Farming Life in Another World Season 2

Hiraku Machio and the residents of The Great Tree Village are back. This time they have an influx of new residents thanks to the Dragon King Dryme and the Demon Lord Galgardo. Beezel one of the Demon King's four generals brings a group of Centaurs to the village, while Dryme brings a group of Minotaurs to the village. Needless to say both races are much taller than Hiraku and the residents had anticipated making the houses they build useless. Not long After, The Lamia bring a group of wood spirits to Great Tree Village, but they refuse to live indoors and just want to live where there's fertile soil to stand on. In order to keep up with all the paperwork, Flowrem brings others from the Demon Lord's Domain to work in the administrative office. Will Hiraku be able to provide everyone with a satisfying life?

Farming Life in Another World Season 2 was great. It felt kind of like a mix of Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord, I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try mastering Magic, and I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 years, and Maxed Out My Level. It does have bath scenes, hot spring scenes, and a lake scene where you see the characters with swimsuits. There isn't any swearing though. If you enjoy slice of life anime that take place in a fantasy world, I would definitely suggest giving Farming Life in Another World a try.

Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy

Kanan Zebul is a demon known as "Kanan the Gourmet." After getting tired of the food in Hell, she feel's like it would be fun to eat human souls next. So she goes to earth and integrates herself into a japanese school where she becomes the President of the Disciplinary Committee. She then finds herself a soul that looks absolutely delicious. The soul belongs to a young man named Youji Kyougi. However, after hearing that he's going to be devoured, instead of trembling in fear at the thought of dying, he thanks Kanan. They then become a couple.

Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy was fun to watch. I read the manga before the anime came out and i really enjoyed it. However, it has a different feeling from the manga. While some of the chapters were out of order, the story still makes sense.  While the romance aspect of the anime makes it worth watching, there is quite a few lewd scenes. The majority of them are in the last couple of episodes though. It kind of has a similar feel to To Love Ru. While it doesn't share the weird stuff like Rito tripping and pulling down girls skirts, the structure of Kanan's family is the same as Lala Deviluke's. If you don't mind Ecchi scenes, i would definitely suggest giving it a try.

Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord

Ever since her was two years old, Van Fertia was labeled as a prodigy for both his knowledge and his skill with the sword. His family was convinced that he would receive an aptitude for elemental magic and become a skilled warrior. However, what he received at the age of eight was an aptitude for production magic. Seeing the skill as useless, his father raised his sword to kill Van. Right before he acted, Van's older brother suggested sending him to an impoverished village to reign as its new lord. Van now exiled from his family home, traveled with no help from his family, only Van's personal maid, the head butler, the knight captain, and a slave that Van freed followed him to this new village. People were wary at first, but as Van used his magic, the village transformed into a safe and comfortable place to live.

Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord was a fun and relaxing anime. It felt similar to other anime that focus on a single place, such as Farming Life in Another World, Sweet Reincarnation, I'm a Noble On The Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic, as well as Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time. The language stays clean. There are a few bath scenes, but they don't particularly stand out. If you enjoy anime that focus on a character developing the place they live, I would definitely suggest watching it.

There was a Cute Girl in the Hero’s Party, so I Tried Confessing to Her

When the Hero's Party go to defeat the demon lord, they first get to a demon named Yoki and are unable to beat him. Instead of killing the hero's like his subordinates suggested, he asks his subordinates to carry them back to the nearest village. The hero's continue to return only to be met with the same result. After about a month of this Yoki says that he'll let the hero's party past him if they leave behind their priestess. Reluctantly they agree. It is then that Yoki confesses his love. Unfortunately Cecilia turns him down. The Demon Lord is defeated, and the Demon Lord's army gets disbanded. Yoki decides to rip off his wings and horn and go into the city of minerva as a human. He then becomes an adventurer to pay for his needs.

There was a Cute Girl in the Hero's Party, so I Tried Confessing to Her was a really cute and fun anime. I really liked the balance between adventuring and romantic interactions between the characters. Everyone dresses modestly and the language is clean.  I would definitely suggest it if you enjoy fantasy anime with a focus on adventuring.

Takamiya Nasuno Desu!

Over Summer Vacation Nasuno Takamiya asks Yuri's brother Yota to work as her butler. After accepting she shows him around her mansion and has him complete various tasks for her. He helps clean the library, find restaurants, and attends to her needs wherever she spontaneously decides to travel to.

Takamiya Nasuno Desu! was fun to watch. As you might have guessed it's another Teekyu Spinoff like Usakame. However, this has Nasuno as  the main character. I was happy about this because I feel like when I watched Teekyu nothing was revealed about Nasuno's Private life, whereas there were plenty of scenes in Teekyu that focused on what Yuri, Marimo, and Kanae did away from school. The anime is mostly clean, though there are a few scenes where characters wear swimsuits. If you enjoyed Teekyu and Usakame, I would definitely suggest giving Takamiya Nasuno Desu! a try as well. 

Scooped Up by an S-Rank Adventurer!

Lloyd grew up being trained by The Great Sage Merlin. Though having no other reference, he believed that Merlin's power was average and he just fell short by comparison. After leaving the forest where he was living with Merlin, he joined The Hero's Party. However, the hero didn't notice how effective Lloyd's magic was and kicked him out for lacking power. Right when he was looking for a new party to join, a swordswoman named Yui invites him to join her party. This group not only ended up being irreplaceable friends to Lloyd, but people who would help him to improve as a person more than anybody had before.

Scooped Up by an S-Rank Adventurer! was exactly what you would expect from a fantasy anime. Lloyd is one of those characters that is completely unaware how powerful he is despite it being completely obvious that he surpasses most adventurers in power. you see this same trope in anime's like I Parry Everything, The Old Newbie Adventurer, and From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman. While the majority of the anime remains clean, there is a scene where Yui and Silica are seen bathing in a lake right before getting attacked by monsters. If you like fantasy anime I would suggest giving this one a try.

I Left My A-Rank Party to Help My Former Students Reach the Dungeon Depths!

Yuke Feldio was in an A-rank adventuring party known as Thunder Pike. However, after being mistreated by his adventuring companions he leaves his party. It isn't long after that he runs into a student he taught named Marina who after hearing he isn't part of a party anymore invites him to join her party. After talking with the rest of the group he agrees to join and be the party's leader. They decide on the name Clover for their party because there are four of them. While they may be at the lowest rank for now Clover's sense of teamwork will surely raise their rank.

I Left My A-Rank Party to Help My Former Students Reach the Dungeon Depths! was better than I was expecting. Usually the trope is somebody getting kicked out of their party, but Yuke leaves voluntarily. While it's similar to the common trope, I believe this feels a little more realistic. I also think that Simon is probably the best antagonist in the banished from the hero's party trope since the hero in Beast Tamer. Both antagonist give you a feeling of satisfaction after they are beaten. The anime is mostly clean with a few hot spring scenes and a lake scene as well. If you like fantasy anime, I would definitely suggest watching this one.

The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians

Kurumi Mirai had always dreamed of being a magician. She grew up learning about charms from her grandma which inspired her. One night while Kurumi was out walking around she sees a witch casting magic. The witch stops after a paper Kurumi had been holding rolls down at her feet. She picks it up to see a charm that Kurumi had practiced drawing. The witch then asks if Kurumi wanted to be a magician. When Kurumi says yes the witch hands her a magic notebook and gives her advice as well as a promise. However, when Kurumi is finally old enough to get into Rhettoran Magic Academy she fails to get a high enough score to get into the magumi class or modern magic course. She is instead put into the standard class with kids who would rather spend their lives doing ordinary work like cooking, singing, and fashion designing. On the first day the standard class's new teacher proudly proclaims that she is going to turn every one of the standard class students into magicians.

The Stories of Girls Who Couldn't Be Magicians was a good anime. It's one of those ones that isn't easy to binge, and you can't really say why. The story is interesting, the art is fun and stylish, there's character growth as Kurumi and Yuzu both figure out what kind of person they want to be, and there aren't any annoying characters. I really liked how a lot of the show focused on Rhettoran Academy's seven wonders. It kind of reminded me of Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun. I would suggest giving it a try. It isn't the best anime you'll ever see, but it has a good message about how anyone can be the kind of person they aspire to be if they put in the work. 

A Salad Bowl of Eccentrics

After getting chased by assassins, the seventh princess of the Ofim empire jumps into a void which leads to modern day Japan. She lands on top of a poor detective who brings her into his home. After a warm meal he talks about her leaving, which Sara agrees to, but she would have to wipe his memory. Not willing to lose his memories, Sosuke Kaburaya lets Sara stay. Little did Sara know that her attendant Livia had also jumped into the void and had been living life as a homeless person. After failing to become a detective so she could live with Sara, she promises to find a job that pays enough for them to live together. Will Livia actually be able to pull it off with no experience and skills besides swordplay?

A Salad Bowl of Eccentrics is actually a really cute anime. It could even be considered to show to younger audiences, however, it is ruined by the fan service it provides. While it is not every episode, many of the episodes contain inappropriate scenes such as multiple bath scenes, a shower scene, a hot springs scene, a scene of Livia bathing in a Lake, as well as multiple scenes of Livia undressed so that she can make a company she works for can make the perfect toy replica of her. While there is a lot of unnecessary fan service the story and relationships that the characters build are all wholesome. If you are fine with fan service and like slice of life stories that have the same feel as spy family and Mr. Villains Day Off. I would give it a try. But if you don't like the Ecchi genre you can try it but just know there is a fair amount of ecchi scenes despite it not being labeled as an ecchi anime by official sites.

Loner Life in Another World

Haruka has always felt alone. He is observant that his current class is split into groups such as jocks, nerds, gyaru's, and the class rep's group. Just as he was reading a manga he sees people being transported away and unwilling to let go he climbs up through the vents but still gets transported away. Once he has been transported an old man tells him to pick a skill from a list. However, all thats left are the skills that nobody wanted. After complaining about how none of them are any good, the old man gives up and tells him to take all of the remaining skills. He is then transported to the woods where he uses his skills to make a house in a cave. He then tests out his skills on goblins that are lurking nearby. Life in the forest seemed peaceful. However, all that goes out the window when girls from his class come to him asking for help. Will Haruka get to have his peaceful life as a loner?

Loner Life in Another World was pretty good. Though I thought the way the girls refused to let him leave there side after he helped them was weird. I think it would have been cool to see how his life would have been had he stayed in the forest. Though one good thing came out of it. He meets a girl named Angelica while he is away from his home in the woods. I just wish I could see more of their adventures together. The fan service isn't too bad. Though there are a few bath scenes. Overall if you are looking for a new isekai to watch, I would give it a try to see if you like it. However, it isn't particularly unique from other isekai's that have been made.

Dungeon People

Clay was raised by her dad who constantly raided dungeons. He taught her everything he believed she needed in order to survive a dungeon. However, one day he disappeared leaving only a note and a dagger for Clay to use. While Clay was raiding the Antomerg dungeon she runs into a minotaur who serves as the eighth floor's guardian. during their fight a wall breaks and the minotaur does something Clay never expected. He asks her to stop the fight because the dungeon administrator will be arriving due to the broken wall. After getting information on what happened the dungeon administrator Beilleheila Langdass pulls Clay aside and asks if she would be willing to work as part of the dungeon staff. Clay says that she'll do it if Beilleheila can beat her in a fight. Naturally, as the dungeons final boss, Belle defeats Clay in under a minute. And thus begins Clay's journey of learning what goes on behind the scenes of a dungeon.

While Dungeons may seem like an overdone trope of the fantasy anime genre, Dungeon People gives a truly unique take on it. I think what I enjoyed the most was learning about the monsters like Pekkomo, Teruru, and Binky. The language in the anime is clean, and the characters all dress modestly. It's honestly hard to find an anime to compare this to. I was reminded of delicious in dungeon a little bit because in delicious in dungeon they do talk about the mechanics of the dungeon they are exploring. If you are looking for a new dungeon themed anime I would definitely give this one a try.  

Gods' Games We Play

After a girl is found trapped in ice, she is brought to the city. They learn that she is a former God by the name of Leoleshea. Her request is for them to bring her the greatest game player this world has to offer and challenge her. After a boy named Fay Theo Philus comes to the city of Ruin they ask him to challenge her. In this world Gods challenge humans to games and those who receive ten wins can have any wish granted. However, if you lose three times you are forbidden from playing again. Leoleshea wishes to ask the gods to restore her status as a goddess. After Fay defeats her she teams up with him so they can pursue their goals together.

 Gods' Games We Play was an interesting anime. It kind of reminded me of No Game No Life and Liar Liar. It is an ecchi anime, so it does have a bath scene, a swimsuit episode, as well as a scene where Fay and Leoleshea walk in on Pearl while she is in her underwear. Overall if you like the type of anime's where the characters become part of the game rather than just playing it, you will probably enjoy this one.

The Misfit of Demon King Academy: History's Strongest Demon King Reincarnates and Goes to School with His Descendants Season 2 Part 2

After rewriting the rumors and traditions that made up Avos Dilhevia, Anos takes his rightful place as the Demon King of Tyranny. After hearing from Misha that he will be missed at the Academy, Anos disguises himself as Anosh Polticoal the same disguise he used when visiting the land of the spirits. Many changes are brought about for the students such as Shin Reglia becoming a swordsmanship teacher as well as Enyunion teaching the students. While he is in his castle he is visited by his former teacher Emilia who went into hiding after being stripped of her royal status. Anos says he'll give her a chance to reclaim what she lost, but in order to do that she has to go to the Heroes Academy and teach there. Will she be able to do it?

The Misfit at Demon King Academy Season 2 Part 2 was really interesting. It goes a lot into Anos's past. I know Anos when he became the Demon king told everyone that if they needed something they could come to him. So when a girl tells him that she wants Anos to be her older brother and Anos agrees, its simultaneously cute and surprising. I was surprised because Anos is who I consider to be the most overpowered main character in the fantasy anime genre. His attitude of constantly showing how he is better than everyone else makes it all the more surprising. There are a few scenes where you see the characters in swimsuits, as well as you see the characters in bed together if that is something that makes you uncomfortable. Overall, if you liked the previous seasons I would give Season 2 Part 2 a try because it has a similar feel to season 1. 

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime OAD

After being stretched far too thin by Shuna and Shion, Rimuru looks for a way for them to have something soft so they aren't always grabbing him. He is reminded of the bean bags in his previous life and decide to make some that resemble him. He first asks Shuna to find a thin stretchy material and then goes to Garm to see if he knows any bead like material that the bean bags can be filled with. Garm lets him know that there is a material called Sarasa that can be found in a nearby lake. However, there are rumors that there is a monster living in the lake so he should be careful. Confident in his abilities, Rimuru invites all his friends to have a picnic by the lake before they gather the Sarasa. However they are caught by surprise when everyone is grabbed by octopus like tentacles. Will they be able to defeat the monster and get the material they came for?

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime OAD was really good. I really liked the episodes about Rimuru teaching at the Freedom Academy. You get to see a little more of the kids after they have all recieved help from the spirits. While it does have an episode where the girls are in bikini's at the lake, I would still give it a try if you like the main series. The OVA takes place between the first and second season, if you want to watch it in chronological order.

Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Season 4

After the chaos that happened with the Xenos, Bell has now reached level 4. With how quickly he has leveled up the guild sends the Hestia Familia a letter assigning them a mission. They will now have to go farther than they ever have before in the dungeon and retrieve items for the guild. With such a big task at hand Bell and his party decide to ask Miach, Hephaestus, and Takemikazuchi for assistance. While they are getting prepared Aisha hears about it and volunteers to join them as well. But before they can even leave Cassandra has a vision and urges everyone to postpone the mission. However, nobody believes her and they decide to go anyway. Will everybody be able to make it back safely?

Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Season 4 was pretty intense compared to previous seasons. Unlike other seasons the majority of season 4 takes place within the dungeon. I think that was a cool change to make. The season is mostly clean except for the outfit that Aisha wears and you meet a mermaid named Marie who isn't wearing anything at first but covers herself after she meets Bell. Overall if you liked the previous seasons, I would definitely give this one a try as well.

Outbreak Company

After filling out a questionnaire on otaku culture to see if he is eligible for a job, Shinichi Kanou answers every single question correctly and is called in to meet a man named Jinzaburou Matoba. Matoba tells Shinichi that they have found a portal to a parallel world. In order to begin friendly relations with them, they want to introduce anime, manga, and games to them. However, nobody in the government really knows anything about it. Shinichi agrees to help and is taken to the other world. He meets with the queen who agrees to let him share his interests. After teaching his maid basic Japanese he builds a school for the youth of the kingdom of Erdant, where they can learn both Japanese and Japanese culture. While Shinichi seems to be doing his job perfectly, not everyone is satisfied with the results. It is up to Shinichi to find a solution that can satisfy everyone. Will he be able to pull it off?

Outbreak Company was better than expected. It is pretty relatable, in the same way that Anime-Gataris is. There are multiple bath scenes, as well as a swimsuit episode with a lake. Besides that the characters dress modestly, and the humor and language are both clean. If the summary above sounds interesting to you, I would give it a try,

The Weakest Tamer Began a Journey to Pick Up Trash

Femicia lived a fairly normal life, until she turned five. When kids turn five they are given a skill with a number of stars. In Latomi Village where Femicia grew up they believe that what skill you have and the number of stars you get determines what kind of life you will live. However, Femicia got the tamer skill and was rated as starless. Believing this to be a curse from God, the village chief gets everyone to believe that Femicia should be killed, even her own family. So after living with the village's fortune teller for three years in secret, she runs away and changes her name to Ivy. Before the fortune teller died she told Ivy to go on a trip to the city next to the capital and find people she can trust. But, after seeing that the village chief had put a bounty on her head she finds it hard to trust anyone. Will Ivy find happiness?

The Weakest Tamer Began a Journey to Pick Up Trash was a really relaxing anime. Unlike Isekai animes where the protagonist pretends to be weak, Ivy is actually weak. However, she is still able to tame a slime which becomes her traveling companion. While there is a lake scene in the first episode, it is pretty short and everybody dresses modestly throughout the anime. The language remains clean as well. If this sounds interesting to you I would definitely suggest giving it a try.

The Slime Diaries

All is calm in the nation of Tempest. Rimuru decides that he wants to further develop the way that they do things. Watch as the city of Rimuru starts farming to improve the town as well as create traditions like Christmas and New Years. However, the arrival of Milim starts to make some things a bit problematic. Will Rimuru be able to keep everyone happy?

While there wasn't any fighting in this spin off I still really liked it. I was really happy that Milim became a huge part of The Slime Diaries because I felt like she didn't really get any screen time in the main storyline despite declaring that she was going to stay in the Capital City Rimuru. There was an episode where you see Shuna, Shion, Soka, Gobta, and Rimuru in swimsuits, but Shion's is the only one that is revealing. There isn't as much swearing in this one so that was good.

Campfire Cooking in Another World with my Absurd Skill

Mukouda is summoned to another world along with others from earth. However, everyone but him received a battle skill. The skill that Mukouda received was Online Grocery. Being able to have easy access to products made on earth definitely has some perks. With this skill Mukouda was able to make two familiars, the legendary Fenrir named Fel, and a slime named Sui. Together they hunt monsters and use the ingredients from earth to make meals that taste out of this world.

I really enjoyed Campfire Cooking in Another World. It only swears about seven times. The series stays clean until episode eleven where you hear a woman talking about soap and shampoo that Mukouda summoned using his Online Grocery skill. It shows her using them briefly in the shower. I would still suggest watching it if you are into Isekai and slow life anime.

Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? II: Is It Wrong to Go Searching for Herbs on a Deserted Island?

After getting a request from Miach The Hestia Familia go to paradise Island to find some herbs. They hear about something called the everything flower, which allows you to make any wish come true. However, after searching for the flower one by one all of Bell Cranel's friends become brainwashed. Will Bell be able to save them, or will he meet the same fate? 

The entire episode is the female characters in their swimsuits. You also see Ryu and Mikoto take off their clothes as they walk into a lake. It also shows Lily shirtless as the girls are preparing for a swimsuit contest. However, I don't believe there was any swearing, so that is good. Overall it was kind of weird compared to the other content of the series, but it was still enjoyable.