Is there an anime/Isekai in a Dark Souls world?
Hi there. I'm pretty new to Anime. A buddy introduced me to Isekai, but they're all so happy and cheerful. The protagonist is automatically awesome and within four episodes he has a half-dozen beautiful women falling all over him. The formula is tiring.
Is there an Isekai where a protagonist gets dropped into a fantasy world like Dark Souls, where things are genuinely hopeless and broken and horrible and the protagonist at least has to actually struggle?
Is there an Isekai where a protagonist gets dropped into a fantasy world like Dark Souls, where things are genuinely hopeless and broken and horrible and the protagonist at least has to actually struggle?
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As for isekai that feel like Dark Souls, good fucking luck, most of them are wish fulfillment. Most isekai are Literary-RPGs, most Literary-RPGs suck balls.
"Hai to Gensou no Grimgar" is an isekai where the heroes are broken, weak, childish, and mourning. The one season of the anime is nice, but the light novels don't last long before the writing takes a nosedive (writer was winging it hard, kept changing his mind, added anime tropes in the LNs at one point).
And if you're into primordial evil, Eldritch Lovecraftian deities, the works, you can find one such god inside "The Summer when Hikaru Died".
But I recommend giving up on having any expectations for "isekai". Well written isekai are not the norm.
Not an anime but there is an elden ring manga thats kore a comedy thing but a fun read
actual dark isekais are: drifters, re:zero
Everything seems like your typical isekai at first, however something feels off with how the kingdom of Maratmark treats Noafumi. While they praise the other three heroes they can bearly be bothered with him. He is betrayed and cast out as a monster.
Will he be able to trust again and help fight off the dangerous waves of monsters and calamities happening. How will he clear his name? Will he find somewhere to belong or will he give in to despair.