and subscribe to their service to watch several of these shows as they air to be caught up with the various discussions about them as they continue the world's finest assassin gets reincarnated in another world as an aristocrat let's start with the title that has the longest name to get that out of the way can you guess that this was a light novel originally as per usual with long titles the basis of the show is self-explanatory though thankfully it doesn't tell the whole story like others might and i appreciate that a lot here the finest assassin from our world is killed and reincarnated into a family of noble assassins in a fantasy setting why because the goddess in charge of such things grants him the mission to kill this world's hero specifically after the hero has already saved the world from the demon king so the hero needs to be killed because apparently the world is going to be destroyed anyway if the hero lives but it's not initially stated why so assuredly this will become an important plot point later on assuming the adaptation goes that far the original source material is still ongoing as of writing and most of the anime is just build up so far like a well-developed prologue of what's to come our protagonist gets trained by his assassin family comes into contact with a number of girls who exhibit abilities that will help him in his quest and largely as i said we are just building and training what makes the show interesting as anisakai for me is actually twofold firstly is oddly enough a number of a number of throwaway scenes that don't actually add much to the main story but instead help with the world building and it gives us further questions moving forward throughout the series we flash back to the goddess who keeps attempting to reincarnate the finest people from a variety of skill sets to do the exact same mission as our protagonist kill the hero probably as a fail-safe since we are talking about the end of the world and you can't guarantee this one guy is going to get the job done fair enough but hilariously they immediately flash forward to show us where these other reincarnated individuals end up and they are all massive failures for one reason or another and these moments become increasingly odd yet enjoyable each time they don't need to do this the writer didn't need to pen this they didn't need to adapt this but i am glad that they did again it doesn't help with the main story at all but i like them being able to flesh out the world while also taking things about the setting super seriously second and a bit more seriously this time we don't usually get this kind of layered build up in an isakai plot that exists here in fairness because the vast majority of izakaya nowadays is far more lacks in their narrative structure so you don't really need it each new episode of finest assassin feels like it's adding to what came before layering on plot as we go along in a way that is neither overwhelming us with plot exposition nor leaving us wanting more for lack of explanations we can see the protagonists slowly gain new powers and abilities and allies to help in his mission the question will end up becoming however if the narrative can come to a satisfying conclusion by the end of the core at the time of writing the show is still airing and again the original light novel is ongoing so chances of this series tying everything together in a
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