone is confusing is it ment to be serious with all the blood and it being R+ rated, or is it light-hearted with its standard isekai bright school uniforms, standard school tropes and really bad jokes that you almost think the characters are suffering from a form of brain difficulties.

One amusing point I found was the VA for Kirito is in this show as one of the MC's friends, when we were all expecting him to just be the MC.

All in all, I'm sure it might have potential, but I'll leave you with what I say about any show in a similar situation. If someone tells you "it gets good after you watch X amount of episodes" then its kinda bad story writing, especially when the number is double digits.

For those still interested,

~ Episode Recap, if you want the gist, without the timestamp;

~ Ep1: We introduced MC very mildly, he beats up some people and saves his classmate, then gets hit by Truck-kun (after the credits) and gets isekai'ed. Outside of now knowing our MC was a psychotic masochist in his previous life, nothing was gained in this episode.

~ Ep2: MC is now in this new world, with his new family, were hes born as a noble, no one in the family or staff or really anyone is named outside the sister.
He immediately goes back into dialogue of having to be the "background character" so he can masquerade at night as a slime coated assassin (Man just finds lots of slime clothes). During one of these endeavors he comes across and afflicted blob, in which he cures, turning into his first harem assassin follower. There is another small time skip, and the characters harem has gone above 5, all different races, all scantily dressed in skin tight slime outfits and all master assassins.
They solve the minor problem, and it ends with again, ANOTHER time skip, with MC coming of age to go to school.

~ Ep3: THIS is technically where you should be starting the story. Not only was nearly nothing explained in the previous 2 episodes, but it would have been better to have been left unexplained, until those characters came onto set.

So, MC finally comes to be attending the academy, were it starts out interesting looking, mild scenic shots look nice, a little world building wouldn't have gone astray, but after all that exposition were straight into the guts of the MC "accidentally" woo'ing the princess?
In classic nature everyone now hates MC because hes dating the academy princess.
More exposition dump with what looks like 2 people who believe the exercise is to hit the other persons sword? They do the money on the floor gag, which was entailed, mind you, it doesn't land remotely like it does in the manga followed by, you guessed it MORE EXPOSITION.
We find out, the relationship is all a ploy to escape the princess' arranged marriage. Some more talking about nothing and the princess doesn't wanna be around the MC anymore because shes a Tsundere. The episode ends with the MC being on suspicion of kidnapping her being the last known person with her.

Maybe this will lead to a more interesting story in follow up episodes? One can only hope.