7 Most Unwatched Isekai Anime of 2010, Ranked

Once an anime fan watches, there is no going back isekai anime. Regardless of whether they are good or bad, fans tend to look for another world to get lost in each season. Clearly, the market for isekai lovers is booming so much so that fans are constantly gaining countless worlds to explore. The genre also evolves as different themes come into play, from villainess isekai as Wickedness Level 99 to the profession of isekai as Maintenance Saitou.

Meanwhile, the Isekai scene in 2010 was dominated by recurring stories and mainstream hits that fans are still talking about. Unfortunately, not all isekai anime released during this period were successful. The problem could be their bland animation, weak writing, or poor execution. It's a shame, but these 2010 isekai anime are best left unwatched.

In another world with my smartphone

• Release year: 2017
• Number of episodes: 12 episodes

In another world with my smartphone it's on this list mainly because it's a generic isekai anime with no wow factor, as opposed to series that actually build tension, world-building, or character depth. As a result, the series feels like a bland and forgettable entry in the isekai library, especially with a main character that is too lovable and leaves little room for conflict or drama.

While the idea of ​​having a powerful smartphone in an isekai world is fascinating, the series fails to utilize it in any interesting or engaging way. The protagonist often uses it to troll members of his harem, and the repetitive antics quickly become tiresome rather than fun. If you're looking for an action isekai with intense scenes, this is a complete disappointment.

Do you love your mom and her two multi-target attacks?

• Release year: 2019
• Number of episodes: 12 episodes

What happens when mother and son are transported to another world? Yes, they spend a lot of time together, but in this isekai anime, the relationship is handled in such a way that it quickly becomes awkward and awkward for the audience.

In this isekai anime, Never expect to see hilarious moments between Mamako and Masato or any meaningful character interactions and really clever comedy.

Isekai anime is full of outdated tropes and leans heavily on clichés that feel recycled from dozens of better series. The anime also relies heavily on fanservice, while the main character mainly exists to endure endless humiliation from the other characters for comedic effects.

Master of Ragnarok and Blesser of Einherjar

• Release year: 2018
• Number of episodes: 12 episodes

For an isekai anime with a great title like Master of Ragnarok and Blesser of Einherjarthe series turns out to be surprisingly underwhelming. From the beginning, the anime confuses the fans with a clumsy setup, where the main character, who is named Yuuto Suou, has been in the isekai world for two years, without proper explanation. It almost feels like the show isn't isekai at all.

Additionally, the premise of this isekai anime is based loosely on Norse mythology, yet the isekai anime had almost no intention of exploring the rich tradition in depth. Instead, viewers get a large harem of female characters, an overpowered main character who easily wins battles, and little to no meaningful story or character development.

Sengoku Night Blood

• Release year: 2017
• Number of episodes: 12 episodes

Sengoku Night Blood is an isekai anime with a reverse harem theme, meaning that there is an odd female character who gets the attention of various male characters throughout the series. That female character is Yuzuki, who enters a fantasy world where famous warriors exist, from Masamune Date, Oda Nobunaga, and Hideyoshi Toyotomi to name a few. They end up liking Yuzuki, but the show treats these interactions more like checklist fanservice than true romance.

While most fans would like to watch Sengoku Night Blood for the Sengoku theme, the series painfully ignores historical context and instead focuses on reverse harem tropes. The main character isn't likable either, as Yuzuki remains useless from beginning to end with no redeeming qualities. With all that in mind, it's clear Sengoku Night Blood exists more to promote its otome game than to tell a compelling isekai story.

Conception

• Release year: 2018
• Number of episodes: 12 episodes

First on the list is Conceptionan infamous isekai anime based on a Japanese hero video game with a weird premise that would easily make viewers uncomfortable with how absurd it is. In short, it's popular for all the wrong reasons.

Conception follows one happy-go-lucky high school student named Itsuki Yuge who suddenly gets isekai'd into another world called Granvania, which is infested with monsters called “Impurities.” While this premise sounds normal, there is something special about it Conception is how Itsuki needs to participate in love rituals with various girls to create the Star Children. In other words, the anime requires Itsuki to impregnate 12 different girls to fight the impurities and purify the fantasy world. and no Conception is not a limited anime, despite the controversial concept.

GgGd Men's Party

• Release year: 2018
• Number of episodes: 12 episodes

GgGd Men's Party is one of those low-production-value isekai anime, so it's no surprise that the show doesn't leave a strong impression on viewers compared to its title counterpart Guda Guda fairies. The animation is stiff and the visuals are stunning, so GgGd Men's Party tries to rely on humor as much as possible to make up for the lack of polish.

Unfortunately, the humor falls flat and what little charm the series might have had is lost amid awkward timing and repetitive jokes. Also, GgGd Men's Party it looks less like an isekai and more like an educational show for kids, except it fails to teach or entertain in any meaningful way. However, if you have 8 minutes of your time to spare, feel free to take a closer look GgGd Men's Party.

Dimension High School

• Release year: 2019
• Number of episodes: 11 episodes

Only trailer for Dimension High School is strong evidence that this isekai anime is unwatchable, especially for die-hard fans of the genre looking for something new to watch after a string of similarly themed shows. Half of the trailer shows the actual actors acting together, and the other half shows those actors turning into anime characters with bad CGI.

While Dimension High School deserves props for delivering a new approach to isekai, poor execution keeps the idea from reaching its full potential. While some of the show's jokes can be funny, they aren't enough to distract from its clunky storytelling and awkward format. There are plenty of good isekai anime out there, but Dimension High School it is far from one of the must-have watches of this genre.