Drama Digest
Azusa Aizawa suddenly dies from extreme tiredness after many years of being a corporate enslaved person. As she appears to be making her way to the afterlife, she encounters a goddess who grants her immortality and peaceful existence in a different dimension. For at least three centuries, Azusa has been taking care of her farm, guarding the adjacent hamlet, and eliminating roughly 25 slimes each day. But, this somewhat repetitive cycle starts to break when Azusa unexpectedly learns that she has attained level 99—the highest level that can be achieved—just by eating slimes. Rumors about her strength nevertheless spread despite her valiant attempts to conceal it out of concern that it would end her dull existence. Despite her best efforts, rumors of the highest rank, “Witch of the Plateau,” began circulating. Despite her best attempts, stories about the max level “Witch of the Plateau” spread throughout the country, and a proud dragon named Raika appears to challenge their strength. Raika is defeated and befriended by Azusa, but issues emerge as both allies and enemies seek out the reclusive witch. People from all over the continent, including the dragon Laika and the elf Halkara, began to visit her. Some are looking for a fight, while others need her help. As Azusa makes friends and acquaintances who quickly become family, she discovers that she can live a life with others much better than she could on her own.
The Feel-Good Part
The characters are attractive, and the character development is excellent. The animation is brilliant and captivating.
The Disappointing Factor
Some viewers get offended as it does not have the main plot and an appropriate theme.
In-Depth Analysis
On October 19, 2019, a live webcast for the “GA Fes 2019” occasion featured the announcement of an anime television series adaptation. Revoroot created the animation for the show. It was directed by Nobukage Kimura. Keisuke Goto created the characters, and Tatsuya Takahashi handled the series’ composition. Keiji Inai is the music composer for the anime series. The show broadcasts on AT-X, Tokyo MX, and BS11 from April 10 through June 26, 2021. The opening theme song, “Gudafuwa every day,” was sung by Aoi Yki, and the closing theme, “Viewtiful Days!” by Azumi Waki. The series is available on Crunchyroll outside of Asia. Muse Communication has the rights to the anime series and will stream it on iQIYI, Bilibili, CATCHPLAY+, and other platforms in Southeast Asia and South Asia. In addition, the company granted Animax a license for streaming the anime. The second season was approved and announced in January 2022.
Star Power
The director, Nobukage Kimura did a great job directing the anime series. Revoroot created brilliant and fantastic animation. The whole crew did their best and worked unitedly for the anime series.
Overall Opinion
It is a pleasant and entertaining Japanese television animation series. The audience will become enthralled right away. Watching it is worthwhile.
