It’s funny because it’s true. Being isekai’d – sent to another world, via Truck-kun, Train-kun, Bus-kun, or Kami-sama – is such a huge genre in Japanese/Korean print and video fantasy. Most of it is wish fulfilment or power fantasy dreck, but as per Sturgeon’s law, 10% or so is still really, really worthwhile.
Izzy Moreno 4 months ago
Ah, you’ve been watching the Onion movie.
French Persons Premium Member 4 months ago
A slightly different take on the film “Heavy Metal”.
SteveHL 4 months ago
What Sarah needed was a world in which cats can protect people from dragons.
ladykat 4 months ago
Well, that didn’t turn out the way she hoped.
morningglory73 Premium Member 4 months ago
Must take into account the skills needed to survive.
TwilightFaze 4 months ago
You and me both, Sarah. I’m a HUGE Final Fantasy nerd, but I know that even with powers I’d be monster chow right quick.
amaneaux 4 months ago
Not the isekai experience she was hoping for.
TimothyP23 4 months ago
Personally, I’d like to live in the Shire. A nice, simple life—maybe the occasional sojourn to Bree, but no further. No adventures!
thegreat.gildersleeve 4 months ago
Your fantasy should have been being the dragon instead
patrickab7 4 months ago
T_T
Mel-T-Pass Premium Member 4 months ago
It’s funny because it’s true. Being isekai’d – sent to another world, via Truck-kun, Train-kun, Bus-kun, or Kami-sama – is such a huge genre in Japanese/Korean print and video fantasy. Most of it is wish fulfilment or power fantasy dreck, but as per Sturgeon’s law, 10% or so is still really, really worthwhile.
a swino 4 months ago
right shoulder – the wind in the willows; left shoulder – watership down
charles9156 3 months ago
pretty rough fantasy world!
Laurie Stoker Premium Member 3 months ago
Instant Laugh Out Loud!!!❤️❤️❤️
Silica Gel 3 months ago
I always say that in well-made game worlds but then the realization of my laziness sets in.