The 4 Kinds of Isekai Manga That I’ve Noticed.

Isekai Blessing III: Memory of the Past

Now that I’m looking at the list, this could’ve easily been ‘Isekai Blessing I’ as it’s the most basic kind of blessing. When the character is reincarnated, they’re often returned year earlier into their life either at young childhood or shortly before their death. Technically. If they don’t change anything, they could easily power up and live life up until the time of their original death.

“The World After the Fall” Is a Manhua That Questions Isekai.

Overall, the series is truly worth a read. It’s not this super deep series but it touches on some elements of the isekai while keeping the action and adventure going. There is very little breathing room between battles and encounters in The World After the Fall.

Manhwa-Manhua Mash-Up: Monster Pet Evolution.

That aside, Monster Pet Evolution is an all-around good read. It’s action-packed, adventure-filled, and funny—everything you’d expected from a Pokemon clone.

Dragon Ball’s Lore Holds the Keys to Many Potential Prequels.

One part of the Dragon Ball lore that I’d love to see explored is the classic era of martial arts. I’d love to see Kami’s origins on Earth revisited as well but seeing the early days of Master Roshi and Master Shen. Those two must have had adventures before and during their training under Master Mutaito.

You Talk Too Much: Exposition in Anime and Manga.

Overall, exposition in its many forms has a place in anime, manga, manwha, and manhua. However, maybe we can dial it back a bit when fights and battles reach their peak?

3 Time-Travel Isekai to Check Out.

Written by Barnacle, The Great Mage Returns After 4000 Years is one of those isekai where there’s no grind for the main character, really. Lucas Traumen is a great mage who becomes so powerful that the main Demigod—under gods who are immortal with a weakness and were created from the universe for an unknown reason—decides to kill him and trap his soul in oblivion for 4000 years.

Manhua Mash-Up: Global Martial Arts.

Action drives the series but it isn’t the series. Also, the world-building in this series is some of the best of I’ve seen in a manhua series and an isekai series at that. Usually, isekai takes an ancient or medieval fantasy approach which is easy enough.

Manhwa-Manhua Mash-Up: Rooftop Sword Master.

It’s just so rare that you get a manhua or manhwa series with action this intense. You really have to dig to find them and even then, the action isn’t as graphic as it is in Rooftop Sword Master.

Here’s The Mt. Rushmore of Mecha Anime.

Mecha are the anime, manga, and video games involving giant robots that can either be piloted from inside or controlled.

4 Classic Manga and TV Series In Need of A Reboot.

This series will always be at the top of my list of anime or manga that deserve a television show.

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