This movie doesn't introduce characters from any other Isekai anime. It basically just keeps the casts of Re:Zero - Starting Life In Another World, Overlord, Konosuba, The Saga of Tanya The Evil, and The Rising of the Shield Hero. But I get that it's only a movie and thus not much time to introduce new casts of characters, and it's still fun. The main antagonist is a girl named Pantagruel who teleported the entire cast to another world. Not the fantasy world that they originated from in their own series, and also not the world they were from before they were Isekai'd for the first time. A fourth world. I know, it's confusing. The plot itself was a bit convoluted and I really couldn't get into it. Apparently she was lonely which is why she teleported them. She also has a connection to the character Alec Hoshin who's from Re:Zero. Both of them originated in person in Isekai Quartet, but according to my research, Alec is part of Re:Zero's history and lore, although apparently he hasn't appeared yet in that series, at least by the time this movie came out in 2022. I'm not sure how they have this connection because Pantagruel, while her origins aren't confirmed, the way she's dressed, and especially her eyepatch, makes her look like she's from the same magic school that Megumin is from the Konosuba world. She literally has the exact same eyepatch as Megumin and several of her fellow students. But yea it was hard for me to follow. The best part, like I've said before, is still the interactions between the characters. The movie opened with a joint battle with a Golem which is later revealed to be Pantagruel's doing, (even though it's stated that it looks just like the Golems from Overlord, but is apparently somehow not from Nazarick), and the finale was epic as hell. It is enjoyable despite the stuff I couldn't get into about it.

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