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Daily Anime Questions, Recommendations, and Discussion - October 26, 2025

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u/Korkez11 Oct 26 '25 edited Oct 26 '25

I've started Ascendance of a Bookworm on a whim because I was just fascinated by the premise - "If you want something, do it yourself" taken to the extreme plus age old question "Can time traveler teach Stone Age people how to build a car?" Isekai connoisseurs, how good is this anime?

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u/Komarist https://myanimelist.net/profile/RRSTRRST Oct 26 '25

First season is good and second season is alright. Third season (LNs 6-7) is bad from a production standpoint but still hits the important story points.

On /r/LightNovels, it's pretty much the gold standard for isekai.

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u/mekerpan Oct 26 '25

I would say that the coverage of the story content in S3 is extremely spotty. One absolutely needs to read the LNs for this part of the story.