First Impressions of Fukanzen Sugiru
Like in many Isekai anime we find a meta-narrative, a world (ours) outside the world (Isekai). Concretely, the protagonist as a QA tester in a gaming world.
"What if NPCs had souls and free will, like we do? But human minds, devs, programmed every event?"
Here the story parallels the Human Experience in our World with the same in a man-made one, alluding to profound questions about ours.
In the latter, QA means making sure nothing unintended ever happens.
@jjohhnn I agree. My first impression is rather positive. I'm surprised by the rather low rating on MAL. Not trying to solve the mystery of average ratings sometimes defying individual expectations, but more often than not they indicate something about quality in some aspect, which I haven't really seen so far here. On the other hand, not few anime started out good and threw everything overboard halfway through or even close to the end.
