When we refer to the isekai genre, we’re all transported to a completely different world metaphorically speaking.
The theme that is most frequently found in the stories in this category is where the main character is transported to another world in order to save the world or else the concept goes down a different path, resulting in an alternate plot. Because Otaku’s love it, this genre has been very popular in their circles.
Today, let’s talk about the best isekai manga you should read.
10. How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord
Inhabiting the body of his character Diablo, a socially-stunted gamer is thrust into another world.
Despite his superhuman powers, he still can’t keep from looking like an awkward goof, so he decides to pretend to be a Demon Lord and quickly has a pair of slaves, a voluptuous elf and a catgirl, under his control.
Their adventures with friends, frenemies, and foes from all around the world never fail to provide hours of riveting entertainment.
9. The Devil is a Part-Timer!
When the Devil King Sadao is defeated by Emilia and sent to drift to the modern-day Tokyo of that time, he is just one step away from world domination.
As his skills only encompass “conquering the world,” they are evidently not applicable in his new circumstances, so he has to work as a freelancer to cover his expenses!
8. That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime
Satoru Mikami has just another ordinary day ahead of him. The Tokyo streets are bathed in sunlight, and his colleagues are chatting when he gets stabbed by a nearby robber. You’re 37 years old and work for a large corporation. At this age, you’re on your deathbed with one regret: you’ve never had sex. He is surprised when an unidentifiable AI-like voice begins to recite orders.
However, something odd has happened. For some reason, Satoru has become a thick goop of slime. He has acquired the ability to absorb anything and gain its appearance and abilities, because of his new form.
While experimenting with his new abilities and venturing into the cave, he uncovers a sleeping three-hundred-year-old dragon named Veldora, who had been sealed away for centuries. Once they’ve established a fast friendship, Satoru decides to help the beast escape in exchange for a new name. He is called Rimuru Tempest.
After concluding that he wants to avoid the humdrum existence he experienced before, Rimuru is preparing to undertake a major journey that will influence his life and the future of his new world.
7. Re:ZERO : Starting Life In Another World
After dying numerous times, he finally managed to defeat the White Whale and put an end to the threat of the Witch Cult’s Sin Archbishop, Petelgeuse Romaneeconti, who represented sloth.
Subaru discovers that Rem was erased from the world due to the White Whale’s Fog of Elimination while he was still alive, and only learns of this when he is nearing the end of his death loop.
No longer in possession of the White Whale, Subaru and Emilia are confronted with a reality they never thought would come to pass.
6. No Game No Life
There are countless urban legends found on the internet, but the most popular is “Blank,” the mysterious gamer who only appears in videos. Sora, the manipulative 18-year-old, and Shiro, the detached 11-year-old, are Blank’s only true siblings. An unbeatable duo, with no losses to their name, stand united.
They receive an anonymous email challenging them to a chess game, but this email is not to be taken lightly. After securing a flawless victory, they are instantly transported to a different world with a brighter, more colorful color scheme.
According to a boy named Tet, the world of Disboard uses an extremely unique system for resolving disputes: anything and everything can be settled by playing games.
Humans are ranked at the bottom of the sixteen races that reside in the realm, just barely holding on to their kingdom, which is a single city.
While the world hasn’t seen a military conflict in hundreds of years, Sora and Shiro make a name for themselves by having their sights set on an ambitious goal: to beat Tet in an unprecedented battle of wits and seize control of this new world.
5. The Rising Of The Shield Hero
In the kingdom of Melromarc, the Four Cardinal Heroes are a group of ordinary men who were summoned from modern-day Japan to become its saviors.
Melromarc is a country that has experienced devastating disasters brought on by water-based catastrophes for centuries. On their behalf, the four heroes are given swords, spears, bows, and shields to use against the Waves.
As an otaku, Naofumi Iwatani is plagued by an incredible curse: he is the “Shield Hero.” Naofumi is constantly belittled and ridiculed by everyone, including his fellow heroes and the citizens of the kingdom, because of his subpar combat abilities and unfavorably simple personality.
4. The Faraway Paladin
William is the only living person in a city full of the dead, and he is determined to save them.
Born with vague memories of a previous life in contemporary Japan in which he failed to accomplish anything meaningful, he is determined not to make the same mistake twice and that this time, his life will be lived to the fullest.
But what exactly does that imply in practice? William is being raised by a group of the undead, and he must learn about the events that brought him to this city and these people, as well as what it means to not only exist, but to live a complete life.
3. The Man Picked Up By The Gods
At the age of 39, Ryouma Takebayashi succumbs to his bad luck while in his sleep.
Three kind deities take pity on him and grant him the chance to be reborn in a magical realm where he has only one assignment: to be himself and have fun. Additionally, the twins gift Ryouma with strong physical powers as well as the aptitude to be adept at mastering all elements, and vow to keep an eye on him.
This officially begins when he is teleported into a forest as a child. In three years, time passes. To put it simply, Ryouma has devoted much of his time researching slimes, building and training an army of them while advancing his spell talents. However, the child enjoys his solitary existence and his simple cave abode, but he misses interacting with other people.
2. Wise Man’s Grandchild
While he was recognized as a national hero in the kingdom of Earlshide, Merlin Walford was celebrated for both his power and his accomplishments. While he is perfectly content with a quiet life, he retreats to the country in order to care for an orphan that he found in the woods.
This orphan is Shin, a modern-day Japanese salaryman who was reincarnated into a version of Arthurian legend while still having his memories from his prior life. Merlin keeps getting amazed with Shin’s outstanding skill in both magic casting and martial arts as the years go by.
For most of the series, Kenja no Mago follows Shin Walford as he meets new friends, learns about the world, and battles various evil forces.
1. Overlord
Yggdrasil is a well-known virtual reality game that grants its players a lot of freedom. The game provides players with a simple tutorial, and after that, they’re left to explore the world and alter their characters and weapons as they see fit. However, the game finally comes to an end when its servers are shut down at midnight in the year 2138.
The NPCs of Yggdrasil’s Ainz Ooal Gown decide to spend the game’s final hours inside their guild. At 12:00 A.M., his character remains logged in, which is strange.
Rather, Momonga is suddenly transported to another world, one that is almost exactly like Yggdrasil. When confronted with an already extreme situation, he discovers that the non-player characters (NPCs) have become sentient.
Momonga is trapped in his avatar’s skeletal body, and therefore, has no other choice but to find other like-minded players. He embarks on a quest to discover the cause of his predicament and to secure control of the new world in the hopes of finding other avatars like him.
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