Drama digest
Rentt Faina, an adventurer in his twenties, has been hacking away at mobsters for a decade. He does not possess any talent for the job but finds himself stuck hunting slims and goblins for a merger amounts of coins. He knows things will change when he comes to an undiscovered path in the Water Moon Dungeon. Treasure or riches doesn’t keep him waiting but a legendary dragon that won’t waste time in swallowing. After a short time, Rentt finds himself neither dead either nor very alive. He was nothing more than a pile of bones. Rentt set off his quest armed with his trusty sword, tool belt, and ghoulish looks as a reborn skeleton to attain existential evolution. He hoped to return to civilization in a human form. Will Rentt succeed, or will he be consumed by the dungeon?
The feel-good part
The characters that were consistently shown were fleshed out and had good character development. The world-building and power system exposition was interesting.
The disappointing factor
The monologues were too frequent, and at times, they broke the rhythm. The pacing was slow. The dubbing was annoying at a few points.
In-depth analysis
The anime revolved around a man who died but returned as undead. The story progressed slowly. New and fascinating characters were introduced. It was engaging to see how Rentt dealt with his condition and interacted with people he knew. As the story progresses he gets stronger, but these action scenes serve the story well. The world-building was done well. The characters were quirky but realistic. The dialogue between Rentt and the people close to him was awesome. The art network was mediocre.
Star power
The characters were written brilliantly, and they were fleshed out. The animations were also top-level. Overall, the cast enhanced the anime.
Overall opinion
It was a decent fantasy anime with fabulous characters and world-building. The art was good, but it heavily cut on the exposition. It was an enjoyable anime.
