This should not exist and has split the community, showing that many prejudices are true and we live in a really, really bad age. This Anime should not exist so hard, and those that defended it, embarassed themselves so hard; its outright stunning.
I'm more confused as to why he kept them both with pink hair. Like, you're trying to keep their true identities *hidden*, right? Is Pink hair that common in this world that it isn't gonna be a red flag to people looking for them? "Hey those two girls both have pink hair! And their heights about line up with the missing princesses! You think that's them?" "Nah, can't be! The faces aren't quite right. And surely, the Hero of Healing, who can use magic to change his own face, wouldn't use that power on anyone else!"
To be fair, how often do girls in these shows have different face structures? Other then hair and eyes, how often do anything have something different between each other.
it wasnt just eye color. the eye shape was changed, Freia has drooping eyes now. her chest is smaller shes covered up too, idk about her sister, how they hold themselves and the way they act. at most only Sword Hero Blade would might of known who she was, as she was fucking Thirsty as fuck for her.
Most people forget that Elfen Lied is also an example of a revenge story, as well as one of redemption and finding peace even when the entire world is against you.
@@henriquebecker4453 Maybe I was wrong, but the way how Lucy killed all the kids in that school who killed her dog. That was kinda a revenge moment, as well as some parts where Lucy went crazy and killed everyone. But that was just now I looked at it.
@@henriquebecker4453 It's been a while since I say Elfen Lied, but if I recall correctly, at the start Lucy killed a large portion of people based on revenge. Revenge for the puppy, revenge for being lied to, revenge for being abused, revenge against people who loved their children when she had nobody. The first act of that story was nothing but revenge against everything that existed.
@@John_Stephens43 Its kind of hard to explain but I think a big difference between the two is the context, I think. Like in Elfen Lied its supposed to be all horrible, but in this it just seems to take joy in all this horror like this is greatest thing ever. I don't know man maybe someone can explain it better.
Not sure that realy applies here though. While it’s accurate that phrase usually implies that they have some kind of gradual moral shift of their own accord, rather than having you personality twisted intentionally by another
@@AllYourPals Agreed. I’m also weirded out with his choices. Keyaru: “I was abused and messed up. So now that I’ve gone back in time, I won’t use my power creatively to avoid abuse, but allow it to happen again so I can kill my enemies.” Me: “Why...?!”
@@kingnamor7777 Ha, Shield Hero! But no lie, if there is a Support Character that is crucial for you to survive, don’t piss the shit outta them. Much like how in SMT Nocturne, you don’t piss away the support skills (not just healing) because they have great significance in your survival.
@@Cross177 True dat👏🏿. Rising of the shield hero is one my favorite Isekai anime of all time. Talk shit to the healer or tank. He or she will think twice about saving your character life.
@@bsinita_wokeone Their show is right here on TH-cam. Lol Just like the DMT Infinity show is here on TH-cam and on Cocoscope(.com) where unlike TH-cam, they don't censor content creators, shadow ban you, or delete your videos without GENUINELY justified reasons such as smoking Crack on camera. Lol Truly an underated platform..! ✌️
This just be my personal opinion but I think women tend to prefer a story oriented shows with cliffhangers than the one adventure per one episode kind of thing. Kind of why I liked I like assassination classroom more than Saiki K, though the humour is very similar. I think interspecies reviewers is great though. I do watch it sporadically. I did give up on redo after a few episodes. Not because of the violence per se. More because the MC feels almost inhuman. Everything he does is a means to an end. Those kind of characters make me uncomfortable. Kind of why I'm hesitant about watching classroom of the elite despite it having a very interesting plot.
I haven’t watched either show, nor do I desire to. However, I think it was just a very vocal minority that was hating on ISR, especially since it was a popular and talked about comedy. I never actually saw that much hate for it as a show as it was mostly random people complaining that it was so ‘ecchi’. Whereas I think more people knew what they were getting into with Redo and there was way less random people on Twitter overhearing something and deciding to attack it. Same with Shield Hero, I only saw a very vocal minority complaining, yet lots of men and women gave the show a lot of views and an active fandom
As a female I seriously want to find that hard to believe (I personally loved Interspecies Reviewers and thought this show was a pile of hot garbage) but then again reality sucks...
@@cass6082 Honestly people who review/respond without watching are irritating. They did the same with Uzaki-chan. Also, Shield Hero also got flack? Why? Because of the slavery thing? Or because Raph was supposedly a loli? Because none of that's really a thing if you see the show in it's entirety. People are wierd.
@@sarafontanini7051 my guess is Seven Mortal Sins and School Days I don't think even Issei would do what the protagonist of THIS ANIME does to his enemies, the Harem King to be respects his ladies too much, thank Satan polyamory isn't taboo in that universe, otherwise Issei wouldn't have several awesome kids from THE FUTURE
@@erichfiedler1481 yeah school days has the infamous dark ending and seven mrotal sins have bad people as protags who do terrible sexual things even though ony one of them is supposed to be based around lsut
So long story short, I should never watch anything that studio produces. (I'm saying this because I've avoided all three of those anime knowing full well that all three of them aren't my cup of tea. Same with Redo of healer.)
@@Enchie Quite true. For instance, one guy going on a murder spree killing billions of innocence in an attempt to kill a single person is NOT a good idea.
And the thing is you can blame the main guy here but dude serious what’s your plan with your harem will he honestly love them one day tell them the truth about everything one day
@@elpopman2055 the simple answer is trend. Sometime the majority often follow weird thing that became for them is trend and prove through out the year. Just FYI to know the real reason.
3:02 So this was done by the same studio that did High school DxD, Seven Mortal Sins, and School days! Ya know so much is starting to make sense now...
I'd never heard of Redo of Healer before this anime and my friends basically told me it was a revenge fantasy a la Count of Monte Cristo (otherwise known as my favorite piece of literature ever).... and people still wonder why I have trust issues...
The writing for Redo is honestly cringe. - Every character has "I r@pe" as a personality trait. -Deus Ex Machina Galore -No sense of character development. -Every villain is the exact same. -The overuse of elements to serve as a shock value and fanservice. -The laughably cringe dialogue. -Lack of Worldbuilding. And people say that Keyarga is a better protagonist than Guts. Hilarious.
Count of Monte Cristo and To Kill a Mockingbird are the only books I had to read back in high school that I actually liked. I still remember a lot about both and that was about 15 years ago. That's the sign of a good story right there.
@@SpideyfanX Yeah I agree I read the manga and watched the anime of the dialogue is very over the top and at times cringe. Also there’s no way in hell Keyaru is better then Guts cuz Guts is a literal legend when it comes to a character set out for revenge and actually has development. Other then that me personally I enjoyed Redo Of healer and that’s it.
Let me put it you you this way Keyaru made Flare into his pet dog the same way she did to him and gave her a new toy in the form of norm. Major psychological torment from Keyaru who knows how to break people. Cant say I agree with his methods but I do love how sadistic he is.
I treat this series as a deep fried twinkie: you think it'd be great to try, you enjoy it in the moment, and then you leave wondering what the hell you subjected yourself to. All the while knowing you'd try it again if more was offered (in this case, a second season or an OVA).
@@Abrams6578 yeah, when their best work is a story about a teenager who dies and comes back to life as a demon and wants to become the harem king, you know there's anime lower than that
You know, considering 50 shades of grey and twilight...maybe it isn't so surprising more women watch this than men. Not that helps in understanding why tho.....lol
It's called "smut" and it has been a thing since the dawn of time^^ And whilst men definitely engage with it as well, it still is mostly a female territory. They might feign "offense" and "disgust" on Twatter, but they're usually the ones that actually watch stuff like this, because it's "taboo" - which in turn, makes it exiting.
Maybe what we've been told is a lie, and women actually do want some big controlling asshole who treats them like shit, stalks them, kidnaps them, and abuses them... At least, that's what we're all going to start believing if smut like 50 shades keeps getting popular.
@@jeramahia123 It is more like taboo fantasies have been popular for a long time. It is less than they want it to happen and more that they want to imagine it to happen. It is just like most guys know that having a harem in real life would more trouble than they are worth. However, in fiction they are appealing. Does that make sense?
@@jeramahia123 I mean, having a fetish for something and actually having to deal with abusive relationships are two different things. Lots of things sound great in theory but would go terrible if people actually tried to do it.
13:19 I can explain that! They didn't adapt that scene very well. In the manga it was more clearly explained that Hawkeye was able to sense Keyaru's murderous intent, so he was more scared of getting caught and Hawkeye trying to attack him with backup while he wasn't prepared then of hawkeye just being there. There were quite a few things in the anime that weren't properly explained, honestly.
Yep, it isn't for everyone. I mostly watched it to see where it's going, and still reading the manga every now and then. And the best part of these (What am I Watching), to me at least, is always the end clips.
@@ddjsoyenby agreee from what i have heard the demon king is like the ONLY actually likeable character so the ONLY ending i'd accept is if Keyaru and his cohorts end up dying or imprisoned for being psychopaths while the demon king ensures they're duly punished.
@@sarafontanini7051 well......, I'm a little bit far into the web novel? light novel? not sure, and sadly he is slowly but surely making the demon king one of his sex bitches
I hope Robyn does a “What the Hell am I Watching?” For Pretty Boy Detective Club when it’s finished. With every new episode, Im left asking myself that question. I mean, it’s not bad or disturbing, it’s not even that weird compared to some other anime, but after every episode I’m left sitting there going “what the hell was that? What did I just witness?” I mean I know it’s aesthetic above all else but it’s so damn hilariously weird
@@codysonic1 I still haven’t quite figured that out. But to simplify (and without major spoiler)...On the eve before her fourteenth birthday a young girl is on the roof of the school stargazing. When she was a child she saw a beautiful and unique star in the sky but hasn’t been able to find it since and often goes out to try and find it, she made a promise to her parents that if she can’t find it before she turns 14 she will give up her obsession with it. She bumps into a strange young man (and nearly falls off the roof) who is obsessed with all things aesthetic and beautiful. She tells him about the missing star and he tells her to come to “The Detective Club”, it turns out that in this very fancy elite school, that they attend, is a secret club run by this pretty boy, it’s made up of a bunch of attractive young men who each have some unique skill-set for solving mysteries and they agree to help her try and find her missing star within 24 hours. I won’t spoil what happened there but things only got more wild from that first plot with random secret agents, hidden casinos and weird mysteries. However it’s incredibly uniquely composed with random camera angles, art-style changes and “Aesthetic” shots. Perfect if you love animation or interesting art styles but a bit weird to follow if youre after the plot because I can’t say that the cases or the way that they’re solved alway make sense, it’s a bit surreal. Think “Ouran Highschool Host-Club on LSD”
I thought I’d be ultra-mega triggered watching the anime, but when I did I just thought: “How is this not a hentai? This should’ve just been a hentai.”
In other words sit back and enjoy the show. We're all adults here people so let's act like mature adults when watching this super ecchi/harem/Hentai anime.
This is a world where "healing" magic can: reshape flesh, change genders, erase memories, and... disintegrate metal? (One of these things is not like the others...) BUT: It *can't* revive his mother-figure?!
Dude, you missed the best one. Robyn skipped over this, but when he used the Philosopher's stone to go back in time? He said he was HEALING the WORLD. As if the very cosmos themselves agreed that what happened to him could not be allowed to stand, so he must "heal" the timeline. So yeah, this mother fucker can "heal" the very fabric of space-time, but not his mommy.
*I'm not trying to sound like a sadist (becauce i know that's what it looks like) but the torture scene was G L O R I O U S.* *It gave me the same satisfaction as Malty being forced to tell the truth from Shield Hero.* *I just love seeing evil people getting, as a certain sad clown would say, "what they f-ing deserve."*
To me it didn't feel the same. The revenge was rushed, like they wanted to move as fast as they could to the sex. And they ruin it anyway by erasing her memories. Opposite of Malty because At least there was build up to it and she has to live with hating her new name.
While I'll admit there are some over-the-top elements to Redo of Healer, I can appreciate the no Fs given to tell this story. This anime will not be some long remembered classic, but it doesn't have to be. So long as it can find elements that entertain its viewers then I don't see why it shouldn't exist and I am curious to see what will happen to the Bullet Hero and the rest if and when this gets a second season.
@@desmondmalone438 Have you tried a punching bag? ...and a good therapist? In all seriousness revenge is ultimately a hollow pursuit. Perhaps you could even compare it to a drug addiction. One of the themes of the 90's Batman movies and was actually spelled out in Batman Forever, is that revenge will not bring back what was lost. Batman got his revenge in the the '89 Batman movie, but it did not bring him solace. As he explains to Dick in Batman Forever, once you've gotten your revenge you still feel hollow so you seek out someone else to avenge yourself upon and another and another and you'll still untimely be left with nothing. It won't fill that void.
@@Canadamus_Prime Yeah but at the same time you still don’t want these evil people to just roam free and continue screwing innocent people over and never suffer from their actions.
The thing about the "Redo of Healer" is that it could have been a lot better. It sets up a lot of interesting things but then fails to execute. For example, the character of Flare. She starts off as basically Malty 2.0 but after having her memory erased she turns into the kindest character in the show. Keyaru didn't actually do anything to alter her personality, he just made it so that she can't remember who she is. This never gets explored.
I think the reason why he was afraid of Hawkeye was because he's a wild card or in other words he did not torture keyaru so he doesn't know what he is capable of
A very fair and honest review of this series. I too enjoyed it for the same reasons you did. It's a shame though we'll never get an English translation of the manga or the light novels, or an official English subtitled Blu-ray release of the series.
I'll be honest (and yes I am hoping for conversation on this topic so feel free to reply everyone), I was expecting one thing from this anime after a friend recommended the manga to me (because I am a Shield hero fan) and I got through the first few issues - a detailed revenge fantasy that explored not just what it did to Keyaru but also what kind of world would be left in his wake. The Count of Monte Cristo was exactly what was running through my mind. Genre-awareness wasn't a factor for me because Japan isn't America, so I wasn't ready to dismiss a work as having no redeeming value or greater message on the basis of its theme, subject matter, author, audience or medium. I truly wondered if Redo of Healer could be a contemporary take on a medieval morality play or even a Greek tragedy (the way it could be argued the first God of War game was). From the start it was obvious the series wasn't going to pull punches, and because it's classified as an anime, not a hentai, there would (or should?) be an expectation that there was a unifying narrative holding the story together. Keyaru was going to 'win', that much was obvious. His enemies would be killed or transformed into his service - also pretty much a given. The devil in the detail would be if the series would genuinely explore the consequences of his actions. Season 2 isn't out and the manga is nowhere near done but I think I'm safe concluding to my disappointment that it won't. It isn't that Keyaru won't be destroyed or killed in the end. he may be. And it isn't that he's unscathed - the man started psychologically broken, a danger to himself and everyone around him that nobody genuinely believes is a hero - Flare and Norn are brainwashed (and I use that term because it's the closest approximation), Kureha is deceived, Eve is in an alliance of necessity, Setsuna is loyal to her tribe and morally indifferent. The flaw in the story is that Keyaru is, in every meaningful way, happy in his madness. Not satisfied or content, genuinely happy: His relationship with his harem is fulfilling because his brainwashing is perfect and the (shallow?) personalities he has created for his victims are all he genuinely needs. He needn't suffer financial hardships because his skills make him wealthy. He doesn't need to suffer social consequences because his abilities grant him the power and freedom to go anywhere, do anything, and transform himself into a new identity if he so desires. Keyaru can act with utter impunity because he can avoid every consequence of his actions; he avoids being alone, unloved, ostracized, financially insolvent, or personally unfulfilled. The only true consequences he's suffered in the series are the death of his mother figure and the massacre of his village - the latter of which never really affected him. The former, well... that took a grand total of one night passing (doing what he usually does) for him to cope with it. The only way he's going to lose is either an apocalyptic-scale attack (we're talking final Kamehameha or Blood Sacrifice here) or being murdered in his sleep; neither of which satisfies a character arc. And then there's that bloody self-righteousness, the delusion that not only is Keyaru avenging himself but that he's actually doing something good and necessary. That the kingdom and the world will be a better place once he's finished his tasks. The series appears on track to present that narrative. A black and white morality is something I can work with in anime. With it's implicit endgame goal of changing the world, Redo of Healer appears to building toward a final resolution. It's not 'good prevails over evil' cliché, and it's not 'evil wins because good is dumb' trope. Redo of Healer's world appears to push the message 'in this world there is an overwhelming excess of evil, and good can only come about when one particular evil gains an ascendancy, a monopoly, and all are forced to conform to that evil's worldview.' At that point my suspension of disbelief has had enough. I stuck to the series because it had the potential to tell an interesting story. I am disappointed because it didn't. I'm not offended, butthurt or outraged by it, nor do I think it lived up to or failed to justify its hype. In all, it's not so bad and it didn't disappoint me so much that I am done with the series - if and when S2 comes out I will watch it. But in the end it'll occupy a very small part of my memory and, in five years, if I forget about it very little of value will be lost. As either a series that had the potential to tell a strong story, or a series that was just an H anime with a twist.
Saying that Kureha is deceived is debatable. I mean, she'd been deceived by her own country for years. Kearu uncovered that deception for her and showed her who her king really was, and what her country was really doing. Sure, he was deceitful regarding his kidnapping and brainwashing of Flare, but he also wasn't really lying about his goals. He just didn't tell her the true reasoning behind his goals. As for Setsuna (who is best girl, btw), Kearu gave her a chance to overcome her own weakness. Setsuna is a warrior who was destined to remain hopelessly weak because of her low level cap. Kearu is working to increase that level cap of hers, allowing her to become stronger and stronger. She willingly became his slave because he saved her village and helped her get stronger. It's not so much that she's morally indifferent, but that she has seen the evil of men and of the kingdom. She may not have been broken nearly as much as Kearu was, but she is still a bit broken. When Kearu left the decision of whether to convert the poison in the town's water source into a cure or to strengthen the poison, she chose to have him turn it into a cure because she didn't want innocent people to suffer unnecessarily. As far as Eve is concerned, I'll agree that it *did* start out as an alliance of necessity for her, but it has evolved past that. I haven't watched the anime yet, so I don't know how far it actually got, but I've been keeping up with the manga and started reading the light novels. While their relationship did start out as "he saved her life and kept her alive," it quickly became more than that for Eve. He gave her the resolve to move forward and try to make actual change, whereas before she had just been running and hiding. Kearu helped Eve overcome her fear and gain some resolve, making her stronger in the process (emotionally and experience-wise, as her level cap is already insanely high). There is also a situation for Eve similar to Setsuna's that he helps with. Admittedly, Kearu mostly helps Setsuna and Eve for his own ends, but he does do a lot to earn their trust and loyalty. He is very much the type of person that does the right things, but for the wrong (or at least not right) reasons.
@@EpyonRules We're probably going to be talking past each other a little because you've not seen the anime and I've never read the light novels (I finished the anime, I'm at 35.1 of the manga) but for the most part the anime is the same as the manga (arguably toned down in parts and very abridged) so hopefully any differences will be minor. In hindsight Kureha is a special case. Because she's a swordsman from a prestigious family clan who was presented to the king himself, she has to be a noble. Because her flashbacks have her training and fighting alone, she must be a sort of monster or demon hunter and not the leader of a group of hunters or the general of an army. So she's been isolated with a very narrowly focused life from the start. In some ways that makes her situation worse than my initial assessment because then she's not a person with independence and agency like Hawkeye, she's just a tool deployed by the princesses or king as needed just like the heroes. Norn once dismissed Flare as a weapon of magical mass destruction - a similar description could apply to Kureha. So she is still deceived by Keyaru because he treats her the same way the kingdom did: they present themselves as heroic, their struggle as necessary, and allow her to play the role of noble avenger and defender. The kingdom only wanted her as a great demon slayer. Keyaru already got most of the use he wanted out of her by leeching Clyret-style swordsmanship from her, now she serves as his spy and informant and (because he did modify her for this task) his concubine. Because the alteration isn't total she's somewhere on the scale between the enslaved Flare and Norn on one extreme and the untouched Eve on the other, but she's not empowered or self-actualized and she's not really free.
@@mandragoradravgis He didn't *actually* "modify" her at all, though (unless you count "gifted" but factual memories as modification). He administered a powerful aphrodisiac during their fight because he had no other path to survival and gave her some selected memories to show her the kingdom's dark side. He then fed her a few lies and half-truths, along with some actual truths, before realizing that she was still under the effects of the aphrodisiac. Kureha, inexperienced as she was in the ways of the world and with her own body, wanted some "action" that Kearu was all too happy to give her. He somewhat stealthily administered more aphrodisiac in the hopes that it would make her attached to him, and to say that it did would be an understatement. He *might* have used a bit of magic to enhance its efficacy, but I don't remember if he did or not. The aphrodisiac greatly increased her pleasure, which Kureha, who had no experience with men (or women, for that matter), [confused with/equated to] love. He didn't actually mess with her personality or her own memories at all; he simply relied on the fact that she had a sheltered, combat-focused life. Kearu *did* consider brainwashing Kureha into blind obedience, but he decided against it because he both didn't want to inflict that punishment on someone who didn't deserve it and because he valued her too much and didn't want to screw anything up or mess with her personality. He didn't want to use any brainwashing techniques to win her over unless absolutely necessary.
My boyfriend suggested it to me knowing I have morbid tastes. I read the first episode summary, and it is _intense._ That much material is normally spaced over the course of a season or two, so a show that crams all that into the first episode definitely has my attention. I haven't watched it yet because I haven't been in a morbid mood, but I think I will now.
@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 I've watched a few episodes. I like that it shows aspects of slavery rarely seen in anime and its creativity with the protagonist's healing power. I only stopped because I got tired of high fantasy European settings. I'll get back to it eventually.
Yes, thank you, Robyn. :3 That was a really nice review of the show without using the "scandalistic card" - i can't hear that anymore for clickbait reasons. Revenge is served cold with lots of ice. lots lots of ice. :D I had a fun ride with this show. But I've would liked to see more about Keyaru's powers in detail. Sure, healing and anti-healing is his main thing and he got some neet sword skills and a big alchemy brain. But he could surely do more with it I think. :3 (And how he knew about to gain his cool eye ability would be nice.)
Yeah that one of my main issues with it, his healing could have been written better and how he knew about the all seeing eye could have been explained a bit.
@@EpyonRules but he was mind fucked a lot by his brother which, yes, isn’t as bad as a what keyaru went through. Proves my point on Sasuke being a whiny little bitch
One time the in the overlord reddit they started talking about this show, they saw it for what it was. However to say the OP downplayed what happened to the mc is a big understatement.
@@ddjsoyenby oh I agree there was just something about how the oc downplayed what happened to the mc threw me off. They described it as "they were mean to him"
The guy is going up against a legit rape culture (I don’t really have another word for it) one which seemed to be validated and endorsed by the actions of the royal family and they agents of the state aka the military. They literally have magic that is used for rape not just a drug which can be used for rape. A more cleaver person than myself could make the argument that this is a criticism/self reflection of the actions the Japanese governments actions in the Korean Peninsula but I’m too lazy.
@@Leonidas1210vc an asinine amount of rape women were forced by the Japanese military to become “comfort women” the inside not is more well known about with Korean women but they forced woman at “gunpoint” who were anywhere where their military occupied the range of women unwillingly pressed into sex slavery by the military during the Second World War. The number of women forced to provide sex for Japanese soldiers is estimated at around 200,000 women a large number of them were Korean women but that did not limit them to only Korean women estimates of around 400 women of European dissent were also victimized in this incident (Australian and from the Netherlands) from Berma to Taiwan the Philippines even to China anywhere where he Japanese military was able to exert influence was a source for these women. Are also the war crimes involving the murders vomited by the Japanese military from slavery to produce arisaka rifles along with other equipment during the war to murder of multiple people including pow ranging from 3000000 to numbers which are near to 10000000 people. These incidents were like the scenes from this anime scarily mirror what happened (to a much less visceral degree)
Spoilers: In the manga from what I've read, the Sword Hero was mostly brawn and little brain. She little to no technique. Hawkeye was one of three well known soldiers in the kingdom and had the ability to kill Keyaru. Considering he's an experienced solider with loads of training it makes sense.
Hawkeye in the manga came the closest to actually winning. Had the mc not had the holy relic hawkeye would have won. The manga did a way better job overall but i enjoyed the anime.
Hawkeye was also able to sense Kearu's killing intent from, like, half the town away. And still see his face well enough to recognize him when meeting him in a shop. (It may have been slightly different in the anime, as I haven't watched it yet, so my knowledge comes from the manga and first 3 volumes of the LN.)
@@squirlking2 Yeah, his holy weapon made that encounter all sorts of weird, at least in the manga and LN. Yeah, the auto-heal was important to his victory, but the range extension on his Corruption skill (or whatever they called it in the anime) should still have made Hawkeye a walk in the park to beat. Like, 1 meter? Really? You're definitely gonna be within that range, just sitting in the same carriage! I don't understand why Kearu dragged out that fight as long as he did. Also, I way prefer the ring form his weapon took on in the manga over the gauntlet form in the LN and anime. Makes way more sense for it to be a ring, as one of his main concerns was that it needed to be something that he always had equipped, and a gauntlet like that would be in the way while increasing Setsuna's level cap.
@@EpyonRules I also liked the manga having a ring. It makes it harder for hawkeye to know whats healing him. In the manga as they where in the carriage they where actually hitting each other faster then norn could see. But the auto heal was more then the damage hawkeye was doing. Hawkeye knew he needed to strike one big finishing blow but not get into the mcs reach. When he made his move he almost beheaded the mc if it weren't for his arm taking a massive portion of the blow. And at that point it was over. Hawkeye realized he lost and the holy armament was a ring. He complimented the mc on a well played fight and died. overall the manga does a way better job with the fights and really giving us way more details. Not to say the anime was bad i am hoping to see a season 2.
Personally for me, bad writing, one dimensional characters and overindulgent torture/misery porn scenes create an anime that I cannot stand. If it was better written and there was more build up and tension, I would have probably kept watching. But hey, at least we have Goblin Slayer and Rising of Shield Hero. And Gankutsuou, cause Gankutsuou is amazing and more people should watch it.
@@danielalmeida7382 yeah, like I've been saying it's as graphic as Goblin Slayer/ GS ep1 but on repeat. Not as bloody and Gorey as ur could be and it doesn't show enough to put it in pron territory.
@@EpyonRules I've heard that it goes into more details than in the anime, and someone in the comments section pointed out that there weren't as many xex scenes compared to the anime, sooo yeah.
Like Robyn said, "You get used to it." After a certain point the obligatory quasi-consensual (one of the participants is likely brainwashed by Keyaru) MFF threesome each episode is pretty tame. I even devised a bit of a drinking game for the more edgier stuff. And to be totally honest, this is the kind of shizz my fourteen year old self would have written...then I hit senior year of high school and started growing up.
The thing that really gets me about this show is how anime moral guardian extremists went nuts over claims that Rising of Shield Hero had all of this nastiness, but then Redo of Healer comes along and actually contains that exact nastiness... SILENCE from those same people.
@@jtlovescodelyoko I don't count it until it gets to level worse than every anime gets just for being anime. Redo's gotten little if any more than that. At least Sentai hasn't pussed out on it like Funi did with IR, though.
@@FormulaFox I think they're staying mostly quiet because of the severity of abuse towards the MC. They can't defend the abusive women because they're so horrible that it would damage their agenda, but they can't condemn them because of their own pride and zeal, so they stay quiet for the most part. Sure, what the MC's doing is bad, there's no defending that, but there's no defending those who pushed him over the edge either.
@@noahwilson3809 Under normal circumstances they would attack the creators for daring to make a female character that irredeemably awful. They did it with Shield Hero after their initial bullshit backfired on them they and they continue to criticize the series to this day for it.
Redo of Healer isn't the best, it isn't the worse. Over the top... YES! Definitely not Tsukyo Rui best story, but definitely his most extreme. A much better story from Rui is going to get adapted this summer: The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat. And it's going to be made by a much better studio. So that will be on to look out for.
Dress-Up Darling starts out referencing a game about a guy in an all-girl club of "humiliation/degradation" fetishes carried to the biggest extreme and claiming it's about to be made into a TV anime. A few years ago I'd have said "Yeah, right." Now...
An interesting thing is that it’s not just his revenge in this series. If one of two of his waifu’s wants revenge on something, by his logic, their revenge is now also his revenge, and he gladly aims to help them with their goals.
This show sounds like my Skyrim character when disrespected by an NPC. I may have shouted "I WILL BIND YOUR SOUL TO A PAIR OF RAGGED BOOTS AND LEAVE THEM IN THE SEWERS TO BE GNAWED ON BY THE SKEEVERS!" at someone when a thieves guild quest bugged out and thought that I'd failed it and they started talking shit about my sneaking skills. Or the other time some random NPC called me provincial so I stole all his clothes, cast fury, which caused him to get into a fight with a goat and lose (forever making him the crazy naked guy who got killed in a fist fight with a goat), then made him a zombie thrall to take back to my vampire castle where I put his head on the table and draped the headless corpse over the bannister above my throne. Maybe I'll check it out.
Before you guys go off on a tangent and say that this is the most disturbing/worst/adjective anime of all time, I have three words to tear your silly arguments apart: Boku. No. Piko. That is all.
i'd say this is worst, yeah boku no pico is animated cp and p3do romaticization but that's just f3t1sh h3nt@1 made for people who like sh0t@ this was an anime given mainstream release.
Oh boi I remember Happy Sugar life but too be frank Happy Sugar life wasn’t as graphically extreme on the violence and character violation as Redo of Healer.
As someone who already watched the series, my response is as follows. Game of Thrones was far worse in my opion. So many people raved about GoT. but it was to much for me. in redo of healer, he only does bad things to those who do bad things to him.
Oh Boy The Full Review is here Okay here is my full-on backstory with my experience with Redo. I was planning not to watch this, with everything I was hearing involving around it and that it would trigger Twitter I was like you know what I might skip it. Then I saw Sentai filmworks Twitter feed, back in December when they posted their announcement that they were going to distribute this anime in 2021, and looked around at the comments and so far majority of them were positive and even bragging that they were grateful that FUNimation wasn't going to be the distributor of this. But then I saw a comment from a certain notable person that mostly is dislike severely by anime Twitter fandom world, many of you know her for her handle: "@ljmontello", her response to this announcement was the following: "Why are you promoting this assault of women as a fun romp for the incel set?" DING DING, (cue The Price Is Right Theme). HERE IT IS!, THIS is the comments on Twitter that Joey The Anime Man was warning us about that would happen. Yes, once I saw this very notable #KickVic supporter express disgust at Sentai for being the distributor of this series, she even went as far as to even defend interspecies reviewer that even despite that she sees it as being crass and p***, she was told that it was still consensual and sex positive. Which was funny coming for her because I distinctively remember after FUNimation pulled the show off the air she started bragging about how Japanese networks were beginning to also do the same thing, oh how the tables have turned. So yeah once I discovered her backlash I was a bit little curious, I was like "OK, even she's aware of how crossing the line This is, now need to see if it is that extreme". Then I watched the infamous clip from episode 2 and that's it. Now I will say this, my dislike of this show has waned a bit I do not believe it is the number one worst anime of the year, it's still going to be on my worst list, look I'm a vanilla boi, I am more of a supporter of consent and sex positive cultured animes, I'm trying to reduce and stop watching these Torture R***, Incest and other animes that have the Graphic themes that redo displays and while Robyn here has admitted that you get used to it after you watch the series as a whole, firstly there's a lot of other shows I'm watching right now that I don't really have time to watch this series as a whole, secondly I don't have hidive anymore and third I really don't want to subject myself to this, if you're like Robyn and you enjoyed this show particularly for the story then okay I'm fine with that but for me I have no interest in watching this series. And that is my little story involving Redo Of Healer.
The controversy of this anime is that it's male version of I Spit On Your Grave but the victim & the protganist is a man & antagonist/rapist are women & a man named Bullet. The controversy of this anime literally exposes the hypocrisy of feminists like the twitter user ljmontello saying it as an incel anime. Really, What if genders were reversed ? What if Keyaru was woman ? I am pretty much she would have hailed it as a feminist anime. I mean in hollywood there are so many so called feminist movies where men get castrated by women because of course he is a rapist & people don't have any problem with it. But soon as genders are reversed people get offended. Remember they did this with Rise of the Shield Hero too. I hope Redo Of Healer gets second season. I don't care about haters & those feminists. Because this anime ended in cliffhanger.
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I have never seen a better application of the "You get used to it" meme
In the future everything will became 'you get used to it' and it already happen.
As far it goes
Anime > manga
This should not exist and has split
the community, showing that
many prejudices are true
and we live in a really, really bad age.
This Anime should not exist so hard,
and those that defended it, embarassed
themselves so hard; its outright stunning.
I find it funny how the princesses didn’t technically get new faces they just got different eye colors LMFAO.
gotta make sure they remain marketable enough as to not to confuse the fans
I'm sure there's SOME fans of this
I'm more confused as to why he kept them both with pink hair. Like, you're trying to keep their true identities *hidden*, right? Is Pink hair that common in this world that it isn't gonna be a red flag to people looking for them? "Hey those two girls both have pink hair! And their heights about line up with the missing princesses! You think that's them?" "Nah, can't be! The faces aren't quite right. And surely, the Hero of Healing, who can use magic to change his own face, wouldn't use that power on anyone else!"
To be fair, how often do girls in these shows have different face structures? Other then hair and eyes, how often do anything have something different between each other.
Let's call it Clark Kent phenomenon. If the story wills it, any disguise is perfekt. It is also a sub category of plot armor.
it wasnt just eye color. the eye shape was changed, Freia has drooping eyes now. her chest is smaller shes covered up too, idk about her sister, how they hold themselves and the way they act. at most only Sword Hero Blade would might of known who she was, as she was fucking Thirsty as fuck for her.
Most people forget that Elfen Lied is also an example of a revenge story, as well as one of redemption and finding peace even when the entire world is against you.
Yeah but the mc of elfen lied didnt fuck everyone she met
How is Elfen Lied a revenge story? To me it seam's more like a Jackel & Hide story with some Ci-Fi and monster vs monster vibe.
@@henriquebecker4453 Maybe I was wrong, but the way how Lucy killed all the kids in that school who killed her dog.
That was kinda a revenge moment, as well as some parts where Lucy went crazy and killed everyone.
But that was just now I looked at it.
@@henriquebecker4453 It's been a while since I say Elfen Lied, but if I recall correctly, at the start Lucy killed a large portion of people based on revenge. Revenge for the puppy, revenge for being lied to, revenge for being abused, revenge against people who loved their children when she had nobody. The first act of that story was nothing but revenge against everything that existed.
@@John_Stephens43 Its kind of hard to explain but I think a big difference between the two is the context, I think. Like in Elfen Lied its supposed to be all horrible, but in this it just seems to take joy in all this horror like this is greatest thing ever. I don't know man maybe someone can explain it better.
"You either die a hero or live to see yourself become a villain". ~Harvey Dent
Great Description of Ms. TH-cam
Not sure that realy applies here though. While it’s accurate that phrase usually implies that they have some kind of gradual moral shift of their own accord, rather than having you personality twisted intentionally by another
@@AllYourPals Agreed. I’m also weirded out with his choices.
Keyaru: “I was abused and messed up. So now that I’ve gone back in time, I won’t use my power creatively to avoid abuse, but allow it to happen again so I can kill my enemies.”
Me: “Why...?!”
@@usmansubhani7482 I imagine After 4 years of nom stop torture and rape him acting irrationally is to be expected
3:03 - Robyn lost it when School Days appeared 😂
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from TFS it this, “Don’t f*** with the white mage” 😏
*As a WHM main*: "Damn straight!"
More never piss off your healer XD they choose if you live or die
Also don't talk shit about the "tank"
@@kingnamor7777 Ha, Shield Hero!
But no lie, if there is a Support Character that is crucial for you to survive, don’t piss the shit outta them.
Much like how in SMT Nocturne, you don’t piss away the support skills (not just healing) because they have great significance in your survival.
@@Cross177 True dat👏🏿. Rising of the shield hero is one my favorite Isekai anime of all time. Talk shit to the healer or tank. He or she will think twice about saving your character life.
So like... When we're all dead, Anime America better have it's own show in the afterlife or Imma throw a fit... 😑
Shit i want them to get there own show now! It would be awesome.
@@bsinita_wokeone
Their show is right here on TH-cam. Lol
Just like the DMT Infinity show is here on TH-cam and on Cocoscope(.com) where unlike TH-cam, they don't censor content creators, shadow ban you, or delete your videos without GENUINELY justified reasons such as smoking Crack on camera. Lol
Truly an underated platform..! ✌️
I don’t think that’s gonna happen
Shit your profile pic is creepy
And I say unto you:
"It'ss hard to believe that this series is more loved by women, but 'Interspecies Reviewers' was hated."
This just be my personal opinion but I think women tend to prefer a story oriented shows with cliffhangers than the one adventure per one episode kind of thing.
Kind of why I liked I like assassination classroom more than Saiki K, though the humour is very similar.
I think interspecies reviewers is great though. I do watch it sporadically. I did give up on redo after a few episodes. Not because of the violence per se. More because the MC feels almost inhuman. Everything he does is a means to an end. Those kind of characters make me uncomfortable. Kind of why I'm hesitant about watching classroom of the elite despite it having a very interesting plot.
I haven’t watched either show, nor do I desire to. However, I think it was just a very vocal minority that was hating on ISR, especially since it was a popular and talked about comedy. I never actually saw that much hate for it as a show as it was mostly random people complaining that it was so ‘ecchi’. Whereas I think more people knew what they were getting into with Redo and there was way less random people on Twitter overhearing something and deciding to attack it.
Same with Shield Hero, I only saw a very vocal minority complaining, yet lots of men and women gave the show a lot of views and an active fandom
As a female I seriously want to find that hard to believe (I personally loved Interspecies Reviewers and thought this show was a pile of hot garbage) but then again reality sucks...
@@cass6082 Honestly people who review/respond without watching are irritating.
They did the same with Uzaki-chan.
Also, Shield Hero also got flack? Why? Because of the slavery thing? Or because Raph was supposedly a loli? Because none of that's really a thing if you see the show in it's entirety.
People are wierd.
@@cass6082 Most of the folks who hated ISR were just prudes who didn't approve of the sex positivity.
TNK, the same studio behind
High School D×D: uh huh.
Seven Mortal Sins: uh oh!
School Days: AH SH**!
and guess which ones it takes THE most influence from?
@@sarafontanini7051 my guess is Seven Mortal Sins and School Days
I don't think even Issei would do what the protagonist of THIS ANIME does to his enemies, the Harem King to be respects his ladies too much, thank Satan polyamory isn't taboo in that universe, otherwise Issei wouldn't have several awesome kids from THE FUTURE
@@erichfiedler1481 yeah school days has the infamous dark ending and seven mrotal sins have bad people as protags who do terrible sexual things even though ony one of them is supposed to be based around lsut
So long story short, I should never watch anything that studio produces. (I'm saying this because I've avoided all three of those anime knowing full well that all three of them aren't my cup of tea. Same with Redo of healer.)
People don’t realize how dark school days lore is...
Redo of Healer and Ex-Arm are going to make for a _VERY_ interesting Anime America Awards next year.
Well next year
Come on, regardless of what you may think of Redo, it was well made compare to the other shit that made Berserk 2016 look passable.
LMAOOO
Redo is dark fantasy and delivered dark fantasy, while ex-arm is sci-if with cgi but it doesn’t do it well and is hard to watch
At least Redo of Healing is interestingly fun to watch comedy wise
1:28 Basically the Priestess's "you get used to it" face from Goblin Slayer (specifically from the anime).
"Revenge is... underrated, that felt GREAT!" Dipper Pines - Gravity Falls 😈
Like 100 real fact.
If you do it right, it's great!
@@Enchie
Quite true.
For instance, one guy going on a murder spree killing billions of innocence in an attempt to kill a single person is NOT a good idea.
@@couragew6260
Yup. I hate revenge stories that involve countless other people not involve suffering and dieing just for one guys revenge.
Should make a new award called dark anime award so that this one gets it.
You know, that’s a good idea.
More like the GrimDark awards...
I wouldn't call it dark. Its more try hard edge
And they shall call them...
“The Edgies.”
@@KeeKage37 lol true
Did I just saw a glimpse of something that was erased from my mind 20 years ago?...this freaking 2 words... SCHOOL DAYS??... NOOOoooo😫
[cries]
Why does it rings a bell?
@@Soofkin tnk
Nice Boat?
XD
“Wait. Wait. What’s his name? Hawkeye? Well no wonder he’s scared. The prince has hired a fricken Avenger over here.” - Best joke from this review.
“Wheel of fuckery, turn turn turn... tell us the fate that we have earned.” I’M DEAD!!! 🤣🤣🤣
That should be a t -shirt
literally
"incest wait incest no no no stop!" That part of the video is so based.
*YOU GET WHAT F-ING DESERVE! The Anime.*
Facts!
Pretty much.
And the thing is you can blame the main guy here but dude serious what’s your plan with your harem will he honestly love them one day tell them the truth about everything one day
@@Gooberwares tell them? Why? Why ruin a good thing?
@@kaosapprentice true I guess but the revenge will end one day and he can’t live a lie forever
It’s basically “I spit on your grave” the anime.
Except it's a dude who is also a r*pist.
@@ScorpionViper1001 oddly both victim and perp too
@@odininmeemninido1498 And some of the perps are women this time around.
@@ScorpionViper1001 Yeah, that is a rarity. Unless you know Invincible or watch the new wonder woman I guess 😬😓.
And minus the castration scenes from that movie.
people seem to forget about the brutal disturbing animes from the 70's to 90's
Yep exactly 😑😑😑
Yeah true they were on a whole nother level back then
For pro hardcore the current brutal anime just a walk in a pain except minor pain.
Yes but the anime from the 70's and 90s had relatable chracters. Kind of hard to like a show when everyone is deprived degenerate .
@@elpopman2055 the simple answer is trend. Sometime the majority often follow weird thing that became for them is trend and prove through out the year. Just FYI to know the real reason.
3:02
So this was done by the same studio that did High school DxD, Seven Mortal Sins, and School days!
Ya know so much is starting to make sense now...
Well 1 outta three were good
@@remixchild 1 out of 3, High School D×D is a masterpiece compared to the other two mentioned and the subject of this review
DxD never got this messed up
@@Jungoguy I know it’s good (I was thinking about it’s sequels) and I couldn’t find anything else
I'd never heard of Redo of Healer before this anime and my friends basically told me it was a revenge fantasy a la Count of Monte Cristo (otherwise known as my favorite piece of literature ever).... and people still wonder why I have trust issues...
The writing for Redo is honestly cringe.
- Every character has "I r@pe" as a personality trait.
-Deus Ex Machina Galore
-No sense of character development.
-Every villain is the exact same.
-The overuse of elements to serve as a shock value and fanservice.
-The laughably cringe dialogue.
-Lack of Worldbuilding.
And people say that Keyarga is a better protagonist than Guts. Hilarious.
Count of Monte Cristo and To Kill a Mockingbird are the only books I had to read back in high school that I actually liked. I still remember a lot about both and that was about 15 years ago. That's the sign of a good story right there.
Isn't there an anime version of that story?
Well I guess that is a better way to get trust issues then how I got mine. 😊
@@SpideyfanX Yeah I agree I read the manga and watched the anime of the dialogue is very over the top and at times cringe. Also there’s no way in hell Keyaru is better then Guts cuz Guts is a literal legend when it comes to a character set out for revenge and actually has development.
Other then that me personally I enjoyed Redo Of healer and that’s it.
The second the revenge was rolling around I started enjoying this a little too much...
The show knows what it is
@@ForrestFox626 *insert missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't meme*
Let me put it you you this way
Keyaru made Flare into his pet dog the same way she did to him and gave her a new toy in the form of norm.
Major psychological torment from Keyaru who knows how to break people.
Cant say I agree with his methods but I do love how sadistic he is.
Yeah I always love the payback to characters who very deserve it if with normal anime or anime like this
Interspecies Review looks at this show and say “Man, take a break on the sex.”
Pffft haha
Exactly, that's why LJMontello defended that shows concept.
At least the sex in that show was all consensual
@@500ccRabbit yeah it is
@@500ccRabbit Yes that's still a consentual business transaction. Does money make it unconsentual or something?
The anime is messed up, but the OP’s kind of a bop, ngl
15:13 So by this fact then I can safely conclude that the target audience for this show is Cheryl from Archer. That honestly makes sense.
I treat this series as a deep fried twinkie: you think it'd be great to try, you enjoy it in the moment, and then you leave wondering what the hell you subjected yourself to. All the while knowing you'd try it again if more was offered (in this case, a second season or an OVA).
Especially if the deep fried twinkie was in a edible cookie dough covered in chocolate
Pretty much
Even Tallahassee wouldn’t eat that Twinkie
Why the FFFFU©️K would you ever deep fry a twinkie?!
@@jackmist I haven't. It's just an example I've heard used and it fits here.
As soon as I saw who was adapting the show, I literally said " Why am I not surprised that they'd do this?"
Can you blame them they literally just got to make a hentai that they knew would get attention this is what they have been waiting for.
@@jamesfreeman3617 I Wasn't calling them out on it. Just found it funny, given their past works.
@@Abrams6578 oh I understand this would be like if the creator of Tokyo ghoul made a dead tube anime.
@@Abrams6578 yeah, when their best work is a story about a teenager who dies and comes back to life as a demon and wants to become the harem king, you know there's anime lower than that
You know, considering 50 shades of grey and twilight...maybe it isn't so surprising more women watch this than men.
Not that helps in understanding why tho.....lol
It's called "smut" and it has been a thing since the dawn of time^^
And whilst men definitely engage with it as well, it still is mostly a female territory.
They might feign "offense" and "disgust" on Twatter, but they're usually the ones that actually watch stuff like this, because it's "taboo" - which in turn, makes it exiting.
Maybe what we've been told is a lie, and women actually do want some big controlling asshole who treats them like shit, stalks them, kidnaps them, and abuses them...
At least, that's what we're all going to start believing if smut like 50 shades keeps getting popular.
@@jeramahia123 It is more like taboo fantasies have been popular for a long time. It is less than they want it to happen and more that they want to imagine it to happen. It is just like most guys know that having a harem in real life would more trouble than they are worth. However, in fiction they are appealing. Does that make sense?
@@jeramahia123 I mean, having a fetish for something and actually having to deal with abusive relationships are two different things. Lots of things sound great in theory but would go terrible if people actually tried to do it.
@@arsenelupin9697 that explains 50 Shades of Buddha, remember when Robyn reviewed that one
This is the first mature review of this that I've seen... thank you. It is what it is.
Yeah that’s the best review I have seen so far she was honestly fair with the anime
13:19 I can explain that! They didn't adapt that scene very well. In the manga it was more clearly explained that Hawkeye was able to sense Keyaru's murderous intent, so he was more scared of getting caught and Hawkeye trying to attack him with backup while he wasn't prepared then of hawkeye just being there. There were quite a few things in the anime that weren't properly explained, honestly.
I won't lie, this series should've just been a full blown Hentai with plot.
I refuse to watch this on anything besides pornhub
@@certain_sloth Hanime
Yeah, "plot".
@@pyromania1018 There's a genuine plot, that's the thing.
You should probably specify by saying “with both kinds of plot.”
Keyaru makes Naofumi look like he is just pulling a prank.
Redo of Healer wasn't too bad. Not very good, but still worth the watch.
Yeah... Kinda agree.
Yeah and if anybody hates it after the 3 episode. Just drop it. It’s just the same old bland, predictable story. You’d be better off reading fan fic
Or as CJ Dachamp said, "This is if Naofumi went off the deep end."
@@supergamergrill7734 I think of redo of healer as "leave because of the weird wasted plot but stay for the porn, because you're in this already"
@@sebastiengendron6427 Yeah that sounds better
Yep, it isn't for everyone. I mostly watched it to see where it's going, and still reading the manga every now and then.
And the best part of these (What am I Watching), to me at least, is always the end clips.
I basically bacame immune by the third episode by the 12 I just wanted him to kill everything and everyone
tbh i just wanted him and the villans d3@d the only good ending i can see is the demon queen murd3rs everyone.
@@ddjsoyenby agreee from what i have heard the demon king is like the ONLY actually likeable character
so the ONLY ending i'd accept is if Keyaru and his cohorts end up dying or imprisoned for being psychopaths while the demon king ensures they're duly punished.
@@sarafontanini7051 well......, I'm a little bit far into the web novel? light novel? not sure, and sadly he is slowly but surely making the demon king one of his sex bitches
@@dralakba-dusk31 to quote everyone's favourite puzzle master:
GOD.
DAMMIT.
@@ddjsoyenby FU
...
I wouldn't even say an avenger. She hired one of Riza's relatives.
I hope Robyn does a “What the Hell am I Watching?” For Pretty Boy Detective Club when it’s finished. With every new episode, Im left asking myself that question. I mean, it’s not bad or disturbing, it’s not even that weird compared to some other anime, but after every episode I’m left sitting there going “what the hell was that? What did I just witness?” I mean I know it’s aesthetic above all else but it’s so damn hilariously weird
What’s the plot
@@codysonic1 I still haven’t quite figured that out. But to simplify (and without major spoiler)...On the eve before her fourteenth birthday a young girl is on the roof of the school stargazing. When she was a child she saw a beautiful and unique star in the sky but hasn’t been able to find it since and often goes out to try and find it, she made a promise to her parents that if she can’t find it before she turns 14 she will give up her obsession with it. She bumps into a strange young man (and nearly falls off the roof) who is obsessed with all things aesthetic and beautiful. She tells him about the missing star and he tells her to come to “The Detective Club”, it turns out that in this very fancy elite school, that they attend, is a secret club run by this pretty boy, it’s made up of a bunch of attractive young men who each have some unique skill-set for solving mysteries and they agree to help her try and find her missing star within 24 hours. I won’t spoil what happened there but things only got more wild from that first plot with random secret agents, hidden casinos and weird mysteries.
However it’s incredibly uniquely composed with random camera angles, art-style changes and “Aesthetic” shots. Perfect if you love animation or interesting art styles but a bit weird to follow if youre after the plot because I can’t say that the cases or the way that they’re solved alway make sense, it’s a bit surreal. Think “Ouran Highschool Host-Club on LSD”
The memes at the end were delicious, delectable even.
Link please?
@@Ramsey276one 15:16
I especially liked the Jacksepticeye one, seemed appropriate.
"This is still not the worst anime I've seen."
What could be worse?!
Ex-Arm
it's the worst for me hands down.
@@jtlovescodelyoko Agreed
School Days.
Now, geardog, that right there that you did is what Buffy fans and TV Trope fanatics call *_Taunting The Murphy_* just so we're clear...
"I just keep moving forward, until my enemies are destroyed...."
Eren Jegar
That quote can also work with Zero from Mega Man Zero
Okay, those were some of the funniest end credit jokes I have ever seen on this channel. That Gumball one especially put me on the floor.
I thought I’d be ultra-mega triggered watching the anime, but when I did I just thought: “How is this not a hentai? This should’ve just been a hentai.”
It's kinda like "The Count of Monte Cristo", only with more...torture...rape.
and none of the plot, character likeability, development, etc...
In other words sit back and enjoy the show. We're all adults here people so let's act like mature adults when watching this super ecchi/harem/Hentai anime.
You should win the award of WTF anime
"The Studio behind School Days Anime"
Me: *Well...that explains everything.*
I want just cut of all story driven momentst to the tones of "Raise a Liittle Hell" thanks Robin
For those who were interested in the count of monte Cristo the story has an anime called Gankutsuo the count of Monte Cristo which is amazing.
This is a world where "healing" magic can: reshape flesh, change genders, erase memories, and... disintegrate metal? (One of these things is not like the others...) BUT: It *can't* revive his mother-figure?!
Who only died seconds ago.
You would think he would decide to go back in time again to undo that, but I guess he's just a selfish asshole.
@@Ineedgames he had to use the philosopher stone to go back in time.
I'm pretty shure he can disentigrate metal from his alchemy skill. Idk how that works but yeah.
Dude, you missed the best one. Robyn skipped over this, but when he used the Philosopher's stone to go back in time?
He said he was HEALING the WORLD.
As if the very cosmos themselves agreed that what happened to him could not be allowed to stand, so he must "heal" the timeline.
So yeah, this mother fucker can "heal" the very fabric of space-time, but not his mommy.
11:28 The wheel of morality reference i love it
I like she used the Animaniacs theme in the background during that moment
Wheel of Morality, turn, turn, turn...
O ho ho ho ho....one of BCG's 'favorite' subject.
*I'm not trying to sound like a sadist (becauce i know that's what it looks like) but the torture scene was G L O R I O U S.*
*It gave me the same satisfaction as Malty being forced to tell the truth from Shield Hero.*
*I just love seeing evil people getting, as a certain sad clown would say, "what they f-ing deserve."*
It's not a crime to enjoy something that is purely fictional.
To me it didn't feel the same.
The revenge was rushed, like they wanted to move as fast as they could to the sex. And they ruin it anyway by erasing her memories.
Opposite of Malty because At least there was build up to it and she has to live with hating her new name.
I hate to admit it but I was actually hooked😅😅
"Well that was something."
That was exactly my reaction after watching the entire series. lol
No redemption, no morals,
No fucks given.
You know what...This show is fine.
My take on this anim is..
"The power of Christ compels you be gone demon be gone be gone!!!!✝️
While I'll admit there are some over-the-top elements to Redo of Healer, I can appreciate the no Fs given to tell this story. This anime will not be some long remembered classic, but it doesn't have to be. So long as it can find elements that entertain its viewers then I don't see why it shouldn't exist and I am curious to see what will happen to the Bullet Hero and the rest if and when this gets a second season.
"Revenge, the most worthless of causes." -King Arthur
I don't think I have the stomach for this anime.
most ofus don't
It maybe worthless but it feels to good and we need somewhere to get our rage out
@@desmondmalone438 Have you tried a punching bag? ...and a good therapist?
In all seriousness revenge is ultimately a hollow pursuit. Perhaps you could even compare it to a drug addiction. One of the themes of the 90's Batman movies and was actually spelled out in Batman Forever, is that revenge will not bring back what was lost. Batman got his revenge in the the '89 Batman movie, but it did not bring him solace. As he explains to Dick in Batman Forever, once you've gotten your revenge you still feel hollow so you seek out someone else to avenge yourself upon and another and another and you'll still untimely be left with nothing. It won't fill that void.
@@Canadamus_Prime Yeah but at the same time you still don’t want these evil people to just roam free and continue screwing innocent people over and never suffer from their actions.
@@brandonlyon730 Of course, but the line between justice and revenge is a fine one.
The thing about the "Redo of Healer" is that it could have been a lot better. It sets up a lot of interesting things but then fails to execute. For example, the character of Flare. She starts off as basically Malty 2.0 but after having her memory erased she turns into the kindest character in the show. Keyaru didn't actually do anything to alter her personality, he just made it so that she can't remember who she is. This never gets explored.
@@ThePontiffofPonWolf Well OK not exactly the kindest but you get what I mean.
Robin you missed a golden opportunity to make your character slowly transform into the joker as you talked about revenge against youtube
I think the reason why he was afraid of Hawkeye was because he's a wild card or in other words he did not torture keyaru so he doesn't know what he is capable of
NOT A WORD ABOUT MA MAN KARMAN THE MERCHANT???? HE WAS ATTRACTIVE IN ALL SORTS OF WAYS!!!! R.I.P MA BOOOOOOOOOOO
Rip indeed
A very fair and honest review of this series. I too enjoyed it for the same reasons you did. It's a shame though we'll never get an English translation of the manga or the light novels, or an official English subtitled Blu-ray release of the series.
Alfred(Batman): Vengeance darkens the soul Master Bruce. I always feared that you'd become that which you fight"
"You walk the edge of that abyss every night. But you haven't fallen in, and I thank heaven for that".
I'll be honest (and yes I am hoping for conversation on this topic so feel free to reply everyone), I was expecting one thing from this anime after a friend recommended the manga to me (because I am a Shield hero fan) and I got through the first few issues - a detailed revenge fantasy that explored not just what it did to Keyaru but also what kind of world would be left in his wake.
The Count of Monte Cristo was exactly what was running through my mind. Genre-awareness wasn't a factor for me because Japan isn't America, so I wasn't ready to dismiss a work as having no redeeming value or greater message on the basis of its theme, subject matter, author, audience or medium. I truly wondered if Redo of Healer could be a contemporary take on a medieval morality play or even a Greek tragedy (the way it could be argued the first God of War game was). From the start it was obvious the series wasn't going to pull punches, and because it's classified as an anime, not a hentai, there would (or should?) be an expectation that there was a unifying narrative holding the story together. Keyaru was going to 'win', that much was obvious. His enemies would be killed or transformed into his service - also pretty much a given. The devil in the detail would be if the series would genuinely explore the consequences of his actions. Season 2 isn't out and the manga is nowhere near done but I think I'm safe concluding to my disappointment that it won't.
It isn't that Keyaru won't be destroyed or killed in the end. he may be. And it isn't that he's unscathed - the man started psychologically broken, a danger to himself and everyone around him that nobody genuinely believes is a hero - Flare and Norn are brainwashed (and I use that term because it's the closest approximation), Kureha is deceived, Eve is in an alliance of necessity, Setsuna is loyal to her tribe and morally indifferent.
The flaw in the story is that Keyaru is, in every meaningful way, happy in his madness. Not satisfied or content, genuinely happy: His relationship with his harem is fulfilling because his brainwashing is perfect and the (shallow?) personalities he has created for his victims are all he genuinely needs. He needn't suffer financial hardships because his skills make him wealthy. He doesn't need to suffer social consequences because his abilities grant him the power and freedom to go anywhere, do anything, and transform himself into a new identity if he so desires.
Keyaru can act with utter impunity because he can avoid every consequence of his actions; he avoids being alone, unloved, ostracized, financially insolvent, or personally unfulfilled.
The only true consequences he's suffered in the series are the death of his mother figure and the massacre of his village - the latter of which never really affected him. The former, well... that took a grand total of one night passing (doing what he usually does) for him to cope with it.
The only way he's going to lose is either an apocalyptic-scale attack (we're talking final Kamehameha or Blood Sacrifice here) or being murdered in his sleep; neither of which satisfies a character arc. And then there's that bloody self-righteousness, the delusion that not only is Keyaru avenging himself but that he's actually doing something good and necessary. That the kingdom and the world will be a better place once he's finished his tasks. The series appears on track to present that narrative. A black and white morality is something I can work with in anime. With it's implicit endgame goal of changing the world, Redo of Healer appears to building toward a final resolution. It's not 'good prevails over evil' cliché, and it's not 'evil wins because good is dumb' trope. Redo of Healer's world appears to push the message 'in this world there is an overwhelming excess of evil, and good can only come about when one particular evil gains an ascendancy, a monopoly, and all are forced to conform to that evil's worldview.' At that point my suspension of disbelief has had enough.
I stuck to the series because it had the potential to tell an interesting story. I am disappointed because it didn't. I'm not offended, butthurt or outraged by it, nor do I think it lived up to or failed to justify its hype. In all, it's not so bad and it didn't disappoint me so much that I am done with the series - if and when S2 comes out I will watch it. But in the end it'll occupy a very small part of my memory and, in five years, if I forget about it very little of value will be lost. As either a series that had the potential to tell a strong story, or a series that was just an H anime with a twist.
I like this take on it, thank you for presenting a different perspective and insight (I hope I used that correctly).
Saying that Kureha is deceived is debatable. I mean, she'd been deceived by her own country for years. Kearu uncovered that deception for her and showed her who her king really was, and what her country was really doing. Sure, he was deceitful regarding his kidnapping and brainwashing of Flare, but he also wasn't really lying about his goals. He just didn't tell her the true reasoning behind his goals. As for Setsuna (who is best girl, btw), Kearu gave her a chance to overcome her own weakness. Setsuna is a warrior who was destined to remain hopelessly weak because of her low level cap. Kearu is working to increase that level cap of hers, allowing her to become stronger and stronger. She willingly became his slave because he saved her village and helped her get stronger. It's not so much that she's morally indifferent, but that she has seen the evil of men and of the kingdom. She may not have been broken nearly as much as Kearu was, but she is still a bit broken. When Kearu left the decision of whether to convert the poison in the town's water source into a cure or to strengthen the poison, she chose to have him turn it into a cure because she didn't want innocent people to suffer unnecessarily. As far as Eve is concerned, I'll agree that it *did* start out as an alliance of necessity for her, but it has evolved past that. I haven't watched the anime yet, so I don't know how far it actually got, but I've been keeping up with the manga and started reading the light novels. While their relationship did start out as "he saved her life and kept her alive," it quickly became more than that for Eve. He gave her the resolve to move forward and try to make actual change, whereas before she had just been running and hiding. Kearu helped Eve overcome her fear and gain some resolve, making her stronger in the process (emotionally and experience-wise, as her level cap is already insanely high). There is also a situation for Eve similar to Setsuna's that he helps with. Admittedly, Kearu mostly helps Setsuna and Eve for his own ends, but he does do a lot to earn their trust and loyalty. He is very much the type of person that does the right things, but for the wrong (or at least not right) reasons.
@@EpyonRules We're probably going to be talking past each other a little because you've not seen the anime and I've never read the light novels (I finished the anime, I'm at 35.1 of the manga) but for the most part the anime is the same as the manga (arguably toned down in parts and very abridged) so hopefully any differences will be minor.
In hindsight Kureha is a special case. Because she's a swordsman from a prestigious family clan who was presented to the king himself, she has to be a noble. Because her flashbacks have her training and fighting alone, she must be a sort of monster or demon hunter and not the leader of a group of hunters or the general of an army.
So she's been isolated with a very narrowly focused life from the start.
In some ways that makes her situation worse than my initial assessment because then she's not a person with independence and agency like Hawkeye, she's just a tool deployed by the princesses or king as needed just like the heroes. Norn once dismissed Flare as a weapon of magical mass destruction - a similar description could apply to Kureha. So she is still deceived by Keyaru because he treats her the same way the kingdom did: they present themselves as heroic, their struggle as necessary, and allow her to play the role of noble avenger and defender. The kingdom only wanted her as a great demon slayer. Keyaru already got most of the use he wanted out of her by leeching Clyret-style swordsmanship from her, now she serves as his spy and informant and (because he did modify her for this task) his concubine. Because the alteration isn't total she's somewhere on the scale between the enslaved Flare and Norn on one extreme and the untouched Eve on the other, but she's not empowered or self-actualized and she's not really free.
@@mandragoradravgis He didn't *actually* "modify" her at all, though (unless you count "gifted" but factual memories as modification). He administered a powerful aphrodisiac during their fight because he had no other path to survival and gave her some selected memories to show her the kingdom's dark side. He then fed her a few lies and half-truths, along with some actual truths, before realizing that she was still under the effects of the aphrodisiac. Kureha, inexperienced as she was in the ways of the world and with her own body, wanted some "action" that Kearu was all too happy to give her. He somewhat stealthily administered more aphrodisiac in the hopes that it would make her attached to him, and to say that it did would be an understatement. He *might* have used a bit of magic to enhance its efficacy, but I don't remember if he did or not. The aphrodisiac greatly increased her pleasure, which Kureha, who had no experience with men (or women, for that matter), [confused with/equated to] love. He didn't actually mess with her personality or her own memories at all; he simply relied on the fact that she had a sheltered, combat-focused life. Kearu *did* consider brainwashing Kureha into blind obedience, but he decided against it because he both didn't want to inflict that punishment on someone who didn't deserve it and because he valued her too much and didn't want to screw anything up or mess with her personality. He didn't want to use any brainwashing techniques to win her over unless absolutely necessary.
My boyfriend suggested it to me knowing I have morbid tastes. I read the first episode summary, and it is _intense._ That much material is normally spaced over the course of a season or two, so a show that crams all that into the first episode definitely has my attention. I haven't watched it yet because I haven't been in a morbid mood, but I think I will now.
Well what did ya think?
@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 I've watched a few episodes. I like that it shows aspects of slavery rarely seen in anime and its creativity with the protagonist's healing power. I only stopped because I got tired of high fantasy European settings. I'll get back to it eventually.
@@kimifw58 fair enough.
Yes, thank you, Robyn. :3
That was a really nice review of the show without using the "scandalistic card" - i can't hear that anymore for clickbait reasons.
Revenge is served cold with lots of ice. lots lots of ice. :D I had a fun ride with this show. But I've would liked to see more about Keyaru's powers in detail.
Sure, healing and anti-healing is his main thing and he got some neet sword skills and a big alchemy brain. But he could surely do more with it I think. :3
(And how he knew about to gain his cool eye ability would be nice.)
Yeah that one of my main issues with it, his healing could have been written better and how he knew about the all seeing eye could have been explained a bit.
The only healer-anime I wished to be adapted is "The wrong way to use healing-magic" It's basically the complete opposite.
I never thought I’d say this but....
Give Sasuke credit where credits due. When he went full psycho revenge mode, he didn’t stoop THAT low!😳
yup. I think comparing Keyaru to Sasuke is far more apt than comparing him to Naofumi or Goblin Slayer.
Even akame ga kill was better than this
Damn
To be fair, Sasuke wasn't sexually abused on a daily basis, or even just abused on a daily basis, so that's not really a fair comparison at all.
@@EpyonRules but he was mind fucked a lot by his brother which, yes, isn’t as bad as a what keyaru went through. Proves my point on Sasuke being a whiny little bitch
15:20 Looks like she caught a glimpse of a world she wasn't meant to know about.
One time the in the overlord reddit they started talking about this show, they saw it for what it was. However to say the OP downplayed what happened to the mc is a big understatement.
just an edgy 1nc3l revenge fantasy.........which if you like it fine i just cannot stand.
@@ddjsoyenby oh I agree there was just something about how the oc downplayed what happened to the mc threw me off. They described it as "they were mean to him"
@@cool23819 *they were mean to him*....
Wow that's so sugar coated you'd get type 5 diabetes.
@@Leonidas1210vc
That's like saying Hitler was "a little rude" to Jewish people.
One of the best vengeance movies in the last few years was actually “War for the Planet of the Apes”. Movie’s a masterpiece, highly recommend.
This show is what Miyazaki meant when he said anime was a mistake
Well said.
*looks at Angel drop*
*Shivers*
Miyazaki of Spirited Away fame said that?
@@Savagewolver nope he never said that it’s a false quote
What's shocking is that Ms. TH-cam actually monetized this video.
For now
Don't jinx it
Just give it some time. It will get demonetize one way or another.
GOT USED TO IT???
XD
Reality:Revenge is wrong
Humanity: but ol so sweet
I just love the whole Goblin Slayer's face on the t-shirt.
Me: so witch is scared redo of healer or goblin slayer
Everyone else: YES!!!
The guy is going up against a legit rape culture (I don’t really have another word for it) one which seemed to be validated and endorsed by the actions of the royal family and they agents of the state aka the military. They literally have magic that is used for rape not just a drug which can be used for rape. A more cleaver person than myself could make the argument that this is a criticism/self reflection of the actions the Japanese governments actions in the Korean Peninsula but I’m too lazy.
Wha.... what the fuk happened to the Koreas?!!
it isn't since he does the same thing to functionally innocent people.
@@Leonidas1210vc an asinine amount of rape women were forced by the Japanese military to become “comfort women” the inside not is more well known about with Korean women but they forced woman at “gunpoint” who were anywhere where their military occupied the range of women unwillingly pressed into sex slavery by the military during the Second World War. The number of women forced to provide sex for Japanese soldiers is estimated at around 200,000 women a large number of them were Korean women but that did not limit them to only Korean women estimates of around 400 women of European dissent were also victimized in this incident (Australian and from the Netherlands) from Berma to Taiwan the Philippines even to China anywhere where he Japanese military was able to exert influence was a source for these women. Are also the war crimes involving the murders vomited by the Japanese military from slavery to produce arisaka rifles along with other equipment during the war to murder of multiple people including pow ranging from 3000000 to numbers which are near to 10000000 people. These incidents were like the scenes from this anime scarily mirror what happened (to a much less visceral degree)
@@livingghost7975 holy fuk, well..... this... this was...ummm yikes.
@@livingghost7975 What...the...fuck?
Spoilers:
In the manga from what I've read, the Sword Hero was mostly brawn and little brain. She little to no technique. Hawkeye was one of three well known soldiers in the kingdom and had the ability to kill Keyaru. Considering he's an experienced solider with loads of training it makes sense.
So the bodyguard was an avenger
(This is a joke)
Hawkeye in the manga came the closest to actually winning. Had the mc not had the holy relic hawkeye would have won.
The manga did a way better job overall but i enjoyed the anime.
Hawkeye was also able to sense Kearu's killing intent from, like, half the town away. And still see his face well enough to recognize him when meeting him in a shop. (It may have been slightly different in the anime, as I haven't watched it yet, so my knowledge comes from the manga and first 3 volumes of the LN.)
@@squirlking2 Yeah, his holy weapon made that encounter all sorts of weird, at least in the manga and LN. Yeah, the auto-heal was important to his victory, but the range extension on his Corruption skill (or whatever they called it in the anime) should still have made Hawkeye a walk in the park to beat. Like, 1 meter? Really? You're definitely gonna be within that range, just sitting in the same carriage! I don't understand why Kearu dragged out that fight as long as he did. Also, I way prefer the ring form his weapon took on in the manga over the gauntlet form in the LN and anime. Makes way more sense for it to be a ring, as one of his main concerns was that it needed to be something that he always had equipped, and a gauntlet like that would be in the way while increasing Setsuna's level cap.
@@EpyonRules I also liked the manga having a ring. It makes it harder for hawkeye to know whats healing him. In the manga as they where in the carriage they where actually hitting each other faster then norn could see. But the auto heal was more then the damage hawkeye was doing.
Hawkeye knew he needed to strike one big finishing blow but not get into the mcs reach. When he made his move he almost beheaded the mc if it weren't for his arm taking a massive portion of the blow. And at that point it was over. Hawkeye realized he lost and the holy armament was a ring.
He complimented the mc on a well played fight and died.
overall the manga does a way better job with the fights and really giving us way more details.
Not to say the anime was bad i am hoping to see a season 2.
I watched it cuz I thought it was interesting, want more, Wanna see how far Keyaru will go to ruin The Lives of the Royalty in that Fucked up Kingdom
To quote Whitest Kids Lincoln,
“Now you fucked up,
Now you fucked up.”
You call it ruin, I call it....Salvation.
That right
Review "I killed Slimea for 300 years, now I'm max level" or Slime Witch for short
Sounds so Hilarious
What else did she you all that time?!
XD
After literally working herself to death, girl takes 300 year vacation at an Air BnB
Ramsey Bolton is taking notes from this anime.
Personally for me, bad writing, one dimensional characters and overindulgent torture/misery porn scenes create an anime that I cannot stand. If it was better written and there was more build up and tension, I would have probably kept watching. But hey, at least we have Goblin Slayer and Rising of Shield Hero. And Gankutsuou, cause Gankutsuou is amazing and more people should watch it.
They should give a damn medal or trophy for everyone who watched this
Not that traumatizing tbh
@@danielalmeida7382 yeah, like I've been saying it's as graphic as Goblin Slayer/ GS ep1 but on repeat. Not as bloody and Gorey as ur could be and it doesn't show enough to put it in pron territory.
@@Leonidas1210vc It's not even all that explicit in the manga.
@@EpyonRules I've heard that it goes into more details than in the anime, and someone in the comments section pointed out that there weren't as many xex scenes compared to the anime, sooo yeah.
Like Robyn said, "You get used to it." After a certain point the obligatory quasi-consensual (one of the participants is likely brainwashed by Keyaru) MFF threesome each episode is pretty tame. I even devised a bit of a drinking game for the more edgier stuff. And to be totally honest, this is the kind of shizz my fourteen year old self would have written...then I hit senior year of high school and started growing up.
Great video Robin, you literally took the words right out of my mouth. I had a similar experience with the show.
The thing that really gets me about this show is how anime moral guardian extremists went nuts over claims that Rising of Shield Hero had all of this nastiness, but then Redo of Healer comes along and actually contains that exact nastiness... SILENCE from those same people.
No some of those people spoke out, it's just with redo it was actually very less
@@jtlovescodelyoko I don't count it until it gets to level worse than every anime gets just for being anime. Redo's gotten little if any more than that.
At least Sentai hasn't pussed out on it like Funi did with IR, though.
@@FormulaFox I think they're staying mostly quiet because of the severity of abuse towards the MC. They can't defend the abusive women because they're so horrible that it would damage their agenda, but they can't condemn them because of their own pride and zeal, so they stay quiet for the most part. Sure, what the MC's doing is bad, there's no defending that, but there's no defending those who pushed him over the edge either.
@@noahwilson3809 Under normal circumstances they would attack the creators for daring to make a female character that irredeemably awful. They did it with Shield Hero after their initial bullshit backfired on them they and they continue to criticize the series to this day for it.
In summary
“They had it coming ,they had it coming all along”
With the musical references I just thought this one would make sense
Redo of Healer isn't the best, it isn't the worse. Over the top... YES!
Definitely not Tsukyo Rui best story, but definitely his most extreme.
A much better story from Rui is going to get adapted this summer: The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat.
And it's going to be made by a much better studio. So that will be on to look out for.
Dress-Up Darling starts out referencing a game about a guy in an all-girl club of "humiliation/degradation" fetishes carried to the biggest extreme and claiming it's about to be made into a TV anime. A few years ago I'd have said "Yeah, right." Now...
A Women of culture I see.
An interesting thing is that it’s not just his revenge in this series. If one of two of his waifu’s wants revenge on something, by his logic, their revenge is now also his revenge, and he gladly aims to help them with their goals.
I’m starting to think the Author made this book because his life was constantly shit on during high school.
The author is a female
That explains a lot about what happened to Blade, actually... 🤷♀️
This show sounds like my Skyrim character when disrespected by an NPC. I may have shouted "I WILL BIND YOUR SOUL TO A PAIR OF RAGGED BOOTS AND LEAVE THEM IN THE SEWERS TO BE GNAWED ON BY THE SKEEVERS!" at someone when a thieves guild quest bugged out and thought that I'd failed it and they started talking shit about my sneaking skills. Or the other time some random NPC called me provincial so I stole all his clothes, cast fury, which caused him to get into a fight with a goat and lose (forever making him the crazy naked guy who got killed in a fist fight with a goat), then made him a zombie thrall to take back to my vampire castle where I put his head on the table and draped the headless corpse over the bannister above my throne.
Maybe I'll check it out.
Before you guys go off on a tangent and say that this is the most disturbing/worst/adjective anime of all time, I have three words to tear your silly arguments apart:
Boku. No. Piko.
That is all.
i'd say this is worst, yeah boku no pico is animated cp and p3do romaticization but that's just f3t1sh h3nt@1 made for people who like sh0t@ this was an anime given mainstream release.
@@ddjsoyenby its just croped hentai
Uncropped if you get the DVD
@@twinkiesmaster69 yes but it's one that was given a mainstream anime release it also (whether purposefully or not) glorifies sa.
Or School Days
"Dude, remind me to never diss off Cartman!"
I don’t know which show was the more traumatizing, yet couldn’t stop watching show, Redo of Healer or Happy Sugar Life, LOL.
Oh boi I remember Happy Sugar life but too be frank Happy Sugar life wasn’t as graphically extreme on the violence and character violation as Redo of Healer.
@@ultraoverloadx9333 Happy Sugar Life is at least supposed to have a terrible protag due to being a horror more or less
@@sarafontanini7051 Yeah that’s true
You know, I want to subject the guy to Professor Rattigan's death trap. Snap! Boom! Twang! Thunk! SPLAT! Astro Man, GET TO WORK!
As someone who already watched the series, my response is as follows. Game of Thrones was far worse in my opion. So many people raved about GoT. but it was to much for me. in redo of healer, he only does bad things to those who do bad things to him.
We live in a society, where honor is a distant memory.
Oh Boy
The Full Review is here
Okay here is my full-on backstory with my experience with Redo.
I was planning not to watch this, with everything I was hearing involving around it and that it would trigger Twitter I was like you know what I might skip it.
Then I saw Sentai filmworks Twitter feed, back in December when they posted their announcement that they were going to distribute this anime in 2021, and looked around at the comments and so far majority of them were positive and even bragging that they were grateful that FUNimation wasn't going to be the distributor of this.
But then I saw a comment from a certain notable person that mostly is dislike severely by anime Twitter fandom world, many of you know her for her handle: "@ljmontello", her response to this announcement was the following:
"Why are you promoting this assault of women as a fun romp for the incel set?"
DING DING, (cue The Price Is Right Theme).
HERE IT IS!, THIS is the comments on Twitter that Joey The Anime Man was warning us about that would happen.
Yes, once I saw this very notable #KickVic supporter express disgust at Sentai for being the distributor of this series, she even went as far as to even defend interspecies reviewer that even despite that she sees it as being crass and p***, she was told that it was still consensual and sex positive.
Which was funny coming for her because I distinctively remember after FUNimation pulled the show off the air she started bragging about how Japanese networks were beginning to also do the same thing, oh how the tables have turned.
So yeah once I discovered her backlash I was a bit little curious, I was like "OK, even she's aware of how crossing the line This is, now need to see if it is that extreme". Then I watched the infamous clip from episode 2 and that's it.
Now I will say this, my dislike of this show has waned a bit I do not believe it is the number one worst anime of the year, it's still going to be on my worst list, look I'm a vanilla boi, I am more of a supporter of consent and sex positive cultured animes, I'm trying to reduce and stop watching these Torture R***, Incest and other animes that have the Graphic themes that redo displays and while Robyn here has admitted that you get used to it after you watch the series as a whole, firstly there's a lot of other shows I'm watching right now that I don't really have time to watch this series as a whole, secondly I don't have hidive anymore and third I really don't want to subject myself to this, if you're like Robyn and you enjoyed this show particularly for the story then okay I'm fine with that but for me I have no interest in watching this series. And that is my little story involving Redo Of Healer.
The controversy of this anime is that it's male version of I Spit On Your Grave but the victim & the protganist is a man & antagonist/rapist are women & a man named Bullet.
The controversy of this anime literally exposes the hypocrisy of feminists like the twitter user ljmontello saying it as an incel anime. Really, What if genders were reversed ? What if Keyaru was woman ? I am pretty much she would have hailed it as a feminist anime.
I mean in hollywood there are so many so called feminist movies where men get castrated by women because of course he is a rapist & people don't have any problem with it. But soon as genders are reversed people get offended. Remember they did this with Rise of the Shield Hero too.
I hope Redo Of Healer gets second season. I don't care about haters & those feminists. Because this anime ended in cliffhanger.
I mean royal families and nobles have done this kind of stuff throughout history they were gods in their own minds