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The entry list showed Ippo's featherweight class having Volg against Suzuki and Ippo against the second ranked Olympic representative, Takuma Saeki. Takamura then invited Ippo and the others to go to the annual training camp to prepare for the Class A Tournament. At the Makunouchi Fishing Boat, Ippo informed his mother about the recent events and asked her if he could go to the training camp for a week, which she allowed him to. At the gym, Kamogawa revealed the date when the gym would go to the training camp, which made Ippo fire up and began mitt training with Kamogawa until Yagi urgently told Ippo that his mother was sent to the hospital after collapsing. Hiroko hospitalised. Upon hearing the sudden news of his mother being sent to the hospital after collapsing, Ippo rushed to the hospital and met Miyazaki.

Using duplicates of the cards you gathered, you could form multiple decks of 50 cards each. During the match, you used the player cards to attack your opponent. The hit points noted on the cards canceled each other out, and the remaining damage was subtracted from the loser's total. Certain characters could back up other characters, giving an increase of 300 attack points to the base card. The game was made interesting by the action cards you could play, which allowed you to heal, retrieve, or attack other cards on the playing surface, and by the team attack element, which let you link cards together to perform high-HP attacks. Visually speaking, CFC was impressive.

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Just over a year later, the sequel came out last season, and it too sucked ass — DOUBLE . the whammy because it was a worse sequel than its predecessor (which makes it a noteworthy Isekai trash champion at best). In that review, I already foreshadowed the month ahead before its eventual release: "If next season's Isekai de Cheat Skill wo Te ni Shita Ore wa, Genjitsu Sekai wo mo Musou Suru: Level Up wa Jinsei wo Kaeta a. k. a The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses, which if you've been through many rom-com shows over the years in AniManga, this one would sound like it's just that: a bland rom-com of a developing high school boy who's obsessed with this beautiful and pretty high school girl, just because the recurring gag is in the name. But above all of the many self-conscious episodes that one might reckon that the joke has been and can play out endlessly until the author decides to finish the romp to satiate those who are sour and just want this joke to end, the devil is in the details, and truer than not, the source material is a delight to read and see the various interactions, though that mileage may vary.
As for that interaction, don't go expecting the male MC of Kaede Komura to be like Takagi-san's Nishikata, Komi-san's Hitohito Tadano, or even BokuYaba's Kyotaro Ichikawa. Just because they're about the same age between middle and high school doesn't mean that they behave with the same mentality; it's how authors decide to progress their characters that makes the difference. But for some weird reason, Koume Fujichika seems content with wanting Kaede to just act like the adolescent boy who's discovering love for the first time, and even after multiple attempts, he still fails to catch on that his love interest in female MC Ai Mie is just that: an absentminded girl who always forgets her glasses. Some do it with some success, but those are few amongst the can of worms that the isekai genre is. So Mushoku Tensei undeniably falls on the better side of the isekai scale, lopsided as that scale may be.
Mushoku Tensei fans like to call it the “Grandfather/Mother of isekai”, but I doubt the validity of these claims because several other popular isekai novels had already come out before it, and SAO (talking about the anime here) might not be an isekai, depending on what your definition of isekai is, but that’s the one that started off the boom of what has basically become a genre now.
Talking about fans, some fans even claim that the people who have issues with pedophilia, rape, etc and how the anime portrays these in good light, are soft snowflakes. According to them, anyone who thinks these things are actually a problem shouldn’t use their own morals on a show.
As a protagonist, Rudues is agonizing to watch.